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Additional Training Requirements for Construction

Abrasive Wheel Machinery	Injury and Illness Prevention Plans
Asbestos Awareness	LASER Safety - Class I & II
Asbestos Certification	LASER Safety - Class III & IV
Back Injury Prevention	Lead Hazards
Bloodborne Pathogens	Lead Certification
Cadmium Hazards	Lifting Devices (Hoists, Slings)
Confined Space	Lock Out / Tag Out
Confined Space Rescue	Machine Guarding
CPR (requires Bloodborne Pathogens)	Personal Protective Equipment (General)
Cranes	Personnel Lifting Devices
Electrical Safety (Qualified)	Pesticide Safety
Employee Emergency and Fire Prevention Plans	Powder Operated Hand Tools
Environmental, Health and Safety Awareness	Process Safety Management
Ergonomics	Respiratory Protection - Air Supplied
Excavation Safety	Respiratory Protection - Cartridge
Excavation - Competent Person	Scaffolding
Fire Extinguisher	Storm Water Management
First Aid (requires Bloodborne Pathogens)	Transportation of Hazardous Materials
Fuel Gas Usage	Vehicle Traffic Control
Hazard Communication	Welding, Cutting and Brazing (arc)
Hazardous Chemicals In Laboratories	Welding, Cutting and Brazing (gas)
Hazardous Materials Management	Woodworking Tools
Hazardous Waste Management - Generator	Working Aloft / Fall Protection
Hearing Protection	Working Platforms
Industrial Trucks

California requires that an employee be trained in EVERY potentially hazardous activity AND mandates specific areas where training must be conducted. The above list includes both. Consult your safety professional to see how many of these trainings apply to your organization.