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University of the Pacific <br />CERS Training Plan — Stockton Campuses <br />Training Methods <br />Training shall be provided through formal classroom training, safety meetings, and/or online <br />training videos. <br />Emergency Responders <br />Emergency Responders includes University of the Pacific Public Safety officers and EHS Staff in <br />Risk Management and Facilities. These responders shall complete a detailed annual review and <br />training on the Consolidated Emergency Response/Contingency Plan for the University, as <br />uploaded into the CERS system, including roles and responsibilities as listed in the above- <br />mentioned plan. Since the same plan shall be used for all three Stockton Campus <br />CERS reporting locations, the single annual training shall satisfy this requirement. <br />In an emergency, the role of Public Safety shall be to help coordinate evacuation and securing <br />the area. <br />EHS Staff shall provide site assessment and small spill cleanup. EHS Staff in Risk Management <br />shall receive initial HazWoper 40 hour training and maintain annual 8-hour HazWoper refreshers <br />(or the equivalent thereof). EHS Staff in Risk Management shall also receive initial respiratory <br />medical clearance and annual respirator fit testing (or the equivalent of current Cal-OSHA <br />respiratory training requirements). EHS Staff shall also have the primary responsibility of <br />contacting outside agencies and contractors (CUPA, State Warning Center, and outside <br />contractors for large spill clean-up services). <br />Department Chairs and/or Department/School safety contacts <br />Department Chairs and/or Department/School safety contacts shall be offered an annual review <br />training on the Consolidated Emergency Response/Contingency Plan for the University. The <br />training will address a general overview of the document, locations of the document, the option <br />to receive a copy of the document, and awareness of notifying Public Safety in the event of a <br />significant chemical spill. <br />Hazardous Waste Generators in Labs <br />Laboratory personnel that generate hazardous waste shall be assigned annual training in <br />Laboratory Safety, which covers PPE, safety equipment, safe behavior, the SDS online database <br />location, hazardous waste storage and labeling requirements, and emergency response <br />procedures. Emergency response procedures for laboratory personnel are limited to contacting <br />Public Safety and the cleanup of small, incidental spills of no larger than one gallon.