SafetyQuestion 100 of 690
A Cal/OSHA compliance officer arrives at a job site. The contractor should:
a.Refuse entry and demand a warrant
b.Allow entry; the officer has the right to inspect
c.Ask the officer to return the next day
d.Immediately call the CSLB
Explanation
Employers are generally required to allow Cal/OSHA compliance officers to inspect their workplaces. Refusing entry without good cause can result in a warrant and additional penalties.
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