OSHA: The Occupational Safety and Health Act.

• A. It Regulates Consumer Product Labeling
• B. It Governs Worker Safety Records
• C. It Controls Environmental Cleanup Programs
• D. It Enforces Rules to Ensure Safe and Healthful Working Conditions

Answer: (D)

OSHA is designed to protect workers by enforcing standards that keep the workplace safe and healthy. The Occupational Safety and Health Act established OSHA to set and enforce these safety rules, inspect workplaces, and provide training and assistance to employers and employees. That focus on enforcing requirements to prevent injuries and illnesses is why this option is the best fit. Other tasks mentioned fit under different authorities—consumer product labeling is handled by agencies like the consumer product safety regulators, environmental cleanup by environmental protection agencies, and while recordkeeping is part of OSHA’s duties, the core purpose emphasized here is enforcement of safety and health standards.