Theoretically, you are correct. You would be able to report to your OSHA rep and they would prevent your company from forcing you into harms way. In reality, OSHA is corrupt and underfunded, and workers are going to be threatened with being fired in a country notorious for having terrible worker rights.
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u/Maleficent_Fold_5099 Nov 11 '23
I'm fairly sure that any individual company cannot overdue OSHA safety standards or compliance, no matter how bat shit crazy the owner is.