The specific expectations during a lab inspection can vary depending on the purpose of the inspection, the type of lab being inspected, and the regulatory requirements that apply to the lab. However, here are some common things you can expect during a lab inspection:

1. Documentation review: Inspectors may review documentation such as standard operating procedures, laboratory notebooks, training records, calibration and maintenance logs, and quality control records to ensure that the lab is maintaining proper records.
2. Facility inspection: Inspectors will usually look for evidence that the lab has taken steps to minimize risks to employees and the environment. They may check the condition of lab equipment, emergency equipment and exits, and waste storage and disposal practices.
3. Safety measures: The inspectors will evaluate whether the lab has adequate safety protocols, including personal protective equipment, hazardous material storage and handling, and emergency response procedures.
4. Sampling and testing procedures: If the lab performs testing or sampling, the inspector may review these procedures to ensure that the methods are validated and reliable, and that the lab is following them consistently.
5. Personnel qualifications: Inspectors may review the qualifications of lab personnel to ensure that they are adequately trained and qualified to perform their assigned tasks.
6. Record-keeping and data management: Inspectors may review how the lab maintains data integrity and whether it has appropriate procedures in place to prevent data tampering or manipulation.

Overall, the inspection is designed to ensure that the lab is following established procedures, complying with regulatory requirements, and maintaining a safe and effective laboratory environment.