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A crew will work from a slab edge that is 6 ft above the lower roof. Under OSHA construction rules, what protection trigger height applies to the unprotected side or edge?

Correct Answer

C) 6 ft

OSHA construction fall protection is generally triggered at unprotected sides and edges 6 ft or more above a lower level. Other choices confuse general industry, shipyard, scaffold, or unrelated thresholds.

Answer Options
A
4 ft
B
5 ft
C
6 ft
D
10 ft

Why This Is the Correct Answer

OSHA construction fall protection is generally triggered at unprotected sides and edges 6 ft or more above a lower level. Other choices confuse general industry, shipyard, scaffold, or unrelated thresholds.

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