If an OSHA Inspector Arrives at Your Business and Explains

question 13

Multiple Choice

If an OSHA inspector arrives at your business and explains that an inspection takes place, which of the following is NOT true:

• A)You may tell the OSHA inspectors that they may not enter the premises unless the inspectors have a search warrant.
• B)The inspector will present credentials and explain the purpose of the visit.
• C)You may keep some areas of the workplace off-limits to the inspector.
• D)The inspector will hold a meeting explaining all of the unsafe conditions found on the tour.
• E)You may appeal any fines.

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