SAFETY AND HEALTH TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS REFERENCED IN SUBCHAPTER 4 & 7, TITLE 8, CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (August 2005)
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1 SAFETY AND HEALTH TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS REFERENCED IN SUBCHAPTER 4 & 7, TITLE 8, CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (August 2005) The following is a list of the instruction and training requirements contained in the Construction Safety Orders (Subchapter 4) and the General Industry Safety Orders (Subchapter 7) of Title 8, Division 1, Chapter 4 (with several references contained in Chapter 3.2) of the California Code of Regulations. Also included are references to both and. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information presented, users are cautioned to refer to Title 8 and the specific sections of interest. This list is a guide only and not meant to be a substitute for or a legal interpretation of the occupational safety and health standards. Users may review Title 8 Regulations at: TRAINING Accident Investigation 3203(a)(7)(F) Supervisors/Accident Investigators Model Program(s) IIPP: For High Hazard Employers For Non-High Hazard Employers For Employers with Intermittent Employees For Employers with Intermittent Workers in Agriculture (English & Spanish Guide to Developing IIPP Accident Prevention Signs and Tags Acetylene & Fuel Gas Safety 3341(d)(5) Impacted Employees Lockout/Blockout 1740(k)(1) Users Acrylonitrile (AN) 5213(o) 5213 (appendix B) Actinolite (Non-Asbestos) Agricultural & Tractors 3441(a) 3664(b) Involved Employees Operators Agricultural-Industrial Tractors Farm Labor Contractors Guide 1
2 Anthophyllite (Non-Asbestos) (n) Asbestos/Asbestos Awareness Class I-IV Operations 1529(k)(9)(B) 5208(j)(7)(B) (o)(4) Employees likely exposed =>PEL and those who perform Class I-IV operations Building Inspector Project Designer Assigned Cement Pipe Asbestos Consultant Site Surveillance Certified Persons Technician Battery Handling/ 5185(a) Changing/Charging Benzene 5218(i) & (j)(3) Bloodborne Pathogens 5193(g)(2) Potentially Exposed Employees Best Practices Approach for Reducing Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Boatswains Chair 1662(a) Users 1,3-Butadiene 5201(l)(2) Cadmium 5207(m)(4) 1532 Carcinogens 5209(e)(5) As Listed Chemical Hygiene 5191(f)(2) Laboratory Employees for Laboratories Refresher Coke Oven 5211(t) Emissions Compaction 4355(a)(2) Before Use Users Confined Spaces Marine Terminal Operations Cotton Gins/ Processing Mach. Control of Hazardous Energy 5157(g) 5158(c)(2) 3463(b)(5)(B) Program Update Changes Affected Employees 4646 Exposure Control Plan for Bloodborne Pathogens Confined Space: Is It Safe To Enter 3314(j) Authorized Employees Lockout/Blockout 2
3 Cranes & Other Hoisting Incl. Mobile/Tower/ Derrick Cranes/Hoisting - Marine Terminals (a) ,4994, 4999,5000, 5004, 5031,5043, 5044 Mobile & Tower 5 yrs 3472(d)(3) Operators Mobile and Tower Crane Operators Authorized Employees Demolition (u) ,2 Dibromo-3- Chloropropane (DBCP) 5212(i)(3) & (n) 5212 (Appendix B) Diving Operations 6052 Elevating Work Platforms and Aerial Devices 3648(l)(7) 3648(c) 3646(c) 3638(d) Before Use Users Authorized Personnel Emergency Action Plan 3220(e) Plan Update Impacted Employees Emergency Procedures (Construction) and Machinery (Construction) Erection and Construction Bolting/Riveting/ Plumbing Structural Wood/ Steel Frame Steel Erection 1512(d) 1510(b) (f)(1) (j) 1710 Ergonomics 5110(b)(3) When Standard is Triggered Competent person Employees in affected job classifications (identical jobs) when standard is triggered Pocket Guide for the Construction Industry (English/Spanish) (Spanish Update Sheet) Back Injury Prevention Guide in the Health Care Industry for Health Care Providers Easy Ergonomics Ergonomics in Action Fitting Task to the Person: Ergo for the Very Small Business Easy Ergo for the Computer User Ethylene Dibromide (EDB) 5219(j) 3
4 Ethylene Oxide Excavation/ Trenching/Shoring 5220(j)(3) 5220 Appendix A 1541 Trenching Safety (Tailgate Topic) Pocket Guide for the Construction Industry Explosives , Licensed Blaster Explosives Deteriorated Explosives Storage Magazines Fall Protection Fall Protection Date Palm Ops. Fire Brigades (Private) Affected Employees (c) /Quarterly/ Refresher Fall Protection- Construction Summary Packet Fire Extinguisher & Fire Fighting Fire Prevention Plan Fire Protection Fixed Extinguishing Systems 6151(g)(1)-(2) 3221(d)(1)-(2) 6175(b)(10) 6181(b)(2) Employees Assigned Maintenance/Operation Fire Protection Standpipe & Hose System Inspection First Aid First Aid & CPR 6165(f)(2)(F) 3439(b) 6251(d)(2) 3400(b) 5157, 5158, , 6052 Changes Every 2 years (or as specified by cert. organization) Supervisors First Aid 1512(b) & (d) (Construction) Updated Flaggers (Traffic) 1599(f) & (g) Flammable Liquids/ 5561 Gasses/Vapors Industrial Plants Formaldehyde 5217(n) Fumigation General 5221(b) 4
