Reference Source

1910.38; 1926.35

For 1910.38; 1926.35, topic is Emergency response training; who must be trained is All employers must conduct. Employers have a responsibility to provide workforce training on the appropriate response to certain types of emergencies that could affect working environments; training frequency is Initial training when emergency response plan (ERP) is developed New hire training Retraining when worker responsibilities or actions change according to ERP Retraining whenever ERP changes; retraining triggers is When worker responsibilities or actions change according to ERP; whenever ERP changes; industry scope is General industry and construction, recorded from its source on 2026-08-05.

Standard
1910.38; 1926.35 verified
Topic
Emergency response training verified
Who must be trained
All employers must conduct. Employers have a responsibility to provide workforce training on the appropriate response to certain types of emergencies that could affect working environments verified
Training frequency
Initial training when emergency response plan (ERP) is developed New hire training Retraining when worker responsibilities or actions change according to ERP Retraining whenever ERP changes verified
Retraining triggers
When worker responsibilities or actions change according to ERP; whenever ERP changes verified
Industry scope
General industry and construction our reading
Sourcehsi.com
Verified2026-08-05
Review by2028-08-04
DatasetOSHA training requirements by standard: topic, frequency, and CFR citation

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What the source says

Emergency response training OSHA required: yes OSHA regulations: 1910.38; 1926.35 This is training all employers must conduct. Employers have a responsibility to provide workforce training on the appropriate response to certain types of emergencies that could affect working environments, including actions employees should take to protect themselves. Such emergencies include fires, unexpected chemical releases, natural disasters, incidents of violence, etc. Training frequency: Initial training when emergency response plan (ERP) is developed New hire training Retraining when worker responsibilities or actions change according to ERP Retraining whenever ERP changes.

hsi.com, retrieved 2026-08-05

Source

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