Does Raul have the right to know the results of an OSHA inspection at his workplace?

Individuals have the right to know the results of an OSHA inspection at their workplace. OSHA regulations ensure that employees are informed about workplace safety and health issues, including the findings of inspections. When an inspection is conducted, the results are typically documented in an OSHA report, which includes any violations and recommended actions to address them.

This right to access inspection results promotes transparency and helps employees protect their health and safety on the job. It empowers them to understand any potential hazards they may face and ensures that employers are held accountable for maintaining a safe work environment.

Other options suggest either a lack of access or conditional access to the inspection results, which is not in line with OSHA’s commitment to employee safety and transparency. By guaranteeing access to this information, OSHA fosters a culture of safety and encourages active participation in maintaining a safe workplace.