What Is the Cal/OSHA Inspection Process?

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Cal/OSHA inspections follow a process governed by the Labor Code and the Cal/OSHA Policy and Procedure Manual:

  1. Initial contact — Typically, you do not receive advance notice of the inspection. Cal/OSHA makes three exceptions and will provide advance notice in the following situations:
  • When an apparent imminent hazard requires prompt correction by the employer.
  • To ensure essential personnel’s availability; access to the site, equipment or process; or when it must be conducted after hours.
  • When the Cal/OSHA chief or his/her designee decides that advance notice would make a more

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