A manager's responsibility includes storing and labeling supplies in accordance with OSHA standards.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not applicable
• D. Partially true

Answer: (A)

Storing and labeling supplies in accordance with OSHA standards is part of a manager’s safety responsibilities because OSHA requires employers to control hazards and clearly communicate them through proper labeling and storage. A manager ensures that chemicals and supplies are kept in approved containers, labeled with contents and hazards, and stored correctly to prevent spills, reactions, or exposures. This also includes making sure safety data sheets are accessible, training staff on hazard communication, and enforcing procedures for handling and segregating incompatible materials.

Seeing this as true aligns with the goal of maintaining a safe workplace. Treating it as false, not applicable, or partially true would miss the explicit obligation to implement and oversee proper storage and labeling practices.