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3.1.1.2 TRAINING Station personnel attend regularly scheduled training meetings. In accordance with 14 CCR, Section 17410.3, these training meetings emphasize proper station operation and maintenance, hazardous waste recognition and screening, environmental and nuisance controls, use of equipment, safety procedures, and emergency situation procedures. In addition, all employees receive regular safety tips and training, as well as opportunities for formal education or equipment qualification instruction when necessary. Training sessions occur monthly with periodic "tailgate" meetings. A record of personnel training is maintained at the CVVVSMRF CVWS main administration office for reference during facility inspections. 3.1.2 STATION MAINTENANCE In accordance with 14 CCR, Section 17408.6, preventative maintenance and station repairs are conducted as necessary. Station personnel have been instructed to report any defective or deteriorated conditions to their supervisor. In addition, the Fleet Manager frequently monitors the facility for defective or deteriorated conditions. When a problem is identified prompt repair will be implemented. 3.1.2.1 CLEANING The transfer station building and facility grounds are cleaned of loose materials and litter each operating day in accordance with 14 CCR, Section 17407.2(a)(1). A clean-up crew is dispatched regularly to provide general housekeeping at the facility. The crew is responsible for the collection of any off-site litter which may have been generated by the facility. Litter pick-up within the facility yard and around the station is conducted on a continual basis to prevent the tracking or off- site migration of waste materials in accordance with 14 CCR, Section 17407.2(b). Storage bins are cleaned on an as-needed basis. The transfer trailer load out area is cleaned on a regular basis. The transfer station Central Valley Waste Services MkRFiT,1, 3-2 Transfer?Processing Report Section 3—2-045j-l`'4;2-10 7