Who typically conducts the on site inspection during an OSHA walk around?

Who typically conducts the on site inspection during an OSHA walk around?

• A. Compliance Safety and Health Officer
• B. Building manager
• C. Security supervisor
• D. External auditor

Answer: (A)

During OSHA walk-around inspections, a Compliance Safety and Health Officer (CSHO) from OSHA typically conducts the on-site review. These inspectors are trained to assess whether workplace safety and health standards are being followed, observe actual work practices, inspect equipment and conditions, and interview employees as part of the inspection. The building manager or security supervisor may help with access and logistics, but they do not perform the formal on-site inspection. External auditors are independent third parties and are not the ones conducting the standard OSHA walkthrough.

During OSHA walk-around inspections, a Compliance Safety and Health Officer (CSHO) from OSHA typically conducts the on-site review. These inspectors are trained to assess whether workplace safety and health standards are being followed, observe actual work practices, inspect equipment and conditions, and interview employees as part of the inspection. The building manager or security supervisor may help with access and logistics, but they do not perform the formal on-site inspection. External auditors are independent third parties and are not the ones conducting the standard OSHA walkthrough.