navmc dir 5100.8 marine corps occupational safety and ... - US Navy

MARCOR OSH PROGRAM MANUALCHAPTER 5TRAINING5000. RESPONSIBILITIES1. To ensure Mission Essential Task List (METL) requirementsare accomplished and in an effort to embed force preservationthroughout the chain of command, commanders, directors,officers-in-charge, small unit leaders, and supervisors shallensure that all Marine Corps personnel in their organization orunder their supervision receive safety and health training asrequired by this Manual. The training must include standardsset forth in the activity and unit SOPS, technical manuals(TMs), performance manuals (PMs), applicable OSHA standards, andother Federal and state directives and standards.2. ISMs and safety officers shall provide Marine Corps leaderswith orientation that will enable them to apply the OSH Programto their organizations and meet METL requirements. Suchorientation and training should include references to Public Law91-596, Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, Section 19,Federal Agency Safety Programs and Responsibilities; E.O. 12196,Occupational Safety and Health Programs for Federal Employees;29 CFR 1960, Basic Program Elements for Federal EmployeeOccupational Safety and Health Programs and Related Matters; andthe Installation Safety and Health Program.5001. TRAINING REQUIREMENTS1. Job Safety Training. Marine Corps personnel will be givenjob safety training before their assigned work begins. Thistraining will normally be provided and documented by theperson's work center supervisor. As a minimum, the trainingwill consist of: general safety matters related to the workenvironment; hazards associated with assigned tasks; applicablesafety and health standards; PPE required for each task; anoverview of the local safety and health program with emphasis onindividual rights and responsibilities; prompt reporting tomanagement of unsafe conditions, potential exposure to hazardous5-3