In order to prove that an employer has violated the general duty clause,OSHA must prove all of the following exist EXCEPT that ________.
A) the hazard was likely to cause minor injuries
B) a condition in the workplace presented a hazard
C) a feasible means existed to reduce the hazard
D) the employer or its industry recognized the hazard

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A)In order to prove a violation of the general duty clause,OSHA has to demonstrate: 1)That a condition or activity in the workplace presented a hazard; 2)That the employer or its industry recognized this hazard; 3)That the hazard was likely to cause death or serious physical harm; and 4)That a feasible and effective means existed to eliminate or materially reduce the hazard.Minor hazards would not necessarily warrant a general duty clause violation.

In Order to Prove That an Employer Has Violated the General