Question

regarding servicing rim wheels, which of the following is not an employee training requirement?

how to service rim wheels, including deflation, inspection, and inflation
the hazards involved
safety procedures that must be followed
clearance limits

Explanation:

Analyze OSHA rim wheel servicing training standards

Under OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.177, employers must train employees who service multi-piece and single-piece rim wheels. The training program must cover the hazards involved, the safety procedures to be followed, and the specific steps to service rim wheels safely (including deflation, inspection, and inflation).

Evaluate the options against requirements

• "How to service rim wheels, including deflation, inspection, and inflation" is a required training element.
• "The hazards involved" is a required training element.
• "Safety procedures that must be followed" is a required training element.
• "Clearance limits" is typically associated with electrical safety or scaffolding, not rim wheel servicing training.

Identify the non-requirement

"Clearance limits" is NOT an employee training requirement for servicing rim wheels.

Answer:

• (A) How to service rim wheels, including deflation, inspection, and inflation
• (B) The hazards involved
• (C) Safety procedures that must be followed
• (D) Clearance limits (Correct answer)