Right to know regulations must be posted in plain view.

• A. In a private file
• B. In plain view
• C. In the supervisor's desk
• D. By the exit

Answer: (B)

Safety information needs to be readily visible to workers. This item checks that Right to Know regulations are posted where employees can see them during normal work, without having to hunt for them. The purpose is to ensure everyone knows what chemical hazards exist and how to protect themselves, which is why postings must be in plain view and legible in the everyday work area. If the information is kept in a private file or only in the supervisor’s desk, it isn’t accessible to all workers; posting by the exit might be visible, but it doesn’t guarantee placement in a truly accessible, plain-view location. So, placing the regulations in plain view best satisfies the intent of making hazard information readily available to everyone on site.