::Title:: OSHA Comparison
::Heading:: OSHA 
::Body:: **OSHA's electrical standards are designed to protect employees exposed to dangers such as electric shock, electrocution, fires, and explosions.
**Workers could be in contact with power lines, a lack of ground-fault protection, and an improper use of extension and flexible cords. 
::Heading:: NSTA
::Body:: **NSTA encourages K–12 school leaders and teachers to promote and support the use of science activities in science instruction and work to avoid and reduce injury.
**Safety programs should be consistent with the Duty of Care as applied to engineering controls.
::Heading:: Comparing OSHA & NSTA
::Body::**OSHA is more safety standards for workers and employees working in a job enviroment.
**NSTA is safety for teachers and school leaders as in how to avoid injuries in schools. 
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