United States:
Surviving The OSHA Inspection
03 March 2014
Fox Rothschild LLP
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There are few things more disruptive and potentially damaging to
an employer than an OSHA inspection of the employer's property.
Whether the OSHA inspection concerns imminent danger, catastrophes
and fatal accidents, employee complaints, a programmed inspection
or follow-up inspection, properly handling an OSHA inspection is a
crucial part of conducting any business.
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