Which type of inspection is not conducted by OSHA?

The type of inspection that is not conducted by OSHA involves random business audits. OSHA focuses its inspections on specific criteria related to workplace safety, and these inspections fall into defined categories such as employee complaints, programmed inspections targeting high hazard industries, and inspections addressing imminent dangers.

In contrast, random business audits are not a structured part of OSHA's inspection process. OSHA's inspection criteria are based on set regulations and priorities, aiming to address immediate safety concerns and sectors with higher risks, rather than conducting inspections that do not have a specific triggering event or risk associated. Therefore, the inspection methods used by OSHA are designed to ensure safety regulations are enforced where they are most needed, rather than arbitrarily chosen without context.