OSHA has an obligation when citing violations of standards to: 1. cite the standard that applies; 2. show non-compliance with terms of the cited standard; 3, show that someone was exposed a hazard addressed by the cited standard and 4. the employer either knew (actual knowledge) or should have known (constructive knowledge) that the hazardous condition existed. What is your opinion about the ability to find the standard that applies to the hazards depicted in this assignment? How difficult was it to find the correct hazard? Can any standard that is close be cited or must OSHA get it right? Your response must be at least 300 words. This is a question and answer forum. In order to see other responses to these questions, you must first post your