You have the right to obtain and review which type of records related to your workplace?

The right to obtain and review medical and exposure records is established under regulations such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards. This right is important because it ensures that employees can access information about any exposure to hazardous materials or conditions that may affect their health. Medical records provide insight into health issues that may arise from workplace exposures, while exposure records document any contact an employee may have had with hazardous substances.

This transparency helps employees understand potential risks and the health implications of their work environment, enabling them to make informed decisions about their health and safety. Having access to this type of information is a fundamental aspect of workplace rights, enabling a proactive approach to managing and mitigating health risks related to occupational exposures.