Montana Occupational Health and Safety Surveillance

The Montana Occupational Health & Safety Surveillance program (MOHSS) identifies and tracks trends in work-related fatalities, injuries, and illnesses in order to improve worker health and safety across Montana.
 
The MOHSS Program:
  • Builds a strong and dependable occupational health surveillance system for Montana
  • Conducts high quality research on workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities in Montana
  • Provides useful and timely information so that workers and employers in Montana can be aware of health hazards in the workplace
  • Collaborates with workers, organizations, and other stakeholders to identify opportunities for improvement and intervention
Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns:

Andrew Matheison - Occupational Epidemiologist
 
Doug Roope - Data Management Section Manager
 
 
 

Publications and Resources

MOHSS Trends Report
 
The MOHSS Trends Report provides annual status updates of occupational health indicators (OHIs) for Montana.
 
 
The MOHSS Program regularly publishes newsletters on topics in health and safety. For older newsletters, please see the archived publications section or contact the MOHSS program staff.
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