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Does OSHA require employers to train operators in vehicle stability?

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Does OSHA require employers to train operators in vehicle stability?

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Employers are required by paragraph (l)(3) to train operators in vehicle stability. Non- mandatory Appendix A to the training standard provides guidance to employers in understanding the basic principles of vehicle stability. Paragraph (l)(4) specifies that an evaluation be conducted of each powered industrial truck operator’s performance. • How often are evaluations required to be conducted after training has been successfully completed? The employer must conduct evaluations at least once every three years and as part of the initial training provided to the operator. In addition, for operators provided refresher training under the standard, an evaluation of the effectiveness of that refresher training must be performed. This evaluation does not have to be formalized but must consist of a person who has the knowledge, training, and experience observing each operator perform all typical operations to ensure that the powered industrial truck is being operated safely. OSHA requires that a

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