Maryland Workplace Safety Requirements (2026)

Maryland OSHA coverage, training requirements, and compliance checkpoints for employers and workers.

State Decision Center

Confirm Jurisdiction, Then Choose the Right Action

State-plan vs federal rules can change training obligations, timelines, and enforcement risk.

Jurisdiction First Training Path Update Tracking

STEP 1

Find Your State

Confirm whether you are in a state-plan or federal OSHA state.

STEP 2

Pick Training Path

Choose providers and formats matched to your state context.

STEP 3

Track Regulatory Updates

See material changes and affected pages quickly.

STEP 4

Request Review

Send a correction or verification request to editorial.

This page is a fast compliance overview for Maryland employers.

Coverage Model

  • State plan status: true.
  • Confirm whether private-sector and public-sector workers are covered under state or federal enforcement.
  • Verify local office and complaint channels before incidents occur.

Core Compliance Priorities

  1. Maintain OSHA recordkeeping and reporting workflows.
  2. Keep required training current for exposed job functions.
  3. Validate written programs match actual site practices.
  4. Track deadline-driven filings and annual postings.

Practical Next Steps

  • Build a state-specific inspection response protocol.
  • Keep a current citation-response playbook for supervisors.
  • Review annual penalty updates and adjust risk budgets.