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OSHA does not have a general requirement for employers to investigate incidents or similar incidents, although specific regulations (notably Process Safety Management) may require incident investigations. Even in the absence of a regulatory obligation to investigate, employers are expected to identify and address hazards to workers. Investigating incidents is key to identifying hazards and preventing future incidents.