There are two other important reasons for an OSHA inspection: a random inspection and an employer invitation. =3B =3B I strongly recommend using the no fines, complimentary inspection service. =3B … Jim
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… And keep in mind that most OSHA inspections are the result of incidents involving reportable accidents, injuries, fatalities or complaints. =3B =3B…
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