By creating an OSHA inspection checklist and diligently adhering to it, you can minimize the chances of an OSHA inspection.
OSHA guidelines have evolved over the years to meet the changing dynamics of the work environment. Employers must also comply with the General Duty Clause of the OSH Act. By adhering to the recommended OSHA practices, employers and business owners understand the need for these safety guidelines as it helps:

Create a safe work environment that prevents injuries, illness, or even death in the workplace
Overcome financial suffering and hardship that has an impact on the workers, family, or even the employers
Improve morale at the workplace
Help build a favorable brand image among customers and suppliers
Lower employee attrition rate
OSHA upholds the safety of the workforce through the following methods:

Inspections
Severe Violator Enforcement Program
Whistleblower Program