SafetyQuestion 608 of 1605
Cal/OSHA's construction fire-protection rules require that portable fire extinguishers on a jobsite be:
a.Provided only inside enclosed buildings
b.Inspected once every five years
c.Provided, maintained, and accessible based on the area and class of fire hazard
d.Replaced after any use of more than 30 seconds
Explanation
Section 1645 (and related Article 38 sections) requires portable fire extinguishers be provided on construction sites, sized and located based on the area covered and fire-hazard class, maintained in operable condition, and accessible to workers.
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