SafetyQuestion 395 of 690
A contractor receives a Cal/OSHA citation it believes is incorrect. The contractor's proper remedy is to:
a.Refuse to pay and continue working as before
b.Re-apply for the contractor's license
c.File a timely appeal with the Occupational Safety and Health Appeals Board
d.Demand a refund from the CSLB
Explanation
An employer that disagrees with a Cal/OSHA citation may appeal it to the California Occupational Safety and Health Appeals Board within the time allowed; the appeal must be filed timely to preserve the right to contest.
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