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Today's Safety NewsGovernment Safety Regulations

OSHA salaries: Who makes what

By Dave Johnson
January 24, 2013

OSHAAccording to the fiscal year 2013 Congressional Budget Justification document for OSHA, here are salary averages for agency personnel:

Executive schedule (top officials in the executive branch) - OSHA average ES salary in FY2012 = $170,036.

GM/GS grade employees - OSHA average GM/GS salary in FY 2012 = $84,959.

The General Schedule (GS) classification and pay system consists of 15 grades, each broadly defined in law in terms of work difficulty, responsibility, and the qualifications required for performance. A salary range of 10 steps is provided for each grade.

GM employee means an employee who is covered by the Performance Management and Recognition System who occupies a position as a supervisor or management official in the General Schedule.

In FY 2012, OSHA’s nationwide headcount of 2,309 employees received total personnel compensation of $205,812,000.

$11,604,000 was spent in travel and transportation of persons.

FY12 spending on services from non-federal sources (employee training, consultants, etc.)  = $79,253,000.

OSHA’s Total FY12 budget = $564,788,000

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Dave Johnson was chief editor of ISHN from 1980 until early 2020. He uses his decades of expertise to write on hot topics and current events in the world of safety. He also writes and edits at Dave Johnson’s Writing Shop LLC and is editor-at-large for ISHN. Find him at https://www.facebook.com/Dave-Johnsons-Writing-Shop-101316571547263/, and on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/daveljohnsoneditor/.

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