Industrial Safety and Health Division

The Kansas Department of Labor Industrial Safety and Health Division (ISH) is responsible for identifying safety hazards and helping Kansas businesses and public sector entities eliminate unsafe practices. The division promotes programs throughout the state designed to help Kansas workers avoid on-the-job injuries and provide a safe working environment.

Workplace Safety

Our Division provides a variety of services to support the safety needs of both private and public sector organizations. Explore the options below to find the right safety solutions for your business.

Each year, many Kansans face work-related injuries or illnesses that cause costly disruptions for both employees and businesses. But with the right safety measures, you can prevent accidents and protect your workforce.

OSHA Resources

Industrial Safety and Health Resources

Required Workplace Posters

Federal and Kansas State law requires that certain posters be displayed in the workplace. All required posters are FREE to download from the appropriate agencies at dol.ks.gov/employers/workplace-laws/posters-in-the-workplace

U.S. Department of Labor

Get more information to help you with the basics, or find other rules that apply to your workplace, at the U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA)

Complaint Form

If you are a public or private sector EMPLOYER who believes their insurance carrier or group-funded self-insurance plan has not provided accident prevention services, you may file a complaint with the Kansas Department of Labor.

Statutes

KDOL Information Center Injury and Illness Data

A Public Sector Safety Specialist in Kansas is dedicated to ensuring the health and safety of employees working in government and public service sectors. They develop and implement comprehensive safety programs, conduct workplace inspections, and ensure compliance with state and federal safety regulations, including OSHA standards. Through training, risk assessments, and emergency preparedness planning, they work to prevent workplace accidents, injuries, and illnesses. Their goal is to foster a culture of safety across public sector organizations, ensuring that employees work in a safe, secure, and compliant environment.