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What is the maximum height for elevated structures without guardrails?

  1. 20"

  2. 30"

  3. 48"

  4. 23"

The correct answer is: 20"

Elevated structures refer to any type of structure that is elevated from the ground. These structures usually require guardrails to prevent individuals from falling and getting injured. The maximum height for these structures without guardrails is typically 20 inches, as stated in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards. Option B is incorrect as 30 inches is above the maximum height for elevated structures without guardrails. Similarly, option C is incorrect as 48 inches is also above the maximum height allowed. Option D is incorrect as it is not a common measurement used for maximum height and also exceeds 20 inches. It is important to follow OSHA standards for safety measures on elevated structures.

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