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I dont know Dan, something of such importance should not be so vague or indirect. Thats why I have been so inquisitive with the interpretations that osha states. Maybe it gives them some wiggle room if something happens. Good question though, looking forward to see all the posts on this one.
  • Posted 19 Jan 2008 01:49
  • By Alabama
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