Hazardous
Waste
Awareness Training |
310
CMR 30.351 ( 9 )( g ) Employees having responsibility
for handling/managing hazardous waste at SQG facilities
must be properly trained so they know how to perform
their duties and so that hazardous waste handling
practices and emergency procedures are performed
properly and in compliance with all applicable requirements.
Employees are provided initial training to a competency
level with refresher training as necessary. |
District
Structures Maintenance Engineer, CSIII/Area Foreman,
HOV Facility Personnel, CSII/Facility Foremen, Facility
Personnel District HazMat Coordinators |
Training
provided during annual Environmental Awareness Training
by DHCs |
Universal
Waste Training |
310
CMR 30.1035 Employees having the responsibility
for handling or managing universal waste shall be
informed of the proper handling and emergency procedures
appropriate to the types of universal waste handled
at the facility. Employees are provided initial
training to a competency level with refresher training
as necessary. |
District
Structures Maintenance Engineer, CSIII/Area Foreman,
HOV Facility Personnel, CSII/ Facility Foremen,
Facility Personnel, District HazMat Coordinators. |
Training
provided during annual Environmental Awareness Training
by DHCs |
Department
of Transportation
General Awareness, Manifest, and Safety Training
Programs |
49
CFR 172.704 ( a ) 310 CMR 30.409 Each hazmat employee
shall be provided 1 ) general awareness training
designed to provide familiarity with the requirements
of this subchapter, and to enable the employee to
recognize and identify hazardous materials consistent
with OSHA Hazard Communication Standard ( 29 CFR
1910.1200 ) . OSHA or EPA training may be used to
satisfy the requirements of 49 CFR 172.704 ( a )
to avoid duplication of training efforts; 2 ) function
specific training concerning the requirements of
the DOT hazardous waste regulations specific to
the function the employee performs; 3 ) safety training
concerning emergency response information, measures
for protection from the hazards associated with
hazardous materials, and methods and procedures
for avoiding accidents. Employees are provided initial
training to a competency level with refresher training
every 3 years thereafter. |
District
HazMat Coordinators, CSII/Facility Foreman
|
Training
coordinated by Environmental Division and conducted
through a consultant contract |
Stage
II Vapor Recovery System Inspection Training |
310
CMR 7.24 Persons performing Stage II systems weekly
inspections must be trained to inspect equipment
including, but not limited to, nozzle boots and
splash/vapor guards, hoses, hose retractors, coaxial
adapters, dry breaks, fill caps, vapor recovery
caps, spill containment boxes and drain valves.
Employees are provided initial training to a competency
level with refresher training as necessary. |
CSIII,
Foremen, Laborers |
Training
is provided by the DHCs. |
Spill
Prevention Control and Countermeasure ( SPCC ) |
40
CFR 112.7 ( e )( 10 ) ( iii ) Employees shall be
trained in the use of the SPCC, applicable pollution
control laws and the operation and maintenance of
equipment to prevent the discharges of oil. Employees
are provided initial training to a competency level
with annual refresher training. |
Employees
having a role in the SPCC plan for a facility |
Training
provided during annual Environmental Awareness Training
by DHCs |
