Appendix C - Training Table 3
TABLE III
Minimum Training Requirements for Personnel
Engaged at Emergency Responses to Hazardous Substances Releases
Operational Personnel Training Requirement Reference(s)
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EM-40 Contractor or OSHA requires sufficient 29 CFR 1910.120
Subcontractor First training to initiate an (q)(6)(i),
Responder (FR-AW) at the emergency response sequence DOE 1994
awareness level. This by notifying the proper
individual is likely to authorities of the release
witness or discover a (or) has sufficient
hazardous substance experience to objectively
release. The FR-AW takes demonstrate competency in
no action beyond notifying the areas listed in
appropriate authorities of 1920.120(q)(6)(i).
the release.
EM-40 Contractor or OSHA requires a minimum of 29 CFR 1910.120
Subcontractor First 8-hours of training to (q)(6)(ii),
Responder (FR-OP) at the respond in a defensive DOE 1993b,
operation level. This manner without actually DOE 1993c,
individual responds to trying to stop the release; DOE 1994 and
releases or potential or sufficient experience to NIEHS 1993
releases of hazardous objectively demonstrate
substances as part of the competency in the areas
initial response at the listed in 29 CFR 1920.120
site in order to mitigate (q)(6)(i) and (ii) and
the effects of these competency certification
substances on human health by the employer are required.
and the environment. However, EM-40 requires a
minimum of 40-hours Initial
Health and Safety Training
and 24-hours supervised field
experience.
EM-40 adoption of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120
standards requires a minimum (e)(4),
of 8 hours Supervisor DOE 1993b,
Training. DOE 1993c,
DOE 1994 and
NIEHS 1993
EM-40 adoption of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120
standards requires an annual (q)(8),
refresher training, at a DOE 1993b,
minimum. DOE 1993c,
DOE 1994 and
NIEHS 1993
Radiological Worker Training, DOE Notice 5480.6,
if applicable. For details, DOE 1992,
see DOE Radiological Control DOE 1993b,
Manual (DOE/EH-0256T). DOE 1993c,
DOE 1994 and
NIEHS 1993
Operational Personnel Training Requirement Reference(s)
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EM-40 Contractor or OSHA requires a minimum of 29 CFR 1910.120
Subcontractor Hazardous 24-hours of training equal (q)(8),
Materials Technician to the FR operations level DOE 1994
(HMT). This individual described in
responds to a release or 1920.120(q)(6)(ii). In
potential release for the addition, competency in
purpose of preventing or the areas listed in
stopping the release. The 1910.120(q)(6)(iii) and
HMT approaches the point competency certification
of release in order to by the employer are
plug, patch, or otherwise required. However, EM-40
stop the release of a requires a minimum of
hazardous substance. 40-hours Initial Health
and Safety Training and
24-hours supervised field
experience.
EM-40 adoption of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120
standards requires an annual (q)(8),
refresher training DOE 1994
Radiological Worker Training, DOE Notice 5480.6,
if applicable. For details, DOE 1992,
see DOE Radiological Control DOE 1994
Manual (DOE/EH-0256T).
EM-40 Contractor or OSHA requires a minimum of 29 CFR 1910.120
Subcontractor Hazardous 24-hours of training equal (q)(6)(iv),
Materials Specialists to the HMT level. In DOE 1993b,
(HMS). This individual addition, competency in DOE 1993c,
responds to and provides the areas listed in DOE 1994, and
support for HMTs. This 1910.120(q)(6)(iv) and NIEHS 1993
position requires a competency certification
focused or specific by the employer are
knowledge of the various required. However, EM-40
substances which may be requires a minimum of
present at the site or 40-hours Initial Health
facility. and Safety Training and
24-hours supervised field
experience.
EM-40 adoption of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120
standards requires a minimum (e)(4),
of 8 hours Supervisor DOE 1993b,
Training. DOE 1993c,
DOE 1994 and
NIEHS 1993
EM-40 adoption of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120
standards requires an annual (q)(8),
refresher training DOE 1994
Radiological Worker Training, DOE Notice 5480.6,
if applicable. For details, DOE 1992,
see DOE Radiological Control DOE 1994
Manual (DOE/EH-0256T).
Operational Personnel Training Requirement Reference(s)
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EM-40 Contractor or OSHA requires a minimum of 29 CFR 1910.120
Subcontractor On-Scene 24-hours of training equal (q)(8),
Incident Commander. This to the FR operations level DOE 1994
individual assumes described in
responsibility for control 1920.120(q)(6)(ii). In
of the incident scene addition, competency in
beyond the FR awareness the areas listed in
level. 1910.120(q)(6)(iii) and
competency certification
by the employer are
required. However, EM-40
requires a minimum of
40-hours Initial Health
and Safety Training and
24-hours supervised field
experience.
EM-40 adoption of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120
standards requires a minimum (e)(4),
of 8 hours Supervisor DOE 1993b,
Training. DOE 1993c,
DOE 1994 and
NIEHS 1993
EM-40 adoption of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120
standards requires an annual (q)(8),
refresher training, at a DOE 1993b,
minimum. DOE 1993c,
DOE 1994 and
NIEHS 1993
Radiological Worker Training, DOE Notice 5480.6,
if applicable. For details, DOE 1992,
see DOE Radiological Control DOE 1994
Manual (DOE/EH-0256T).