Question

at what voltage does osha establish that the voltage is high enough to pose a threat to a person if they make contact with energized parts?
30 volts
120 volts
50 volts
100 volts

Explanation:

OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) establishes that voltages of 50 volts or more can pose a threat to a person when in contact with energized parts. Among the given options, 50 volts is the voltage OSHA identifies as high enough to be a threat.

Answer:

C. 50 volts