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OSHA requires under 1910.120(e)(5) that trainers “be qualified to instruct employees about the subject matter that is being presented in training.” In addition, (e)(5) explains that the qualifications of the instructors may be shown by academic degrees, completed training courses, and/or work experience.
At this time, OSHA does not have any specific requirements to certify an instructor. The subjects that trainers should be able to convey to employees at hazardous waste operations who need training are summarized in paragraphs (e), (p), and (q) of the standard.
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