OSHA Instructors will soon be using smart glasses powered by AI that have the capacity for real-time documentation, augmented reality, and instant communication with outside personnel. The announcement last week is an expansion of the program after a two-year trial and training period.

This announcement greatly impacts the capability OSHA inspectors have during worksite walkthroughs and may give them the opportunity to discretely record, stream, or upload interactions directly to superiors. OMA Connections Partner FisherPhillips has created a breakdown of the potential implications, concerns, and what employers can do to prepare for this technology to roll out. 12/10/2024