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Training requiremenTs in OsHa sTandards and Training guidelines

Below is a helpful spreadsheet for determining OSHA safety training requirements. For specifics on what is required or if your activity is not listed below, refer to the OSHA guideline at http://www.osha.gov/Publications/osha2254.pdf.

Type of Activity/Training
Accident Prevention Signs and Tags Asbestos Abatement Training (OSHA Class I and II) Asbestos Awareness Training (OSHA Class IV) Asbestos Operations and Maintenance Training (OSHA Class III) Bloodborne Pathogens Chainsaw Safety Compressed Gas Safety Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout / Tagout) Crane, Derrick and Hoist Safety Diving Safety Electrical Safety-Related Work Emergency Action Plan Ethylene Oxide (ETO) Explosive or Blasting Agents Fall Protection Fire Extinguishing System(s) Fire Prevention Plan

29 CFR 1910. 29 CFR 1926. General Construction Industry

145 1001 1001 1001 1030 266 101 147 Subpart N 410 332 38 1047 109 66 App C 160 38 Subpart K 35 1147 900 501-503 150 407, 432 550 200 1101 1101 1101 All

Who Receives

Frequency
Initial / Periodic Initial / Annual Initial / Annual Initial / Annual Initial / Annual Initial Initial Initial / Periodic Initial / Regularly thereafter Initial / Periodic Initial / Periodic Initial / Periodic Change in Plan Initial / Annual Initial / Periodic Initial / Periodic New Hazard or Equipment Initial / Annual Initial / Periodic

Employees exposed to asbestos Employees potentially exposed to asbestos Employees exposed to asbestos Employees with occupational exposure, first aid responders, police Employees using chainsaws as part of their job Employees using compressed gases Employees that may service or maintain equipment Employees using/operating applicable equipment Employees involved in underwater diving Employees working with electrical equipment All Employees exposed to ETO Employees that use, handle, store or transport these products All exposed workers Employees who inspect and/or maintain these systems All

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Type of Activity/Training
Formaldehyde Hazard Communication Hazardous Waste Management Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Hearing Protection Hydrofluoric Acid Job Hazard Analysis Laboratory Safety Ladder Safety Laser Safety Lead Mechanical Power Presses Medical Services and First Aid (recommended for general employees) Methylene Chloride New Employee Orientation Ergonomics, Office and Labs (recommended) Operations of Powered Platforms Permit Required Confined Space Personal Protective Equipment Pesticide Safety Portable Fire Extinguishers Powered Industrial Trucks

29 CFR 1910. 29 CFR 1926. General Construction Industry

1048(n) 1200

Who Receives
Employees with exposure at or above 0.1 ppm All employees exposed to hazardous chemicals (excluding labs), infectious agents or pesticides All employees working with chemicals and generating hazardous waste

Frequency
Initial / Annual Initial / Periodic New Hazard Initial Initial / Annual Initial / Annual Initial Initial/New Hazards Initial / refresher every 2 years Initial / Change in equipment Initial Initial Assignment / Annual at or above Action Level Initial / Periodic Every 2 years for providers; 1 year for others Initial / Annual Initial Initial Initial / Periodic 1. Initial / Periodic 2. Initial / Annual Initial / Change in work place/PPE use Initial / refresher every 5 years Initial / Annual Initial / Every 3 years

120 95

65 52

Personnel expected to respond to an uncontrolled release Employees working in high noise areas Employees and students who use hydrofluoric acid

Subpart I, App B 1450 25, 26, 27 1053

Employees exposed to workplace hazard All laboratory employees, new exposures Employees using applicable ladders All employees that use lasers (Class 2 or higher)

1025 217 151 1052

Subpart M

Employees exposed to lead Employees exposed to power presses

Subpart D

First aid providers and any other employee Employees with exposure All Any

66 146 132 EPA mandated 157 178 602 D 26(6) Subpart E

Employees using powered platforms 1. Authorized entrants/attendants, 2. Rescue personnel Employees required to use PPE All agricultural workers and pesticide handlers Employees with extinguishers in their work area All designated operators of forklifts

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Type of Activity/Training
Process Safety Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals Radiation Safety Respiratory Protection Scaffold User Safety Servicing of Multi-Piece and Single-Piece Rim Wheels Storage and Handling of LP Gases Storage of Flammable and Combustible Liquids Toxic and Hazardous Substances Trenching Tuberculosis Violence in the Workplace (recommended) Welding

29 CFR 1910. 29 CFR 1926. General Construction Industry

119 NRC requirement 134 103 451 177 110 106 153 152 64

Who Receives
Employees with processes involving a flammable liquid or gas in excess of 10,000 lbs or a chemical at or above the threshold amount (App A) Employees using radioactive materials All employees required to wear a respirator of any type All employees required to build or work on scaffolds Maintenance garage employees All personnel who perform installation, removal, operation or maintenance Employees who handle, store or dispense these products Employees that are exposed at or above the limits for air contaminant listed in Table Z-1*; call EHS&RM for monitoring

Frequency

Initial

Initial Initial / Annually / New Hazard Initial Initial / Periodic Initial / Periodic Initial / Periodic

1000 Subpart P OSHA Draft Standard 10/1997 General Duty Clause 253 Subpart J

Initial / Periodic Initial / Periodic Initial / Periodic Initial Initial / Periodic

Employees who work in excavations All employees at risk, i.e., medical, fire and police personnel, some maintenance staff Any All employees who perform welding / cutting operations

Toxic and Hazardous Substances List can be found online at http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/hazardoustoxicsubstances/index.html.