LAC 28:CXXXIII.307. Employee, Management, and Student Training

A. Train all new employees and students. This training can be built into basic orientation and the curriculum. B. Provide mandated training programs to employees and students. 1. Depending on the types of classes the school provides, training may be required on the following: a. emergency procedures; b. fire prevention and the use of fire extinguishers; c. respiratory protection; d. occupational noise exposure; e. woodworking machinery; f. welding; g. asbestos handling; h. hazard communication; i. hazardous waste handling. 2. Training is also recommended for video display terminal operators. 3. Direct supervisors should receive the same training as the students or subordinates. C. Train safety representatives and hazard prevention committees. 1. Training can enhance the ability of students and employees to carry out the functions listed in Subparagraphs a-i above. In particular, they may wish to obtain training in: a. computerizing the program; b. investigation of injuries or other incidents; c. safety and environmental record keeping; d. hazard identification and control; e. industrial hygiene fundamentals; or f. environmental regulations. 2. Outside training opportunities provide an essential means for safety, health, and environmental personnel to network with and learn from programs in other schools. D. Training assistance may be obtained from various safety and health organizations, local industry and regulating agencies.