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Which of the following actions does OSHA require employers to take when
providing construction workers with fall protection?
A-Ensure that fall protection equipment is appropriate to the task.
B-Call attention to unique fall hazards, such as open floor holes or shafts, riser penetrations
and skylights.
C-Eliminate general fall prevention training.
D-Assess strength and structural integrity of walking and working surfaces on a work site.
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