Occupational health and safety is a multidisciplinary subject wherein researchers from various disciplines collaborate to offer multifaceted solutions to issues. This field attracts significant attention from researchers. The databases' structures, supporting bibliometric analyses, enable comprehension of scientific publications' productivity, speed, potential, and field expansion direction. The objective of this research is to conduct a bibliometric analysis of scientific publications Türkiye-addressed pertaining to the occupational health and safety field. Scopus database was used to carry out a search applying keywords such as "occupational health and safety," "occupational health," and "occupational safety," resulting in a total of 113,129 assorted documents. Of the total occupational health and safety publications in the database, 978 of them are from Türkiye-addressed, representing only 0.86%. 81.6% of the publications were categorised as articles, and 7.7% as conference papers. The "International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics" took first place with 42 publications. Muhammet Gül had the highest number of publications in occupational health and safety, with 25 articles. Hacettepe University was ranked first, with a total of 71 publications. The fields of medicine, engineering, and social sciences were the most extensively researched. VOSviewer was employed to analyse and illustrate the connections between authors' frequently used keywords, co-cited journals, authors, and sources in the Scopus database. In these studies that Türkiye-addressed, a total of 2,501 different keywords were utilized. Among these, the most commonly employed terms were Occupational Health, Occupational Health and Safety, Risk Assessment, Turkey, Security, Occupational Safety, and Covid-19. In recent publications, areas of study include artificial intelligence, fuzzy inference systems, fuzzy logic, the Covid19 pandemic, safety culture and sustainability.