5 Hazard Communication 5194(b)(1) New chemicals or processes Guide to CA Hazard Communication Regulation Hazardous Substance Containers Clean/ Repair/Alter 5166(a) Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Resp. Hearing (Noise) Protectors 5192 (e) & (q)(6) Refresher 5098(a)(4) 5097(d)(5)(A)&(B) Retraining Employees Provided Protectors Conservation 5099(a) All Employees Exposed to =>85 dba TWA Heat Stress 3395 Helicopter Operations 1901(c) Daily Briefing Involved Personnel Industrial/Lift Trucks (Forklifts) & Tractors 3657(i) 3664(b) 3668, Observed Unsafe Operation Post Accident Change Workplace Change (Operator 3 years) Operators Operating Rules for Industrial Trucks Poster (English/Spanish) Injury & Illness Prevention Program 3203(a)(7) 1509(e) Updated All Employees Supervisor Tailgates Model Program(s) IIPP For High Hazard Employers For Non-High Hazard Employers For Employers with Intermittent Employees (English/Spanish) For Employers with Intermittent Workers in Agriculture (English & Spanish) Inorganic Arsenic 5214(m) Guide to Developing IIPP 5
6 Job Hazard(s) Laboratory Safety (See Chemical Hygiene) 3203(a)(7) 1510(a) & (c) 5191(f) Before Job Assignment Refresher All Employees Laboratory Employees Laser 1801(a) Operators Laundry/Dry 4494(a) Cleaning Periodic Lead Lead in Construction 5198(l) (l)(1)(C)-(D) (l) / Supervisors => Lift Slab Construction Lockout/Blockout (j) Action Level When Updated Affected Employees Guide to Developing IIPP Lead in Construction (Fact Sheet) Lockout/Blockout Machinery and Marine Terminals Medical & Exposure Records - Access 1510(b) Before Use Lockout/Blockout 3463(b)(5)(B) 3464(a)(1) 3462(b) &(d) 3463, (g)(1) Supervisors Affected Employees Access to Medical and Exposure Records (poster) (English/Spanish) Metal Working (forging) Machines 4243(a)(6) Operators/Maintenance Personnel Power Press Safety Tool Box Topics 4,4-Methylenebis (2-Chloroaniline) MBOCA Methylene Chloride 5215(j) 5202(l) 5202 (Appendix A) & As Necessary Methylenedianiline 5200(k)(3) 1535 Miter Saws (c) Operators Noise Exposure 5099(a) Employees Exposed = > 85dBA TWA Openings/Holes Floors and Roofs 3212(b) Paper Converting/ Printing Machines Hand-Fed Engraving Presses Personal Fall Arrest/Restraint Systems 4445(3) Changes 1670(b)(19) Operators/Maintenance Personnel Personal Protective 3380(c) PPE Users 6
7 Pesticide Safety 5194(h) Handlers & Applicators Pile Driving 1600 Calif. Posting 340 All Employees Requirements Powder-Actuated Tools 1685(a)(1) 1689(a) Users Power Presses 4203(a) 4203(b) (m)(1) 4208 Inspectors/Maintenance Operators PSDI Operators Powered Platforms (Installed) for Building Maintenance Process Safety Management Pulp, Paper and Paperboard Mills Railroad Signs & Signals Reinforcing Steel/Similar Projections Respiratory Protection Roofing Rope Access Rubber/ Composition Working Machines Scaffolds Supervisory Safety Training Tanks Open Surface Traffic Control Flaggers Tree Work General Date Palm Ops. Tremolite (Non-Asbestos) 3298(a) (g) Refresher & Supplemental Certification Involved Employees (d) 1712(f)(A) 5144(c) & (k) 5144 Appendix A & C 1509(a) 1730(b)(8)-(9) (c) Refresher Users Test/Maintenance 1637(k)(1) (g) 3203(a)(7)(F) Erectors and Dismantlers: Supervisors Change 5154(j)(1) Assigned Employee 1599(f) &(g) Flaggers 3420(b), 3421(c) 3423(a), (a) (n) Power Press Safety (Tailgate Topic) Resp. Protection in the Workplace New Respirator Reg. (Fact Sheet) Roofing Safety (Tailgate Topic) Vinyl Chloride 5210(j) 7
8 Welding & Cutting Safety Hot Work Wheels or Rims Servicing Window Cleaning (a) 1537(a) Welders Fire Watchers 3326(c) Service Personnel Servicing Single, Split Rim & MultiPiece Rim Wheel (Tailgate Topic) 3282(d) &(f) 3286(a)(2) A qualified person is a person designated by the employer; and by reason of training, experience, or instruction has demonstrated the ability to perform safely all assigned duties; and, when required is properly licensed in accordance with federal, state, or local laws and regulations. Examples: Mobile Crane and Tower Crane Operators (a) Scaffold Erection and Dismantling Supervisors 1637(k)(1) Demolition 1736 A competent person is a person who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions that are unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees. The competent person has the authority to impose prompt corrective measures to eliminate these hazards. Examples: Excavation - Inspectors 1541 Fall Protection Plan implementers and supervisors Lift Slab Construction The Publications website contains additional publications that may be of interest. To review, download, or order free educational materials, go to: 8
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