Do you have a large-scale project on which you would like to emphasize your commitment to safety and health throughout the duration of the work? Are you and your partners committed to substantial, measurable reductions in workplace incidents? Solidify your partnership and commitment to worker safety through the MIOSHA Partnership Program.
MIOSHA partnerships are an opportunity for employers, employees and/or their representatives and stakeholders to establish a cooperative relationship with MIOSHA to encourage, assist and recognize their voluntary efforts to focus on and eliminate serious hazards and achieve a high level of safety and health.
The goal of all partnerships is a significant and measurable reduction in workplace deaths, injuries and illnesses. MIOSHA partnerships are characterized by core elements that may not be present in other MIOSHA activities and are subject to programmed inspections.
Call MIOSHA today to unlock the power of partnership and bolster workplace safety and health: 517-284-7720.
Partnerships for Worker Safety and Health
Frequently Asked Questions & Answers
| Treehouse Construction– Three Corners Project Partnership Signing: September 23, 2025 |
| Toebe Construction– 696 Reconstruction Project Partnership Signing: July 22, 2025 |
| CSM/Barton Malow–Kalamazoo Event Center Partnership Signing: July 18, 2025 |
| Colasanti– Joe Louis Arena Hotel Partnership Signing: July 17, 2025 |
| BTD— Henry Ford Health Destination Grand Project Partnership Signing: June 5, 2025 |
| CSM Group Inc.–Kalamazoo Country Club Project Partnership Signing: March 20, 2024 |
No Current General Industry Partnerships
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Accident Fund New National Headquarters Project (2009) |
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The Pavilion at U of M Health (2025) |
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State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) (2015) |
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CMU Bioscience Research Center (2014) |
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Kalamazoo Regional Education Service Agency Project (2025) |
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West Michigan Beef Project (2023) |
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State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) (2015) |
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Monroe Power Plant Environmental Controls Project (2014) |
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Detroit Regional Convention Facility Authority Cobo Convention Center Capital Improvement Program Project (2014) |
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Elzinga & Volkers Incorporated Spectrum Health ICC Beltline Project (2013) |
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Muskegon County Wastewater Management System (2009) |
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University of Michigan - Athletics South Campus Performance Project (2016) |
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Caledonia High School South Campus Building (2017) |
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Northern Michigan University Jamrich Hall Replacement Project (2014) |
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Tech Plaza Project (2014) |
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Orleans Landing Rivertown Phase I (2015) |
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Grand Valley State University Health and Medical Science Laboratory (2021) |
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Marquette Replacement Hospital - Partnership Signing (2016) |
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Reconstruction of US-31/M-72 from Three Mile Road to Brackett Road in Traverse City (2015) |
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US 127 Reconstruction from I-96 to I-496 (2025) |
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MSU 1855 Place Project (2016) |
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Waster Water Treatment Plant in Ann Arbor (2012) |
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Trailside 45 Project (2017) |
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Skyvue Project (2016) |
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Ford, The International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, and MIOSHA sign partnership to improve worker safety.
UAW International Union and The Ford Motor Company
MIOSHA works hand in hand with employers to create safer workplaces, and the results speak for themselves. From athletic facilities and apartment complexes to beef processing plants and convention centers, MIOSHA partnerships have helped make projects safer and stronger. Check out the slideshow of completed projects and partnerships below. Each one is a testament to safety and collaboration. Whatever your project, MIOSHA is committed to keeping workers safe every step of the way.
