Imagine this scenario. You are brought into a sister plant because of your savvy industrial hygiene skills and because the site does not have a full-time SHE professional. In addition to conducting noise and air sampling, which reveal levels below permissible exposure limits, you note several safety-related concerns in your report, including frayed cords, flexible cords placed through walls and doors, and a 7-ft-high worker platform with no mid-rail. The site vice president calls you 6 months after the report was issued because OSHA has received an employee complaint about industrial hygiene concerns. She wants you to eliminate the reference to the safety concerns in your report because the OSHA inspector only requested air sampling data. What do you do?
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