Trumpy
I found this on the
www.OSHA.gov site:
Protection of OSHA Personnel
Guidance on how OSHA compliance officers must prepare for workplace inspections, and requirements for how they identify and wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), is addressed in CSHO training courses, OSHA's Field Inspection Reference Manual, and in directives that address inspection procedures for specific hazards. OSHA policy requires that CSHOs use appropriate PPE when the possibility exists of being exposed to a hazard.
That same policy requires OSHA personnel to stay out of such areas if they are not adequately protected by the use of appropriate PPE.
Appropriate PPE for hazards such as beryllium is respiratory, head, eye, face, and foot and hand protection.
You covered these in your reply. I am just fishing for information. I found some file showing an inspector from OSHA wearing and suit and tie and hard hat and thought this would be a good question. the voltage is with the range you described.
