Question

PLEASE HELP QUICK: Which of the following is not covered in the Occupational Safety & Health Act?

Responses

Nutrition

Radiation

Airborne pollutants

Equipment that may cause injury

Answer 1

• Nutrition ✔

Step-by-step explanation:

Nutrition is not typically covered by the Occupational Safety & Health Act. The Act primarily focuses on workplace safety and health standards related to factors like radiation, airborne pollutants, and equipment that may cause injury.

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Answer 2

Nutrition

Step-by-step explanation:

The Occupational Safety & Health Act (OSH Act) is a federal law that regulates safety and health in the workplace. It does not cover nutrition.

So the answer is Nutrition.

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The OSH Act covers the following hazards:

• Physical hazards, such as falls, electrical shock, and noise
• Chemical hazards, such as exposure to toxic substances
• Biological hazards, such as exposure to bacteria or viruses
• Ergonomic hazards, such as repetitive motion injuries
• Safety hazards, such as inadequate fire protection or machine guarding
• Health hazards, such as exposure to radiation or airborne pollutants

The OSH Act applies to most private sector employers and employees in the United States.

It does not apply to self-employed workers, farms that only employ immediate family members, and working conditions where other federal agencies regulate worker safety under another law.