Raul does have the right to know the results of the OSHA inspection conducted at his workplace. OSHA regulations ensure that employees are informed about any hazards or violations found during inspections to promote workplace safety. After an inspection, OSHA issues citations to the employer if violations are found, which describe the violations and specify deadlines for corrective actions. Employers are required to post these citations visibly in the workplace so employees can see them and be aware of the hazards and the steps being taken to address them
. Additionally, employees have the right to participate in the inspection process, including being present during the walkaround and speaking privately with the OSHA inspector. At the conclusion of the inspection, a closing conference is held with the employer and employee representatives to discuss any violations found and the methods for correcting them
. Therefore, Raul can expect to be informed about the inspection results and any required employer actions to fix issues found, which helps him understand and advocate for a safer work environment
