SafetyQuestion 1248 of 1605
The construction Code of Safe Practices standard also requires periodic 'tailgate' or toolbox safety meetings. How often must these supervisory safety meetings be held?
a.At least every 10 working days
b.Once per year
c.Only when an injury occurs
d.Monthly
Explanation
T8 §1509(c) requires supervisory employees to conduct 'toolbox' or 'tailgate' safety meetings, or equivalent, at least every 10 working days to emphasize safety.
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