California Code of Regulations › Title 2 - Administration › Division 3 - State Property Operations › Chapter 1 - State Lands Commission › Article 5.3 - Marine Terminal Personnel Training and Certification › Section 2542 - Training Requirements

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a)
				  Each onshore and offshore terminal shall develop and implement oil spill
				  prevention training for supervisory, operations, maintenance, management, and
				  indirect operations personnel identified pursuant to subsection (c) of this
				  section. Training shall be designed to promote job competency and environmental
				  awareness for the purpose of preventing oil spills. Non-English-speaking
				  personnel subject to the terminal's training requirements shall be trained in a
				  manner that allows comprehension by such personnel.
(b) Oil spill prevention training programs
				  must be approved by the Division.
(c) The terminal operator shall identify, in
				  writing, the specific position titles which the terminal has identified to be
				  subject to its oil spill prevention training requirements. In making this
				  determination, the terminal shall evaluate the functions of terminal personnel
				  positions using the definitions of "Supervisory," "Operations," "Maintenance,"
				  "Management," and "Indirect Operations" as defined in section
				  2541. For cases where certain job
				  titles associated with maintenance and indirect operations can not be
				  identified in advance, the terminal operator shall identify the types of job
				  orders or work sites which may involve the need for maintenance or indirect
				  operations oil spill prevention training.
(d) The terminal operator shall identify, in
				  writing, the specific initial classroom and on-the-job oil spill prevention
				  training requirements for each position, including minimum hours, that are
				  appropriate for each position given the terminal's training needs and human
				  factor risks.
(e) Requirements for
				  training of operations and supervisory personnel shall focus on building
				  personnel competency in operating procedures and spill prevention systems
				  specific to the terminal. Oil spill prevention training requirements shall
				  incorporate, at a minimum, the following training topics:
(1) Overview of all oil handling, transfer,
				  storage, and monitoring/leak detection operations at the terminal;
(2) Operating procedures and checklists
				  specific to trainee's job function;
(3) Problem assessment including recognition
				  of human factor risks and how they can be minimized;
(4) Awareness of preventative maintenance
				  procedures;
(5) Awareness of local
				  environmental sensitivity and oil spill impacts;
(6) Major components of the terminal's
				  operations manual;
(7) Major
				  components of the terminal's oil spill contingency plan including notification
				  procedures for oil spills;
(8)
				  Decision-making for abnormal operating events and emergencies, including
				  emergency spill prevention and safe shut down conditions, responsibilities and
				  procedures;
(9) Routine and
				  emergency communications procedures;
(10) Overview of applicable oil spill
				  prevention and response laws and regulations; and
(11) Drug and alcohol use
				  awareness.