This OSHA Inspection and Accident Investigation training will provide practical tips for safety professionals and managers on what the OSHA inspectors will look for, how to respond to a letter of complaint, how employees and unions figure into the inspection equation, and what you must do to expedite the inspection and help resolve issues before they become major problems.

Why Should You Attend:

Perhaps of all of the interactions that occur with regulatory agencies, the unannounced OSHA inspection is the most stressful, and least understood by business owners. The key to managing a surprise OSHA Inspection or a letter of complaint directed at your company is to understand what the process is and what the OSHA inspectors are looking for.

This presentation will explain what the process is for an OSHA inspection, and how to respond to a letter of complaint. Also, this presentation will explain what inspectors are looking for, how employees and unions figure into the inspection equation , and what you must do to expedite the inspection and help resolve issues before they become major problems.

This session will help business owners and safety personnel have a better understanding and feel more in control of the situation when OSHA inspectors arrive at your site, especially if they arrive unannounced.

Areas Covered in the Seminar:

• Give examples of why OSHA comes calling?
• Explain how to construct  letter of response to an OSHA complaint?
• Give examples of  what to expect during an  OSHA visit?
• Explain how to conduct yourself during a surprise inspection?
• Help you understand how employees and unions fit into the inspection.
• Explain what to look for if a citation is issued?
• Provide insights into follow up settlement conferences.

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