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Good Afternoon,
Does anyone know the OSHA height requirement for storing chemicals, and the definition of “eye level”? One school of thought says no higher than five feet for any chemical, with the interpretation that shelves would have to be lower than
five feet, as bottled chemicals may themselves be, e.g., a foot high. Another stated requirement is no higher than eye level for caustic chemicals. Thank you!
Ruth Ann
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