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Fall-prevention rules still in the air

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      <subfield code="a">OSHA delays leave industry daugling. Additional rules for fall-arrest systems have to find their way out of the regulatory maze before they reach workers up high. Some experts sense contradictory signals emanating from OSHA and ANSI</subfield>
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