Industry Training Requirements

Empioyee Emergency Action Pians—1926.26.35(e)(1) and (2)(i) through (iii) and (3) Subpart D Oooupationai Heaith and Environmentai Controis 

Respiratory Protection Subpart F Fire Protection and Prevention—1926.103(c)(1) 

Fire Protection Subpart G Signs, Signais, and Barricades—1926.150(a)(5) 

Fall Protection—Training Requirements—1926.503(a)(1) and (2)(ii) through (vii) Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators, and Conveyors Cranes and Derricks—1926.550(a)(1), (5), and (6) 

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The chemical industry has come to realize that universities cannot turn out graduates adequately educated in the fundamentals of science or engineering and at the same time trained to step immediately into any one of many specialized industrial jobs. This is true of literature chemists as well as other kinds of chemists. Most of the larger industrial concerns have also come to realize the value of a carefully planned program for the induction, the orientation, and the special training required to fit the new employee to his highly specialized job. 

The industrial training and research institutes carry on research for an entire field of industry—e.g., cement, steel, or glass—and not for one particular plant or industrial establishment which they call kombinat roughly comparable to our corporation. The results of research carried out in these institutes are usually published in full in their own serials. The material included in theses and submitted in partial fulfillment of requirements for academic degrees are published is condensed form and are usually referred to as "Avtoreferat dissertatsii. ... 

Apart from direct observation, which must also be undertaken, the sponsor company management, sponsor company auditors and external inspection units can only be sure of correct adherence to formal training requirements by correct and meticulous record keeping. All training and development in the pharmaceutical industry must be recorded and maintained. 

The biopharmaceutical industry is a highly regulated industry where many of the activities and tasks performed by company staff are defined by regulations and guidelines issued by international regulatory authorities. The training requirements for clinical staff of pharmaceutical companies or sponsors can be relatively well defined. 

Training Requirements in OSHA Construction Industry Standards and Training Guidelines http //www.osha-slc.gov/doc/outreachtraining/htmlfiles/osha2254.html... 

There was a consensus among our respondents that training has become much more important since 1980, mainly due to the additional training required for the new equipment and technology being used in the industry. Railroad management also felt that the quantity and quality of... 

Compliance date for training requirements for entry level drivers states that all drivers entering the industry after 7/20/04 are required to have had the training, however, if the driver entered the industry between 7/20/03 and 10/18/04 employers had until 10/18/04 to ensure the driver had completed the training. 

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