DID YOU KNOW THIS ABOUT: OSHA REQUIRED OXYGEN LEVELS IN THE WORK PLACE

Did You Know This About OSHA Required Oxygen Levels in the Work Place?

So, you want to continue to wear a mask.  Here is some information you might want to look at before you make that decision.

Did you know that OSHA has required oxygen levels in the work place? Here is an excerpt from their web page: (https://work.chron.com/osha-oxygen-concentration-standards-15047.html)

“OSHA regulations define a confined space as any area with the following characteristics: the area is large enough for an employee to perform work; access to the area is limited; and the area is not intended to be a continually occupied work space. Employees typically enter a confined space to test equipment, perform maintenance or because of an emergency. When the oxygen concentration in any confined space dips below 19.5 percent, OSHA considers this an oxygen-deficient hazardous atmosphere that can threaten life or health. OSHA mandates that employers must implement procedures to warn employees of the oxygen-deficient hazard before they enter the confined space and provide necessary personal protection equipment.”

 

Tests have shown that wearing a mask creates an environment where the O2 levels are 17.5, which is below the 19.5 level.

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https://technocracy.news/blaylock-face-masks-pose-serious-risks-to-the-healthy/