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Briefly describes the Occupational Safety and Health Administration as a success before presenting a case for its reform. Outlines the initiatives such a new OSHA should possess including working in partnership, focused inspections and employee participation. Cites the need for the application of streamlined, common sense regulations and flexibility. Suggests methods which such an administration could employ to ensure continued success.

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