By Casey M. Cosentino and Eric J. Conn
According to statistics recently reported by OSHA, the number of workplace inspections conducted by federal OSHA in FY 2011 fell to a total of 40,215, down 778 from 2010. The agency attributes this slight decline in the number of inspections to the fact that many inspections, particularly those focused on health hazards and recordkeeping compliance, require more time per inspection. Gone are the days when the Compliance Officer drops by for a cup of coffee. Now, OSHA wants to know which office in which they should set up because they are going to be ...
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