SafetyQuestion 1334 of 1605
Danger, caution, and safety instruction signs on a jobsite are used to:
a.Warn workers of specific hazards and indicate required precautions
b.Advertise the contractor
c.Mark parking spaces
d.Show the project budget
Explanation
1926.200 governs accident-prevention signs and tags. Danger signs indicate immediate hazards, caution signs warn of potential hazards, and instruction signs give general safety directions.
Law Reference: 29 CFR 1926.200Practice all 1605 questions free — no signup required.
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