(1) You must provide the following training to workers before they use window-cleaning equipment on the job:

(a) Proper care and maintenance of the equipment;

(b) Review manufacturer's instructions for proper equipment use;

(d) Identify anchorages;

(e) A complete understanding of safe working conditions;

(f) How employees will be rescued.

(2) You must provide additional training to workers using window-cleaners' belts in all the following areas:

(a) How to select the proper-sized belt;

(b) How to use anchors and terminals;

(3) You must provide additional training to workers using boatswains' chairs and rope descent systems in all the following areas:

(a) Proper rigging practices;

(b) Fall arrest requirements;

(d) The effects of wind on window-cleaning operations when a worker is suspended;

(e) Proper methods of hoisting for ascents.

(4) You must document the training by recording all of the following:

(a) The name and signature of the trainer/educator;

(b) The name and signature of the student;

(d) The date of the training;

(e) The location of the training.

Note:	You do not need a specialized educator to provide training. You may use a qualified person to conduct the training. A qualified person is defined as a person who has:
	1. Extensive knowledge, training, and experience about the subject matter, work, or project;
	2. A recognized degree, certificate, or professional standing;
	3. Successful demonstration of problem solving skills in connection with the subject, work, or project.