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3.4 Training and Drills 3.4.1 Purpose The purpose of this appendix is to describe the content and frequency of training that will be required for employees with responsibilities related to incident response. It will also describe how training records are to be documented. 3.4.2 Scope This plan applies to all employees with designated responsibilities for incident response and spill response. 3.4.3 Responsibilities The Incident Commander (IC) will be responsible for implementing this plan. The IC shall be responsible for ensuring that new employees receive initial training, and that all employees receive refresher training at the scheduled frequency. Each employee is responsible for understanding their role in an emergency. 3.4.4 References • 8 CCR Section 3215, Means of Egress; • 8 CCR Section 3220, Emergency Action Plans; • 8 CCR Section 3221, Fire Prevention Plans; • 8 CCR Section 5192 Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response; • 8 CCR Section 5189(m)(n) PSM Standard - Incident Investigation; • 8 CCR Section 3380, Personal Protective Devices; • 8 CCR Article 108, Confined Spaces; • 8 CCR Section 3314, Control of Hazardous Energy Sources; • 5 CCR Section 3400, Medical Services and First Aid; • 8 CCR Section 6150-6182. Fire Protection; • 8 CCR Section 6183, Fire Detection Systems; • 8 CCR Section 6184, Employee Alarm Systems; • 8 CCR Section 5193, Blood borne Pathogens; • 8 CCR Section 5194, Hazard Communication; and 3.4.5 Initial Training EAP Awareness Training All employees shall receive the following initial training, as a minimum: • Evacuation plans; • Alarm systems; • Reporting procedures for personnel; and • Types of potential emergencies, including basic awareness, discoverer training for incidents in Section 2.0 of this EAP. Pacific Ethanol Stockton, LLC June 2018 Emergency Action Plan Page: 71