How much time can be reasonably expected for an employee who was trained under a specific standard and has become inactive or allowed the re-certification time to lapse before the employee must take the training again For instance the RAD-CON Manual (April 1994, pp. 6-4) specifies radiological training shall be completed every two years, radiological worker I and II retraining shall be completed every 2 years. The caller is aware of an OSHA interpretation pertaining to the amount of time permitted before retraining is required under 1910.120, HAZWOPER. OSHA permits up to 3 years to lapse. The caller wants to know what other information is available about retraining and the amount of time allowed to lapse (i.e., Asbestos Standard 1910.1001) at https://tis.eh.doe.gov/docs/osh

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