True or False: Until recently, OSHA would only visit worksites where a fatality had taken place.

The statement is false because OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) does not limit its inspections only to worksites where a fatality has occurred. OSHA conducts inspections for a variety of reasons, including reported workplace complaints, referrals, programmed inspections based on industry hazard data, and incidents involving serious injuries or fatalities.

The agency's efforts are aimed at ensuring compliance with safety standards and protecting the health of workers in all environments, not just in response to fatalities. This proactive approach enables OSHA to address potential hazards before they result in serious accidents or fatalities. Therefore, OSHA’s mandate encompasses a broader scope than merely responding to fatal incidents.