Employers are expected to know which OSHA standards apply to their industry so they can ensure their company’s compliance with applicable standards. However, a company should also know its legal rights when OSHA comes knocking. OSHA has the authority to inspect a given location, to enter without delay, and to investigate the area in question to the satisfaction of the assigned Compliance Officer. Preparation is key!
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