A military technical manual requires a 10 ft. air hose extension when servicing multi-piece(split-rim) wheels. The OSHA standard requires a 12 ft. extension. Which requirement takes precedence?

In this situation, the OSHA standard takes precedence over the military technical manual. OSHA regulations are legally binding and must be followed to ensure safety and compliance in the workplace. Therefore, when there is a conflict between an internal manual and OSHA standards, the more stringent requirement—in this case, the 12 ft. extension—should be adhered to.