Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 8, § 331.1 - When Advance Notice Justified
(a) Except when the investigation or
inspection is to be made as the result of an employee complaint, situations
justifying advance notice include the following:
(1) Situations of apparent imminent danger
where prompt abatement is essential;
(2) Situations when, to be effective, the
inspection must be arranged to assure availability of essential personnel or
access to the site, equipment, or process;
(3) Other situations where, in the judgment
of the Chief or his designee, the giving of advance notice is advantageous for
achieving a thorough inspection.
(b) When the investigation or inspection is
to be made as the result of an employee complaint, advance notice is to be
authorized only if the situation appears to present imminent danger to the
health or safety of an employee or employees.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Sections 54, 55 and 6321, Labor Code. Reference: Section 6321, Labor Code.
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