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Here in the U.S. OSHA has a lot to do with manufacturers keeping access to safety related settings limited to factory and factory authorized dealers. The emission liabilities and injury liabilities also contribute to the proprietary nature of the material handling industry. Automotive manufacturers do not fall under OSHA directly they are monitored by the DOT.
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