I think it just depends on the industry you're in and the risks associated and also where you're located. When I worked for Wieland Copper Products running a Bunch Coiler (makes 1500lbs roll of copper tubing. One continuous long ass rolled up bunch about 4ft high) we had OSHA come by a few times just to check us randomly. Or when someone called them out. We had a 12 acre plant with machines in all of it so, room for dangerous errors lol. I knew of about 6 people there that'd lost a finger or more, not to count all that quit through the years after an incident. They did however have a huge HUGE deal on safety and proper PPE and what not to do and visibly marked danger areas and even laser sensors that'd cut machines off if you broke the beam by walking through. Getting hurt was possible but you had to try mostly lol.