OSHA's most interesting cases
What happened – and lessons learned
Every OSHA investigation offers an opportunity for using what comes to light to help prevent similar incidents.
At the 2022 NSC Safety Congress & Expo in September, OSHA staffers highlighted three investigations – and the lessons learned – during the agency’s “Most Interesting Cases” Technical Session.
The panel for the session included:
- Brian Elmore, an OSHA inspector based in Omaha, NE
- Marie Lord, assistant area director of the OSHA office in Marlton, NJ
- Peter Vo, safety engineer in OSHA’s Houston South area office
Here are the cases they presented.
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