1910.1000
For 1910.1000, topic is Indoor air quality training; who must be trained is supervisors, managers, and safety committees; training frequency is Not addressed by OSHA, best practice is prior to exposure; retraining triggers is Not addressed by OSHA; industry scope is General industry, recorded from its source on 2026-08-05.
- Standard
- 1910.1000 verified
- Topic
- Indoor air quality training verified
- Who must be trained
- supervisors, managers, and safety committees verified
- Training frequency
- Not addressed by OSHA, best practice is prior to exposure verified
- Retraining triggers
- Not addressed by OSHA verified
- Industry scope
- General industry our reading
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What the source says
Indoor air quality training OSHA required: yes OSHA regulation: 1910.1000 Indoor air quality concerns relate to the existence of undesirable and sometimes harmful indoor airborne contaminants and other air qualities that can adversely impact the comfort and health of building occupants. This training required for supervisors, managers, and safety committees, and details the risks of carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, mold, healthy air exchange rates, along with options for mitigation. Training frequency: Not addressed by OSHA, best practice is prior to exposure.
— hsi.com, retrieved 2026-08-05
Source
- hsi.comhttps://hsi.com/blog/oshas-required-training-frequencies