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ANSI = American National Standards Institute ASME - American Society of Mechanical Engineers ANSI is mainly a standards-keeping institution. ASME issues standards, but has other activities also (they publish a magazine, for instance).

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OSHA is a US Federal Agency in the Department of Labor charged with regulating the minimum requirements for health and safety in the workplace.

ASME is a professional engineering society that has no regulatory authority but gathers the expertise of engineering professionals to make recommendations, among its other functions..

OSHA and ASME do work together in making sure that health and safety is prioritized in a lot of workplaces.

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