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Project management is an ideal instrument for achieving occupational health and safety objectives in enterprises and other organizations. Occupational safety and health should be integrated into all processes and products, thus contributing to the corporate social responsibility and sustainable development. The integration of occupational safety and health into project management processes and/or into a single project is supposed to be the beginning of an incremental change in already established concepts and in searching for new solutions and concepts, thus contributing to the development of safety science and the profession. The purpose of the paper is to determine, on the basis of a systematic review of domestic and foreign literature, the degree of integration of occupational safety and health in project management or individual project, and identify the groundwork for further research. Based on the results obtained from the theoretical research we will expand knowledge of the available ways to achieve more successfully the goals in safety science, which will have theoretical and practical implications for its further development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]