::Title:: OSHA vs. NFPA

::Heading:: OSHA
::Body:: 
    **In OSHA's standards it states... 
    **Each stair can support at least five times the normal anticipated live load
    **Handrails, stair rail systems, and guardrail systems are provided.
[[https://www.osha.gov/sites/default/files/1910_23_FigD-7.jpg]]
    
::Heading:: NFPA
::Body:: 
    **In NFPA's standards it talks about..
    **Electrical Codes
    **Health Care Facilities
    ** Fire Codes/Safety
    
::Heading:: Similarities
::Body:: 
    **They both focus on safety procedures
    ** They both take larger procautions and measures to make sure you are safe.
    ** They both give points on how to keep yourself safe.
    
::Heading:: Differences
::Body:: 
    **OSHA talks about stair safety along with others, as NFPA does not.
    **NFPA talks a lot about fire and electrical safety, as OSHA does a little bit, but not near as much as NFPA.
    **OSHA has a lot more resources on a topic then NFPA does. 

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