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How to fill out the SAFETY ORIENTATION AND TRAINING RECORD online
Filling out the Safety Orientation and Training Record is an essential step in ensuring compliance with workplace safety protocols. This guide will provide clear, step-by-step instructions on how to complete the form effectively, ensuring you capture all required information.
Follow the steps to complete your Safety Orientation and Training Record.
- Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the document. This will allow you to obtain the form and open it for editing.
- Enter the employee name in the designated space on the form. Ensure that the name is legible and correctly spelled to avoid any confusion.
- Fill in the hire date field with the date when the employee officially begins their position. Use the format MM/DD/YYYY for consistency.
- Review the safe work agreement section. Make sure to read the organization’s commitment to safety and acknowledge personal responsibility by signing and dating the relevant lines.
- For the newcomer orientation topics, ensure that the employee initials and the trainer's initials are documented next to each topic after discussion, along with the date for each training topic covered.
- Complete the sections specific to the commander's safety policy and nonsmoking policy if applicable, ensuring all initials and dates are filled in where required.
- Proceed to the work-site orientation safety topics section. Each topic discussed should be initialed by both the employee and the trainer, along with the date they were covered.
- After ensuring all sections are complete and accurate, you can save your changes, download, print, or share the completed form as necessary.
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There is no one OSHA requirement for training records that applies in all situations. The requirements vary from standard to standard. ... OSHA doesn't set a record retention time. Under the asbestos standard, employers have to keep training records for one year beyond an employee's last date of employment.
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