Maine: Federal OSHA for private employers, MDOL for public
Maine is one of six OSHA-approved state plans where the state plan covers state and municipal employees only. Private-sector Maine employers are under Federal OSHA — SafeGora routes private workspaces to the federal recordkeeping module while preserving ME physical-state context. MDOL (the Maine Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Standards) handles public-sector enforcement under MRS Title 26 §§42-A et seq.; SafeGora's public-sector substrate for Maine is on the roadmap but not in this launch. Maine Workers' Compensation is governed by the Maine WC Board under MRS Title 39-A.
In SafeGora
How SafeGora handles Maine
Where records route
Routes to Federal OSHA while preserving the physical state.
What the AI draws on
AI and written-program retrieval use federal source material for this state. Chat answers use the workspace's headquarters jurisdiction, not each work site. State-specific depth varies; federal citations are the fallback.
Workspace setup
You can choose Maine when you create a workspace.
29 CFR 1904 (federal floor) + MRS Title 26 §§42-A et seq. (public sector)
Federal OSHA (private sector) / MDOL (public sector)
- Employers
- Federal coverage
What is state-specific
- Federal OSHA routing and ITA support for private-sector employers
- MDOL recognized as the public-sector authority (deferred)
- Federal recordkeeping (29 CFR Part 1904) for private establishments
- Maine WC Board (MRS Title 39-A) context for the worker-comp first report
Readiness
What is ready today
Marks below come from the pack-registry public launch snapshot embedded at build time. They are not a live control-plane certification check.
- Selectable in onboardingIndicated
- Jurisdiction contentNot indicated
- Emergency reportingNot indicated
- Written programsNot indicated
- Federal OSHA ITA supportNot indicated
- Penalty calculatorNot indicated
Public-sector employer support for Maine (state and municipal workforces under MDOL) is a separate certification-gated roadmap item.
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