A department head wants risk management only for OSHA inspections and nothing else. How should the risk manager respond?
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Short Explanation
OSHA day is one checkpoint on a longer road, not the whole map. Risk management still covers day-to-day safety, keeping services running, protecting information, and other threats that never wait for an inspector. Narrowing to visit-prep alone leaves too much unwatched.
Full Explanation
Regulator inspections are important compliance moments, but corporate risk management is an ongoing discipline across safety, continuity, information security, personnel, and related exposures. Restricting the program to OSHA visit prep, citation history, or inspection checklists alone understates that breadth. The risk manager should reframe the request toward continuous identification and treatment beyond any single agency's calendar.