While fundamental laser safety training is required of all class 3B & class 4-laser users, it is site-specific training that really keeps the user safe. But yet there is very little on “on the job training” OJT, in the ANSI Z136 series. Site specific or OJT informs the user of how to use their equipment and advises them on how to keep safe, were reflections sources might be, electrical hazards etc. It is this author’s opinion that most individuals giving OJT fail to understand its importance or elements, such as instruction, and observation of the trainee. This presentation deals with the importance of OJT, how to document it and suggestions for successful on the job training, all with the goal to have a users, safe and knowledgeable about their work activities.
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ILSC 2011: Proceedings of the International Laser Safety Conference
March 14–17, 2011
San Jose, California, USA
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978-0-912035-57-4
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Ken Barat
Ken Barat
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
, Berkeley, California, USA
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
, Berkeley, California, USA
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March 01 2011
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Ken Barat; March 14–17, 2011. "On the job training, hit or miss." Proceedings of the ILSC 2011: Proceedings of the International Laser Safety Conference. ILSC 2011: Proceedings of the International Laser Safety Conference. San Jose, California, USA. (pp. pp. 85-86). ASME. https://doi.org/10.2351/1.5056774
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