OSHA checked with the company again in 1998, finding that it still had high quality health and safety programs, Brayden said. But in its reviews for the STAR program, OSHA opted to skip the Cayuga Lake work site. The OSHA inspectors decided to skip traveling to Lansing, since it had only a few employees, Brayden said. Instead, they concentrated on the larger workplaces where several thousand people work, she said. I would hope so.
Nothing is ever for certain.
It would be difficult to say for certain.