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Electrical and bloodborne pathogens training

CSP video lesson, 6:35. CSP Domain 7: Training

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CSP exam review of OSHA training rules: who must be trained for electrical hazards under 1910.332, qualified-person training, and bloodborne pathogen training timing, content and trainer.

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What this lesson covers

In this lesson, you'll learn to: identify who needs electrical safety training, state what makes a person a qualified person, apply the bloodborne pathogens training schedule, and recall the required training elements and the trainer's qualifications. Under 1910.332, training is tied to risk of electric shock. It covers employees facing a shock risk that the installation requirements do not reduce to a safe level.

  • Intro
  • Learning objectives
  • 1910.332: Who must be trained
  • Table S-4 footnote
  • Content of electrical training
  • Qualified person
  • Type and degree of training
  • 1910.1030(g)(2): BBP timing
  • BBP training elements
  • Trainer and materials
  • On the job
  • Common exam traps
  • Recap quiz

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