Cannabis cultivation presents unique occupational hazards that place growers at heightened OSHA risk. As federal enforcement expands, cultivators face increased inspections and citations.
OSHA compliance failures can lead to fines, shutdowns, and reputational damage.
Frequently asked question (FAQ) to find answers.
Yes. OSHA applies regardless of cannabis legality.
Chemical handling and inadequate training documentation.
Yes. Claims may be denied or premiums increased.
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