California Registered Dental Assistant (RDA) Written Practice Exam

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What is the length of time that employers must maintain Hazard Communication training records?

  1. Three years

  2. Throughout employment

  3. Training records are not required

  4. Five years

The correct answer is: Training records are not required

Context According to the Hazard Communication Standard, employers are required to maintain training records, but there is no specific length of time mentioned. This means that it is the employer's responsibility to ensure that their employees have access to their training records for as long as they are employed. This can be interpreted as "throughout employment." The other options (A, B, and D) may seem like reasonable choices, but they are all incorrect because they specify a specific length of time for maintaining training records. Option A states that records should be kept for three years, which is incorrect because there is no set time frame mentioned in the Hazard Communication Standard. Option B states that records should be maintained throughout employment, which is in line with the correct answer; however, it is still incorrect because it does not specify that employers are required to maintain these records. Option D states that records should be