OSHA and The Inspection Process - NC Department of LaborOSHA和检查过程中的劳动数控系.pptVIP

* (Illustration courtesy of NCDOL) * (Illustration courtesy of Microsoft Clip Art) * (Illustration courtesy of NCDOL) * MS Clip Art * * MS Clip Art * (Illustration courtesy of Microsoft Clip Art Online) * * (Illustration courtesy of Microsoft Clip Art) * (Illustration courtesy of Clip Art) * (Illustration courtesy of Clip Art) (Illustration courtesy of Microsoft Clip Art) * Understanding the OSHA Inspection Process To provide a general understanding of: Inspection types What generates an inspection Procedures of a compliance inspection Rights and responsibilities of employers and employees What happens after an inspection Objectives Inspection Types/Priorities Imminent danger Fatality/catastrophe Complaints Referrals Follow-up Programmed Programmed Special Emphasis Programs (SEP) Health Hazards Long Term Care Logging/Arboriculture Sawmills, Veneer, Manufactured Home and Other Wood Products Construction Food Manufacturing Workplace Entry Normal working hours Credentials Refusal Interference Special situations Inspect on 2nd/3rd shift Security clearance Sampling Purpose and scope Records inspection Walk around representatives Trade secrets Opening Conference Walk Around Inspection Scope Program evaluation Safety/health inspection Interviews Photographs Closing Conference Discuss findings and potential alleged violations Employer and employee rights and responsibilities Form 59 After the Inspection Citations or in-compliance Abatement Violation types Penalties Informal conference Contestment Discrimination Citations Issuance Received by certified mail Posting Three days or until the hazards are abated, whichever is longer Abatement Date-extension OSHA Form 2D Follow-up inspection Violations Types of violations Serious “Deemed to exist in the place of employment if there is substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result.…” Non-serious “Situations where the accident or illness that would be most likely to re