In 250.1500, the proposed definition (clarification/change) for "Production Safety"
now states that it "includes safety in production operations". In my opinion, rather
than clarify the definition, this would only cause more uncertainty as to what is (or
should be) included in Subpart O regulation. The original definition for Production
Safety was fine and needed no further clarification.
With the addition of the statement "includes safety in production operations", a
case could then be made that safety related training such as hazard
communication, hearing conservation, water survival, etc., would become part of
the Subpart O Training requirements. Is this the intent of the change in the
definition ?
Comment from Tad LeBlanc, Baker Energy
This is comment on Proposed Rule
Technical Changes to Production Measurement and Training Requirements
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