The Do’s and Don’ts of an OSHA Inspection
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IN-PERSON LOCATION: Greenbrier Country Club, 1301 Volvo Pkwy, Chesapeake VA 23320
Registration and Lunch: 11:15 a.m. – Noon
Presentation: Noon – 1 p.m. (*NOTE: Due to HRCI guidelines lunch will not be available after Noon for in-person attendees.)
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If OSHA knocks, don’t panic. Just be ready. Join Courtney Malveaux, a former Labor Commissioner who enforced OSHA and now defends employers in OSHA citations, in an interactive discussion about ways to score points and avoid landmines before, during and after an OSHA inspection.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn ways to reduce the impact of a citation before OSHA knocks
- Gain practical tips to maximize the information the agency is gathering during an inspection
- Discuss post-inspection strategies when preparing for a potential citation
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Courtney Malveaux is a Principal in the Richmond, Virginia office of Jackson Lewis P.C. and Co-Leader of the firm’s Workplace Safety and Health Practice Group, as well as Leader of a Manufacturing Industry subgroup. Mr. Malveaux represents employers cited by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and other regulatory agencies. He also advises and represents employers in employment law matters, including retaliation claims, employment discrimination, unemployment benefits and wage claims. Mr. Malveaux also represents business associations in state and federal legislative and regulatory matters, and he represented industrial employers on the Virginia Safety and Health Codes Board.
Before joining Jackson Lewis, Mr. Malveaux enforced occupational safety and health laws and other state and federal labor laws as Virginia’s Labor Commissioner and he served as President of the National Association of Government Labor Officials.
