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The North Carolina Department of Occupational Safety and Health (NCDOSH) is a state agency responsible for protecting the safety and health of North Carolina's workers. Established in 1973, the Department is charged with enforcing the state's Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA). NCDOSH is also responsible for developing and implementing occupational safety and health standards, providing training and education to employers and employees, and conducting inspections to ensure compliance with OSHA standards.

The NCDOSH website provides a variety of information and resources for employers and employees, including:

- Information on OSHA standards and regulations
- Training and education programs
- Inspection procedures
- Complaint forms
- Publications and resources

The website also includes a searchable database of OSHA citations and violations, which can be used to track the compliance history of North Carolina businesses.

In addition to its website, NCDOSH also has a presence on social media, including Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. These platforms are used to share news and updates about occupational safety and health issues, as well as to provide information about upcoming events and training opportunities.

NCDOSH is committed to protecting the safety and health of North Carolina's workers. The Department's website and social media presence provide a valuable resource for employers and employees to learn about their rights and responsibilities under OSHA.

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