CFR Part 1910 covers which OSHA standards?

CFR Part 1910 covers which OSHA standards?

• A. OSHA STANDARDS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRY
• B. OSHA STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
• C. Electrical safety standards
• D. Chemical safety standards

Answer: (A)

Part 1910 defines OSHA standards for general industry workplaces—non-construction environments such as manufacturing, warehousing, healthcare, and similar settings. It establishes the safety and health requirements that apply across a wide range of general industry activities, including machine guarding, fall protection, hazard communication, electrical safety (within this general industry scope), and personal protective equipment. Construction is governed by a separate set of rules, Part 1926, so it isn’t covered by Part 1910 as a whole. While electrical safety rules do exist within Part 1910 (in Subpart S), the broader label that best fits Part 1910 is the general industry standards.

Part 1910 defines OSHA standards for general industry workplaces—non-construction environments such as manufacturing, warehousing, healthcare, and similar settings. It establishes the safety and health requirements that apply across a wide range of general industry activities, including machine guarding, fall protection, hazard communication, electrical safety (within this general industry scope), and personal protective equipment.

Construction is governed by a separate set of rules, Part 1926, so it isn’t covered by Part 1910 as a whole. While electrical safety rules do exist within Part 1910 (in Subpart S), the broader label that best fits Part 1910 is the general industry standards.