VOSHA review board tells Appropriations board small budget and unpredictable caseloads pressure operations
The VOSHA Review Board told the House Appropriations Committee it handles contested OSHA violations as a quasi‑judicial body, that case volume and legal costs vary widely, and that its carryforward (about $27,000) may be inadequate if appeals surge.
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The VOSHA Review Board told the House Appropriations Committee on Feb. 10 that it is a statutorily established, quasi‑judicial board that hears contested OSHA violations and relies on a modest carryforward to manage unpredictable legal costs.
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