SafetyQuestion 380 of 690
A contractor employs workers across several job sites. The IIPP training records the contractor keeps should include:
a.Documentation of training, including who was trained, the training dates, and the subjects covered
b.Only the date the company was founded
c.Only the names of supervisors
d.Only photographs of the job sites
Explanation
Cal/OSHA expects employers to document IIPP training, including employee names, training dates, and the topics covered. Good records demonstrate compliance and help verify that training requirements have been met.
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