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LLNL Emergency Management Plan (EPlan) Rev 27 January 2022 106 13.3 Examinations Student examinations, which may be written, web-based, or hands-on demonstration of skills, are based on course learning objectives. These examinations are provided with initial and refresher ERO training courses. Results of ERO training course examinations are maintained by the records office of the Safety and Education Training Division within the ES&H Directorate. Examination materials are maintained in a location available only to PPD instructional staff and other authorized personnel. Remedial Training Policy Remedial training is additional training provided to a participant who did not correctly answer the required number of test questions or who was unable to successfully complete a formal training session. Because remedial training requirements are lesson-specific, they are incorporated into each lesson plan or practical so they are ready for use in case they are needed. For example, the lesson plan for EM9001, Initial Emergency Response Organization (ERO) Training, states that after all participants have completed the test, the instructor will review the test questions will all students. Any questions answered incorrectly, the instructor will re-cover the material to the extent necessary to ensure understanding of the material with which the participant had difficulty. Likewise, with the practical evaluations and lesson plans, the practical evaluator will discuss the participant’s performance and, as necessary, remediate any “failed” items. The areas requiring remedial training are noted on the practical evaluation sheet. The remedial training is intended to raise the individual’s competency to a level that allows attainment of the knowledge and skills required to successfully complete the lesson or demonstrate the skill proficiency required to perform the job. 13.4 Recordkeeping The Livermore Training Records and Information Network (LTRAIN) requirements tracking module is the Laboratory database used to track the training requirements applicable to a person’s assignment at the Laboratory. LLNL training policy requires that course completion records be entered into LTRAIN within ten business days. Additionally, a summary of the ERO training requirements for emergency response personnel and emergency preparedness courses provided at LLNL is included in PPD plans for ERO training. It also describes recordkeeping for training, instructor qualification, and training support provided to complement the basic cadre of ERO training that is made available to LLNL staff. The Safety and Education Training Division is responsible for entering ERO training records into LTRAIN.