BC Advantage - 2017 Issue 4
Knock, Knock. Who's There? OSHA Inspector
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Article Overview
This article covers OSHA’s voluntary on-site consultation program and how it supports small and medium-sized employers in identifying hazards, reviewing workplace safety practices, and strengthening injury and illness prevention efforts. It also explains the broad steps in the consultation process, the role of follow-through after the visit, and how participation may connect to recognition and compliance support programs. The piece is most relevant to employers, safety personnel, compliance teams, and organizations seeking to understand OSHA preparedness at a general level.
Why This Topic Matters
It helps organizations understand a proactive OSHA resource that can improve workplace safety readiness and support compliance efforts without disclosing inspection outcomes. The article is useful for employers evaluating consultation options, internal safety programs, and broader OSHA-related preparedness.
What You Will Learn
- What OSHA’s voluntary on-site consultation program is intended to support
- How the consultation process is generally structured
- What follow-through after a consultation involves
- How recognition and compliance support programs relate to workplace safety efforts
- Which organizations may find this OSHA resource most relevant
Who Should Read This
- Employers
- Small business owners
- Safety and health managers
- Compliance officers
- Human resources professionals
- Workplace training coordinators
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