Fall ProtectionQuestion 43 of 100
At what height is fall protection generally required in construction?
a.20 feet
b.10 feet
c.6 feet above a lower level
d.2 feet
Explanation
In construction, fall protection is generally required at 6 feet or more above a lower level. Different thresholds apply in other industries, such as 4 feet in general industry. The 6-foot rule is a core concept in construction safety.
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