SafetyQuestion 1237 of 1605
A written IIPP must, at minimum, identify the person or persons with authority and responsibility for implementing the program. What is this element commonly called?
a.The safety incentive clause
b.The emergency action plan
c.The recordkeeping waiver
d.The responsibility/assignment element
Explanation
T8 §3203(a)(1) requires the IIPP to identify who has authority and responsibility for implementing the program. Assigning accountability is a mandatory core element of every IIPP.
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