Recordkeeping - Proper Training & Employee Training Records

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Recordkeeping - Proper Training & Employee Training Records

  • Safety training can help your employees develop the skills they need to recognize and understand on-the-job hazards.
  • Training should be developed for new and existing employees alike.
  • Training records can be of great value when evaluating trends in injury and accident rates.
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2005 November
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