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Simply handing an employee a operators manual and giving
a short demonstration, then expecting them to operate
equipment safely is not enough!
Setting operators down in a room to watch training videos
lacks one-on-one attention necessary for employers to
evaluate operator comprehension.
On Site Safety LLC believes that a combination of written
and visual material brought together with discussion and
interacting with operators is vital to every operators training
program.
Check out our current training opportunities.
a short demonstration, then expecting them to operate
equipment safely is not enough!
Setting operators down in a room to watch training videos
lacks one-on-one attention necessary for employers to
evaluate operator comprehension.
On Site Safety LLC believes that a combination of written
and visual material brought together with discussion and
interacting with operators is vital to every operators training
program.
Check out our current training opportunities.
On Site Safety LLC
"Safety, learn to LIVE with it!"
OSHA Law states;
CFR 1926.20(b)(4)
The employer shall permit only those employees qualified by
training or experience to operate equipment and machinery.
Employers; You are responsible for permitting or "authorizing"
your operators to operate the equipment on your sites. Do you
have a program in place to train safety aspects of the machine
they operate?
CFR 1926.20(b)(4)
The employer shall permit only those employees qualified by
training or experience to operate equipment and machinery.
Employers; You are responsible for permitting or "authorizing"
your operators to operate the equipment on your sites. Do you
have a program in place to train safety aspects of the machine
they operate?
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