My advice would be to tell your inspectors and contractors as little as possible. Know your stuff inside and out but just tell them what you want as specifically as possible and give them as little to go on as possible beyond that. You don't get a gold star for being extra compliant and you'll likely just give them something to jerk you around or jack up the bill with. Case in point - we have metal walls because I made the mistake of telling the architect about the potential high end of humidity problems. Low risk scenario but try explaining that to engineers and building inspectors.
And keep your mouth shut around OSHA, gods forbid they show up. Tell all your employees the same. One designated mouthpiece for the company and hopefully they have paperwork.
Flip phone pics would be good enough me, because I've read enough of your posts to know your doing real work. Of course that's coming from someone who's never posted a pic to date.
LED's as a primary source of light? Care to share your LED light choice, because I've never heard of anyone trying that.