Question

An OSHA compliance inspector arrives at a meat processing unit and presents his credentials to the unit manager. The manager, however, refuses to allow the inspector to carry out the inspection process. In this case, what should the inspector do next? Group of answer choices

a. The unit manager has the right to appeal to the regional OSHA office and reschedule the inspection.
b. The OSHA inspector must produce a search warrant to enter the unit.
c. Refusing to allow an inspector to enter a factory is a crime for which the unit manager can be sued.
d. The OSHA inspector can enter the unit forcefully with the help of his officials.

Answer 1

B. The OSHA inspector must produce a search warrant to enter the unit.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the manager refuses the officer to carry out his operation, the legal thing to do is to produce a search warrant.

A search warrant is a document signed by a judge that allows a police officer to search for specific items at a particular place and time. And officers can even seize any contraband or evidence of crime that they find while executing a warrant, even if the object isn't mentioned in the warrant.