OAR 166-450-0110
Risk Management and OSHA Employee Safety Training Records
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OSHA Employee Safety Training Records: Records document student and staff training and certification for equipment operation and driver training. Records may include but are not limited to sign off sheets indicating that employees have received training; instruction sheets; copies of data sheets; informational materials; and related documentation and correspondence. Includes group training sessions. Records document training programs in compliance with OSHA programs and standards. Examples of training programs include hazardous communication, blood borne pathogens, fork lift driver training, and other areas. Records may include but are not limited to class lists, instructional materials, bibliographies, handouts, training certification forms, and related documentation. SEE ALSO: Environmental Health and Safety Plans and Procedures this section. (Minimum retention: two years).(2)
Risk Factor Reports: Records document annual report from the insurance company analyzing insurance claim activity and assessing campus safety in order to determine appropriate insurance needs. Records include but are not limited to a report to the college’s board of education or governing board from the insurance company; and related documentation may include records of RFP in agent selection procedures. (Minimum retention: five years).(3)
Safety Committee Records: Records document the actions and activities of workplace safety committees which oversee or advise the college on workplace safety issues. Records may include but are not limited to agendas, minutes, exhibits, reports, and related correspondence. Subjects may include hazards to employees, students, and the general public; construction design and repair safety concerns; suggestions; complaints; state and federal rules and regulations; and related issues. (Minimum retention: three years).(4)
Safety Inspection Records: Records document safety inspections and college compliance with state and local safety regulations. Records may include internal inspections of campus buildings, facilities, or activities to identify unsafe conditions and safety hazards, especially in high risk areas. Safety inspections may be generated by the workplace safety committee or required by state and local laws. Records may also include reports on building, fire alarm system, elevator, and boiler inspections performed by state and local agencies as well as citations received by the college. Records may include but are not limited to inspection reports, follow-up actions, survey summaries and reports, correspondence, and related documentation. (Minimum retention: 10 years).
Source:
Rule 166-450-0110 — Risk Management and OSHA Employee Safety Training Records, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=166-450-0110.