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Employee Training Plan (Continued) DECEIVE® [AAR 10 2016 EWRONMENTAL Chemical Handlers are additional trained in the following: HEALTH DEPARTMENT ❑■ Safe methods for handling and storage of hazardous materials W Location, use, and maintenance of emergency response equipment and supplies ❑■ Hazard mitigation, prevention, and abatement procedures (e.g., spill control) Proper use of personal protective equipment ❑■ Hazard awareness for each hazardous material to which they may be exposed (e.g., chemical properties, routes of exposure, first aid) ❑■ Identification of facility areas, equipment, and systems vulnerable to earthquakes ❑■ Hazardous waste personnel are additional trained in hazardous waste management procedures specific to their job duties Complete the section below if you have an on-site emergency response team. Emergency Response Team Members are additionally trained in the following: 0■ Personnel rescue procedures 0■ Shutdown of operations and equipment necessary to prevent or minimize a release ❑■ Communication and coordination with responding agencies (e.g., Incident Command System) ❑■ Use, maintenance, and replacement of emergency response equipment ❑■ Refresher training provided at least annually ❑■ Emergency response drills Record Keeping Facilities subject to hazardous materials training programs must maintain records to document compliance with applicable programs. Complete the record keeping checklist below for the applicable subjects. ❑■ Current employee training records (to be retained until closure of the facility) 0■ Former employee training records (to be retained at least three years after termination of employment) ❑■ Training Program (i.e., written description of initial and periodic training) 0 Current copy of the HMBP and the Emergency Response/Contingency Plan 0■ Record of reportable hazardous material releases and threatened releases FM102.11.1 Employee Training Plan Page 2 of 3