SafetyQuestion 1328 of 1632
A foreman documents a 'tailgate' safety meeting. Keeping such records helps demonstrate compliance and, under the Code of Safe Practices standard, these meetings must be held at least:
a.Every 10 working days
b.Only after an accident
c.Once a year
d.Once a quarter
Explanation
T8 §1509(c) requires supervisory 'toolbox/tailgate' safety meetings at least every 10 working days. Documenting attendance and topics shows Cal/OSHA the program is being implemented.
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