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Abrams is a nationally recognized expert on mine and occupational safety and health issues. She provides training on regulatory compliance and best practices to groups including the National Safety Council, the American Society of Safety Professionals, and a variety of construction, manufacturing and mining associations and private companies.
Unfortunately, many people think they know about the consequences of an OSHA inspection gone wrong, but they don’t. This can have dire consequences financially or even criminally.
