Utah Contractor Practice Exam

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How long can OSHA stop work on a job site due to unsafe conditions?

For up to 3 months
For 24 hours
Indefinitely
Until the dangerous condition is eliminated

The correct answer is: Until the dangerous condition is eliminated

OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) has the authority to halt work on a job site when dangerous conditions are identified. This action is taken to protect the safety and health of workers. The work stoppage remains in effect until the hazardous conditions are fully addressed and eliminated, ensuring that the site is safe for employees to return to work. This emphasizes OSHA's commitment to maintaining workplace safety and the responsibility of employers to rectify any unsafe situations promptly. The ability to stop work until hazards are mitigated highlights the importance of immediate corrective actions to prevent accidents or injuries on construction sites.