If the OHS inspector wants to direct any employer, employee or user to appear before him/her, what type of notice should the inspector give and how much time?
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When an OHS inspector wants to direct an employer, employee, or user to appear before them, they must give a written notice.
The notice must specify the time and place for the appearance, and the inspector must give reasonable notice to the person concerned. The Act does not specify a fixed number of days, but the time given must be sufficient for the person to make arrangements to appear.
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