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CalOSHA Inspections Meeting Kit

CalOSHA Inspections Meeting Kit

Cal/OSHA inspectors make unannounced visits to ensure California workplaces are safe and healthy. If your business has a documented uncontrolled hazard and, as a result, receives a Cal/OSHA citation, the resulting penalties, legal issues, lowered employee morale and publicity can have serious business impacts. Managers, supervisors and employees need to know what to expect during a Cal/OSHA inspection and how to respond appropriately.

CAL/OSHA CONDUCTS SITE INSPECTIONS IN CASES OF IMMINENT DANGER OR INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS 

A fatal injury to one or more employees; a serious injury or illness; a serious exposure; or the inpatient hospitalization, regardless of duration, […]

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