SafetyQuestion 1242 of 1605
Under the IIPP, employee training must be provided at all of the following times EXCEPT:
a.To all new employees
b.When a new hazard is introduced
c.Only after an employee is injured on the job
d.When the IIPP is first established
Explanation
T8 §3203(a)(7) requires training when the program is established, to new hires, on new assignments, when new hazards are introduced, and when the employer becomes aware of a new/previously unrecognized hazard. Waiting until after an injury is not the standard.
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