SafetyQuestion 342 of 690
Under the IIPP standard, when must an employer provide safety training to employees?
a.Only once per year for all employees
b.When the program is first established, to all new hires, and whenever new hazards are introduced
c.Only after an accident has occurred
d.Only when Cal/OSHA requests proof of training
Explanation
8 CCR §3203 requires training when the IIPP is first established, to each new employee, whenever a new substance or process creates a new hazard, and whenever an employee is given a new job assignment for which they were not trained.
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