Collision repair shops in Kansas and Missouri can expect a visit from an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspector. OSHA has begun a "local emphasis program" in those two states that is designed to reduce the health hazards it sees in the industry.
According to an OSHA press release, " Workplace hazards are prevalent in the auto body repair industry," and the agency says that in 2004 110 OSHA inspections led to 468 collision repair shop citations. The release said the most common shop citations were for violations of "spray finishing, using flammable and combustible materials; respiratory protection; handling, storage and use of flammable and combustible …
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