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When must an excavation atmosphere be tested?

Correct Answer

A) Before entry where oxygen deficiency or hazardous atmosphere could reasonably be expected.

OSHA requires testing where hazardous atmospheres could reasonably exist, such as near landfills or hazardous substances.

Answer Options
A
Before entry where oxygen deficiency or hazardous atmosphere could reasonably be expected.
B
Test only after backfill is complete
C
Record only a midday air reading
D
Assume excavation atmospheres never require testing on construction sites

Why This Is the Correct Answer

OSHA requires testing where hazardous atmospheres could reasonably exist, such as near landfills or hazardous substances.

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