Questions and Answers
What type of workplace is subject to inspection?
Every workplace covered under the OSH Act
A CSHO is authorized to enter a workplace or work environment:
Who can conduct OSHA inspections?
OSHA compliance officer
What rights does an employer have regarding an OSHA inspection? (Select all that apply)
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During an OSHA inspection, an employee may: (Select all that apply)
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What will a compliance officer explain during the opening conference? (Select all that apply)
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What may the compliance officer do during the inspection walk-around? (Select all that apply)
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What will the inspector do during the closing conference? (Select all that apply)
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Study Notes
OSHA Inspections Overview
- Every workplace covered under the Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Act is subject to inspection.
- Compliance Safety and Health Officers (CSHOs) are authorized to enter workplaces at any time or during reasonable hours.
Conducting Inspections
- Only OSHA compliance officers can conduct official inspections.
- Employers have rights during OSHA inspections, including the ability to request proper identification from inspectors, require inspection warrants, and file notices of contest against inspection results.
Employee Involvement
- During an inspection, employees may point out hazards, describe injuries, and identify illnesses related to the workplace.
Opening Conference Details
- In the opening conference, the compliance officer will clarify:
- The reasons for selecting the workplace for inspection.
- The purpose of the visit.
- The scope of the inspection.
Walk-around Inspection
- During the inspection walk-around, the compliance officer may:
- Look for potentially hazardous working conditions.
- Discuss possible corrective actions with staff.
- Consult with employees regarding workplace conditions.
Closing Conference Insights
- In the closing conference, inspectors will:
- Discuss unsafe or unhealthy conditions with the employer.
- Indicate any violations that may lead to citations.
- Explain the employer's obligations concerning any issued citations.
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Test your knowledge on OSHA inspections with this quiz focused on Section One of the OSHA 30 training. You'll answer questions about workplace inspections and the authority of compliance safety and health officers. Brush up on your understanding to ensure safety and compliance in the workplace.
