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Institute Safety & Health Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Work-Relatedness Determination General Industry Safety Test Yourself Answers Injury and Illness Recordkeeping English Analysis Focus Area USA

Are these injuries work-related according to OSHA?: Answers

  1. Yes, OSHA considers meal breaks to be within assigned working hours, even if unpaid.
  2. No, this was a personal task outside of assigned working hours.
  3. Yes, the employee is present on company property as a condition of employment.
  4. Yes, the antibiotics would not have been needed if not for the cut at work.
  5. Yes, because injuries during work-related travel beyond an ordinary commute are work-related.
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Institute Safety & Health Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Work-Relatedness Determination General Industry Safety Test Yourself Answers Injury and Illness Recordkeeping English Analysis Focus Area USA

Are these injuries work-related according to OSHA?: Answers

Institute Safety & Health Injury and Illness Recordkeeping Work-Relatedness Determination General Industry Safety Test Yourself Answers Injury and Illness Recordkeeping English Analysis Focus Area USA
  1. Yes, OSHA considers meal breaks to be within assigned working hours, even if unpaid.
  2. No, this was a personal task outside of assigned working hours.
  3. Yes, the employee is present on company property as a condition of employment.
  4. Yes, the antibiotics would not have been needed if not for the cut at work.
  5. Yes, because injuries during work-related travel beyond an ordinary commute are work-related.
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