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A worker has an amputation injury connected to employment. What is the reporting classification?

Correct Answer

A) A serious injury requiring immediate report to Cal/OSHA.

Cal/OSHA serious-injury definitions include amputation, and serious injuries must be reported immediately.

Answer Options
A
A serious injury requiring immediate report to Cal/OSHA.
B
Address compliant excavation protection before entry.
C
Assess hazardous material risk.
D
At least quarterly.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Cal/OSHA serious-injury definitions include amputation, and serious injuries must be reported immediately.

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