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OSHA inspectors are required to have up-to-date training and experience in occupational hazard recognition and evaluation. Many times, this entails specific knowledge related to workplaces that may have complex hazards by way of machinery or particular processes. In less complex workplaces, special training is not required, but inspectors will still undergo documented training in order to evaluate hazards.

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