The High-Flier Aircraft Company manufactures small aircrafts in a plant which features a fifty-foot high, arched roof. The company does not provide any safety norm to the employers, who are working on the roof. In an unfortunate incident, an employee fell of the high roof and lost his life. Upon investigation by the OSHA inspector, it was discovered that the employer had violated the standards under the act. This demands the employer to issue a(n):

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The correct response is a written citation because when an employer violates standards under the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), the typical procedure involves issuing a written citation to the employer, detailing the nature of the violation, the required corrective actions, and the deadlines for compliance. Compliance agreements or bilateral agreements might be part of resolving the issue, but the initial action for a violation is issuing a citation. An appeal is what the employer might file in response to the citation, not what is issued by OSHA for a violation.

The High-Flier Aircraft Company Manufactures Small Aircrafts in a Plant