It should include all subjects and areas necessary to address the hazards at the site. Facility depends on experience and peer training to meet needs. Some orientation training is given to new hires. Managers generally demonstrate awareness of safety and health responsibilities, but have limited training themselves or involvement in the site's training program. Training includes OSHA rights and access to information.
Training required by applicable standards is provided to all site employees.
Supervisors and managers attend training in all subjects provided to employees under their direction. Records of training are kept and training is evaluated to ensure that it is effective. Knowledgeable persons conduct safety and health training that is scheduled, assessed, and documented, and addresses all necessary technical topics. Employees are trained to recognize hazards, violations of OSHA standards, and facility practices. Employees are trained to report violations to management.