House GOP lawmakers plan to explore a wide range of OSHA issues – including ergonomics enforcement, injury and illness prevention programs and noise control – as they exercise their oversight role, and hope to develop a “working relationship” with the agency that keeps them in the loop on regulatory and policy plans, the new chair of the House workforce protections subcommittee told Inside OSHA Online in an exclusive interview. Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI) said that it's the panel's responsibility to seek information from the agency about why it has pursued recent policies such as adding a musculos
December 30, 2025