The "Greater Hazard" Defense Is Allowed by OSHA If the Employer

question 31

Multiple Choice

The "greater hazard" defense is allowed by OSHA if the employer can show
I. A variance from the secretary of labor is unavailable.
II. Alternative means of protection are unavailable.
III. The employees refuse adhere to OSHA's restrictions.
IV. The hazards of compliance with the standard are greater than the hazards of noncompliance.

• A) I and II.
• B) II and III.
• C) I, II, and III.
• D) I, II, and IV.

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