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A trench is 4 ft or more deep. How far may workers generally travel laterally to reach a ladder, ramp, or other safe means of egress?

Correct Answer

C) No more than 25 ft

OSHA requires a safe means of egress within 25 ft of lateral travel for trench excavations 4 ft or more deep.

Answer Options
A
No more than 5 ft
B
No more than 50 ft
C
No more than 25 ft
D
Any distance if the trench is dry

Why This Is the Correct Answer

OSHA requires a safe means of egress within 25 ft of lateral travel for trench excavations 4 ft or more deep.

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