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hazardous material, including, but not limited to, familiarity with the plans and procedures specified in Health and Safety Code section 25504(b). Sierra Chemical Response and Action: Newly hired employees are trained on our Accident Prevention Plan, Emergency Response Plan (now Emergency Action Plan), Spill Response Plan, and Personal Protective Equipment. All of these programs cover safety procedures in the event of a release or threatened release of a hazardous material. Following the inspection our Emergency Response Plan was revised into an Emergency Action Plan. Training has taken place on the revised plan. The training records requested at the time of the inspection were not all located at the Stockton Facility. They were submitted to Dennis Fields from our Sparks, Nevada Corporate Office by transmittal letter dated August 8, 2005. Complaint: d. Violation of Health and Safety Code section 25505, failed to submit a business plan for emergency response to a release or threatened release of hazardous material within four (4) years prior to filing of this complaint for 1010 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE, STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA, to the San Joaquin County of Emergency Services. Further, it is alleged that said violation was knowingly committed after reasonable notice. Sierra Chemical Response and Action: A Business Plan (FEVEVIP) has been in force continually since the facility was established It has been updated annually and certified as required. The 2002 IDvEMP Certification Statement was submitted 12/18/2001 The 2003 EACAP Certification Statement was recorded 1/13/2003 The 2004 HMMP Certification Statement was recorded 1/23/2004 The 2005 HXVvIP Certification Statement was recorded 1/17/2005 The 2005 HMMP was revised 10/10/2005 The 2006 HAEVIP Certification was recorded 1/17/2006 Each year all required changes to the inventory or staffing have been made. Sierra Chemical also has maintained an Emergency Response Plan that covered response to all emergencies. Following the July 28, 2005 inspection a policy decision was made to revise our emergency response policy. The revised policy consists of only notification as per the California Hazardous Material Spill/Release Notification Guidance and support by Technician Level Trained Personnel to the Local Fire Department.