According to OSHA,communication Is the Key to Reducing Occupational Accidents

question 38

Multiple Choice

According to OSHA,communication is the key to reducing occupational accidents and illnesses.Effective communication of information that will protect employees from possible danger should include:

• A)proper procedures for determining the presence of chemicals
• B)protective measures and equipment that should be used
• C)the location of written hazard communication programs
• D)the location of first aid supplies and emergency equipment
• E)all of the above

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