MI SB0830

Consolidates administration of occupational safety and health enforcement under the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, eliminating the previous split between Department of Labor and Department of Public Health.

Updates industry classification references from 1972 Standard Industrial Classification to 2022 North American Industry Classification System in definitions for agricultural and construction operations.

Links state occupational safety and health penalties to equivalent federal penalties, requiring the director to adjust state penalties within 10 working days of federal penalty changes.

Makes technical and clarifying language revisions throughout the act, including changes to board composition, hearing procedures, employee protections, and trade secret confidentiality rules.

Repeals section 1035a and transfers various administrative duties and reporting requirements to consolidated departmental structure while maintaining existing safety standards and enforcement mechanisms.