Which of the following is a required element of a compliant IIPP under Title 8 §3203?
Explanation
Section 3203(a)(4) lists procedures for identifying and evaluating workplace hazards, including scheduled periodic inspections, as a required element. The others are real documents attached to the wrong standard: an emergency action plan is section 3220 and is required only of employers the standards specifically cover, not of every employer as part of the IIPP; nothing in section 3203 calls for an outside audit, annual or otherwise, and the inspections the standard does require are the employer's own; and the Division never approves or certifies an IIPP in advance - it reads the program during an inspection and cites what is missing.
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