Washington Administrative Code
Title 67 - Blind, Department of Services for the
Chapter 67-25 - Vocational rehabilitation and services for blind persons
Section 67-25-340 - Vocational rehabilitation services-On-the-job training
Current through Register Vol. 24-06, March 15, 2024
(1) On-the-job training (OJT) is a training service provided in collaboration among the department, employer and participant, after the individual is placed in a job, to assist the participant to learn the skills needed to perform the work. On-the-job training may be provided as a vocational rehabilitation service to achieve the participant's competitive and integrated employment outcome.
(2) OJT services shall be provided as a program of organized training resulting in the competitive and integrated employment of the participant, giving the individual the opportunity to learn an occupation under actual conditions of commercial, industrial, or other on-the-job employment. The department will pay for training costs, and the employer is responsible for costs related to employment.
(3) OJT services shall be provided to a participant only when the vocational rehabilitation counselor establishes that the following conditions have been met:
(4) A business or industrial establishment utilized by the department to provide OJT services shall: