Upcoming Webinars

October 28, 2026

When the OSHA Knock Comes: An Interactive Look at OSHA Inspections, Citations, and What Follows

Industry:

AECEngineering & DesignFacilities ManagementIndustrial

Solution:

Compliance and CertificationOnline TrainingSafety

Webinar | Wednesday, October 28 | 2 PM ET

An OSHA inspector can walk into your worksite at any time, and how you respond matters. Understanding the citation process, your rights, and the long-term consequences of the decisions you make during and after an inspection is critical for employers.

This interactive presentation will cover three key areas:

  1. How OSHA citations are classified and what penalties are at stake
  2. What to expect during an inspection and how to protect your rights
  3. How citation and settlement decisions can create future repeat and willful violation exposure

Attendees will leave with a practical framework for preparing their worksites, responding effectively when OSHA arrives, and reducing long-term liability.

Presenter

Travis Vance

Regional Managing Partner, Chambers Nationally Ranked Workplace Safety Attorney at Fisher Phillips

Travis Vance is a regional managing partner in Fisher Phillips’ Charlotte office. Having spoken on three continents (including Europe and Africa) on workplace safety issues, and defended employers in over 75 trials and appellate oral arguments in 24 states (including one streak where he obtained seven (7) defense verdicts in a row – resulting in over 40 citations being vacated, and then another two (2) trials where the government settled favorably for the client after cross-examination of the inspector), Travis is a go to lawyer when defending an OSHA inspection or responding to a catastrophic event. His active workplace safety practice includes defending over 1400 OSHA and MSHA inspections in 48 states, as well as arguing appellate matters in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, and D.C. Circuit Courts of Appeals.

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