Can You Correctly Answer This OSHA Question?
An historic building, originally constructed in 1894 and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has been renovated by a financial company for general office space.  Approximately 30% of the floor in the single-story building is elevated 52" above the height of the remaining floor.  The renovation plans were developed by a Registered Architect.  The financial company's Safety Director wants to be in compliance with OSHA regulations.  

Pick the best response below:

A. The building is more than 100 years old and thus "grandfathered."  Occupants of the building are exempt from complying with OSHA regulations.  Choose this response

B.  The building has been formally listed on the National Register of Historic Places which provides regulatory relief to occupants of the building.  Occupants of the building are exempt from complying with OSHA regulations.  Choose this response

C.  Because the renovation plans were developed by a Registered Architect, the financial company occupying the building is relieved of OSHA responsibilities.  Choose this response

D. The Safety Director should consult OSHA 1910.23 for guidance in addressing the different floor heights.  Choose this response