What makes a location OSHA first priority?

A location becomes OSHA's first priority when it presents an imminent danger to workers, such as situations where there is a high risk of serious injury or death. This can include hazardous conditions like unguarded machinery, toxic exposures, or unsafe construction practices. Additionally, locations with a history of frequent violations or serious accidents may also be prioritized for inspection. Overall, OSHA focuses on protecting workers' safety and health in the most critical environments.