The Occupational Safety and Health Act States That Employers Have

Multiple Choice

The Occupational Safety and Health Act states that employers have a general duty to

A) obey all rules and regulations developed by the OSHA.
B) inform OSHA when there are no rules to apply in a specific situation.
C) provide safe and healthy working conditions, even in areas where there are no OSHA standards.
D) conform to typical and accepted industry safety practices and standards.