SafetyQuestion 342 of 1632

Under the IIPP standard, when must an employer provide safety training to employees?

a.Once a year, and again after any injury
b.At hire, on new assignments, and on new hazards
c.At hire, and at the ten-working-day tailgate meetings
d.At hire, and once the employee finishes probation

Explanation

Section 3203(a)(7) names six occasions: when the programme is first established; to all new employees; to employees given new assignments for which training has not been received; when new substances, processes, procedures or equipment introduce a new hazard; when the employer is made aware of a new or previously unrecognised hazard; and for supervisors, on the hazards their crews face. Not one of them is a date. An annual refresher (a) is common practice and is neither required nor sufficient, and an injury is not a trigger either - by then the hazard has already found someone. The tailgate meetings in section 1509(e) (c) run at least every 10 working days and satisfy a communication duty, not the training duty. A probationary period (d) appears nowhere in the safety orders.

Law Reference: 8 CCR §3203(a)(7)(A)-(F); §1509(e)

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