SafetyQuestion 1285 of 1605
Under OSHA's PPE rules, who generally must pay for required personal protective equipment?
a.The insurance company only
b.The project owner
c.The employee, out of pocket
d.The employer, with limited exceptions (e.g., ordinary prescription safety eyewear, everyday work boots)
Explanation
OSHA's PPE payment rule requires employers to pay for required PPE, with narrow exceptions such as non-specialty prescription safety eyewear, ordinary logging boots, and everyday clothing.
Law Reference: 29 CFR 1926.95(d)Practice all 1605 questions free — no signup required.
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