Find your OSHA citation and its due dates.
See what you were cited for and the proposed penalties. See the date each item must be fixed. Then find your last day to contest (formally disagree with the citation).
Public OSHA enforcement data, citations issued through Friday, September 18, 2026. New citations usually appear about 5 weeks after they are issued.
Inspection 348953605
WHITE OAK DISPLAY AND DESIGN, L.P.
PALMYRA, PA · inspection opened Friday, May 22, 2026
- Citation issued
- Wednesday, September 9, 2026
- Cited items
- 1
- Proposed penalties
- $6,753
Abatement due dates
Abatement means fixing the hazard and proving the fix to OSHA.
- Monday, October 5, 2026Citation 1, Item 1
Last day to contest
To contest means to formally disagree with the citation or penalty.
Likely passed on Wednesday, September 30, 2026
This is 15 working days after the issue date, the earliest your deadline can be. Your exact deadline counts from the day your letter arrived: use the calculator below. If the letter arrived more than 15 working days ago, the time to contest has likely passed, but fixing each item and sending proof are still due.
Cited items
- Citation 1, Item 1Serious
29 CFR 1910.213(c)(1) · Woodworking Machinery
- Proposed penalty
- $6,753
- Abatement due
- Monday, October 5, 2026
Get an abatement plan for this citation
An abatement plan lists how to fix each hazard and what proof to send OSHA. Upload the citation PDF for inspection 348953605. The free preview shows your items, owners and proof needs. You pay only after the preview.
Most cases are $349. A small case is $199. It must have all of these:
- 1 or 2 items
- No repeat or willful items
- $20,000 or less in proposed penalties
- At most 1 item that needs heavy paperwork
- All the work goes to one owner group
You see your price before you pay.
Contest deadline calculator
15 working days to contest an OSHA citation
A federal employer has 15 working days to file a notice of contest or ask for an informal conference. Count from the day the citation arrived. Day 1 is the next working day. Saturdays, Sundays and federal holidays do not count.
OSHA Action Packet is an administrative tool. It is not legal advice and not a law firm. Talk to a lawyer before you decide whether to contest. We calculate these dates from public data and the date you enter. Check them against your own citation.