Question

please select the correct answer (true or false)

the american national standards institute, or --select--, is the standards writing body for mewps in the usa.

these standards are developed by a consensus body of industry experts and are published and distributed by the a92 secretariat, which is the scaffold and access industry association, or --select--.

the occupational safety and health administration, or --select--, is the regulatory body responsible for enforcement of safe use rules and regulations in the usa.

in canada, the standards writing body is the canadian standards association, or --select--.

Explanation:

Identify standards writing and regulatory bodies for MEWPs in the USA

• The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is the standards writing body for MEWPs in the USA. Therefore, the first statement is true.
• The standards are developed by a consensus body of industry experts and published/distributed by the A92 secretariat, which is the Scaffold and Access Industry Association (SAIA). Therefore, the second statement is true.

Identify regulatory bodies in the USA and Canada

• The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is the regulatory body responsible for enforcement of safe use rules and regulations in the USA. Therefore, the third statement is true.
• In Canada, the standards writing body is the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). Therefore, the fourth statement is true.

Answer:

Question 1

The American National Standards Institute, or ANSI, is the standards writing body for MEWPs in the USA.
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Question 2

These standards are developed by a consensus body of industry experts and are published and distributed by the A92 secretariat, which is the Scaffold and Access Industry Association, or SAIA.
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Question 3

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, is the regulatory body responsible for enforcement of safe use rules and regulations in the USA.
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Question 4

In Canada, the standards writing body is the Canadian Standards Association, or CSA.
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