Occupational Safety and Health Review Board

Remote meeting statement

There will be no in-person meetings due to the current status of the state of Minnesota operating under the COVID-19 pandemic. See Minnesota Statutes 13D.021 for remote meeting requirements. Meeting will occur via Microsoft Teams and the meeting link will be posted on this page and emailed to those who have signed up to receive notices. To ensure your ability to connect, attempt log in at least five minutes prior to the start of the meeting. Contact Debra Jevne, executive secretary, at debra.jevne@state.mn.us or 651-284-5294 for more information or if you are unable to connect to the meeting.

• March 5 meeting link (via Microsoft Teams)

• Agenda, meeting notice and meeting materials are linked below.

About OSHRB

The Occupational Safety and Health Review Board (OSHRB) issues decisions involving untimely contested OSHA citations and proposed penalty cases, and to review appeals of administrative law judge orders involving OSHA citations.

• Minnesota Statutes 182.664 – Occupational Safety and Health Review Board

• Minnesota Rules 5215 – Occupational Safety and Health Review Board

• Minnesota Rules 5215.5000 – Notice of appeal

• Minnesota Rules 5215.5350 – Petition to vacate a final order of commissioner

The review board consists of one member representing management, one member representing labor and one member representing the public.

• View member list (updated August 2020)

Meetings begin at 10 a.m. and are currently online via Microsoft Teams. For more information or to be added to the email list for meeting notices, contact Debra Jevne, executive secretary, at debra.jevne@state.mn.us or 651-284-5294. People on the email list for meeting notices may also receive periodic updates from the department about Minnesota OSHA activities.

OSHRB meeting schedule, agendas, public meeting notices

Green meeting practices

The state of Minnesota is committed to minimizing the environmental impact of this event by following green meeting practices. DLI is minimizing the environmental impact of its events by following green meeting practices. DLI encourages participants to use electronic copies of handouts or to print them on 100% post-consumer processed chlorine-free paper, double-sided.