fluorescent lighting
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bdarnell
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Re: fluorescent lighting
410.5 and 410.6 might apply.
410.5 and 410.6 might apply.
Re: fluorescent lighting
Oregon OSHA requires lights within seven feet of the floor or work surface to be protected against breakage. (OAR 437-004-2810) I don't know if the feds or other state OSHA's have similar rules.
Of course, it's quite possible to bust a light that's more than seven feet high if someone gets careless with a ten-foot length of EMT. DAMHIKT.
[ February 17, 2006, 06:30 PM: Message edited by: steved ]
Oregon OSHA requires lights within seven feet of the floor or work surface to be protected against breakage. (OAR 437-004-2810) I don't know if the feds or other state OSHA's have similar rules.
Of course, it's quite possible to bust a light that's more than seven feet high if someone gets careless with a ten-foot length of EMT. DAMHIKT.
[ February 17, 2006, 06:30 PM: Message edited by: steved ]
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