Q&A: In-person training requirements
OSHA Healthcare Connection, May 5, 2009
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Q: Must the trainer be physically present when conducting OSHA employee training?
A: OSHA does not require the trainer to be physically present during training sessions, but some standards require a Q&A opportunity in real time.
Find out what OSHA means by real time at “Ask the expert: OSHA and in-person training,” at the OSHA Healthcare Advisor.
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