It’s rarely a good thing when officials from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) visit your business and cite it for violations. But in a turn-lemons-into-lemonade moment, it turned out to be beneficial for Bradley Denton and his company, DropZone Portable Services Inc. in Joliet, Ill.Denton’s OSHA odyssey began in February 2012 when a former employee – who worked for the company for just a few days – filed complaints after leaving DropZone on his own accord. OSHA inspectors then showed up at the company to investigate four alleged health-and-safety violations.That came as a complete surprise to Denton, who
