Often they have to do this. Most places that you would inspect have bio-security, safety, or other policies that need to be followed for good reasons. The first step of any inspection needs to be find out what those policies are and follow them. Generally the policies are reasonable and based off of sound science, but they are just different enough from place to place that you need to check. Often the place you are inspecting will arrange someone who knows the policies to go with you - but they need to ensure that person isn't on vacation (or otherwise doing something that must be done). Of course checking in like that tips people off that you are going to inspect.
If you enter a barn your clothing needs to be disinfected, you need to shower, and you can't enter any other barn for a day (most farms with this policy have more than one barn so the inspection will be several days or you needs lots of inspectors). A forklift will not see you, so you need to understand where the safe places are so the forklift doesn't run you over.
I am for surprise inspections. However there is very good reason you cannot have them despite the value.
I would argue physical security is one of the big things tested by a surprise inspection: how your org/company/whatever handles unexpected visitors or intruders.
Sure, but if you cannot get past the outside gate the inspection wasn't worth much. (The Army would have no problem opening the gates, but that would probably be worse than whatever evil they are doing inside)
lil distinction. If i recall correctly OSHA doesnt have jurisdiction over the military excepting its civilian operations. i think their inspections are handled by the USACE (army core of engineers).
They should rule on it anyway, and strike these arbitration clauses from the face of the earth. That’s why Disney is backing down, not because of “oh, the humanity”.
My evangelical family members seem to be as enthusiastic about Trump as ever. What has changed over the past weeks is that they are no longer sure he’s going to win.
Biblically, there isn’t an antichrist. It’s not a proper noun, there’s not just one. Most Americans’ understanding of eschatology comes straight from Left Behind (and further back, Scofield), which has little connection to the actual text. (The number of Christians who refer to RevelationS, when the tittle of the text has no “s”….)
democrats are sounding the alarm that OSHA tips off employers? Anyone here work in an OSHA ‘regulated’ job? Are y’all surprised? cuz i saw it happen myself, and the old-heads told me it was a pretty standard practice.
Same. Happend in the factory I work in a few years ago… We were told the same, to clean up and wear protective gear.
Naturally they came during the most beautiful day too so they couldn’t even see that we are quite literally a sweat shop. 75° dew point and 90° literally swimming in the air but OSHA happens to come on a beautiful 70° day…
if it seemed that way its on me. I don’t think its right, I am poking fun at the “Democrats” this article is mentioning who are ‘sounding an alarm’ about an issue their constituents have known and have been complaining about for decades
Some historians think we only got FDR’s New Deal because socialism was on the rise and liberals were scared there would be a socialist revolution. It wouldn’t surprise me if liberals only get their shit together when they are scared that people are considering alternatives to our broken 2 party system.
Thankfully I haven’t seen anyone on Lemmy deny it happened, more that it’s numbers of dead, some of its bigger myths (people run over by tanks for example), and importance in China are over exaggerated.
Look, FBI… when people say you should just leave your car doors unlocked and windows down in San Francisco, they mean normal cars so you don’t have broken windows or locks when thieves inevitably break in to your car. This advice does NOT apply to your loaded trucks.
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