Once the OSHA inspection is over and the inspector leaves the site, many companies make the mistake of believing that "it's done" and there's nothing more to do and nothing more to worry about.
Unfortunately in most cases, these assumptions couldn't be further from the truth, and in reality, the work has just begun.....
In other words, the vast majority of inspections result in multiple citations for serious health and safety hazards, and it's the employers responsibility to immediately get to work fixing everything to help protect their employees from harm. If they don't, they could not only face serious injuries, but also even more fines and penalties.
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But I'm getting ahead of myself, this video covers everything you need to know about what happens, and what you need to do once your OSHA inspection has finished, including:
- How long OSHA has to issue citations and fines
- How to know which citations might be issued and how much they could cost you
- Why it's so critical to immediately get started on fixing issues
- Your action plan to minimize risk and damage
- How long it might take and cost to get everything fixed
- How to communicate with OSHA during this process
- How to deal with the citation letter
and much more.....
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