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WASTE MANAGEMENT FEDERAL SERVICES Manual HNF-1273, Rev. 2 OF HANFORD, INC. Page 7 of 18 CENTRAL WASTE COMPLEX DANGEROUS WASTE TRAINING PLAN Effective Date 05/99 5.5 Non-Hanford Facility Personnel Non-Hanford Facility personnel who perform work at CWC must complete the appropriate level of training determined by line management according to the tasks they will perform. CWC management is responsible for ensuring that non-Hanford Facility personnel training requirements are met before granting access. Some personnel are granted access without the required training because they are either escorted or supervised by qualified personnel within CWC. 5.6 Conduct of Training The training program uses a systematic approach to training. Training design, development, and implementation are based on learning objectives derived from the analysis of the specific job/task. Training is provided using classroom instruction, on-the-job training, required reading, computer-based training methods, and/or by providing drills. Training is developed and provided by personnel knowledgeable in dangerous waste management policies and/or procedures. 5.7 Documentation of Training Classroom training is documented on course completion rosters, which are signed by students attending the course. Written examinations are signed by the student at the time of taking the exam and when reviewed with the instructor who grades the examination. Training record files for CWC personnel are stored in the TMX computer database, which is accessed by the Facility Records Specialist. A report is generated from the database to inform CWC management when training for personnel is within 90 days of expiration. An example of TMX report is included in Attachment 3. Copies of completed TSD unit-specific training certifications/qualifications are available from the WMH training department. Additional information regarding training records can be accessed through the Human Resources Information System (HRIS). The HRIS is managed by the Hanford Training Records organization. Training records summaries for support organization personnel are also stored in the HRIS. Training records for former personnel are kept on the HRIS for 3 years from the date last worked at the CWC. Original signed and dated training records are maintained by the Hanford Training Records organization. These records are transferred quarterly to the Records Holding Facility in Richland, Washington. After approximately one year at the Records Holding Center, the original training records are archived. 5.7.1 Access of Training Records When a training record is requested during an inspection, an electronic data storage record will be provided. If an electronic data storage record does not satisfy the inspection concerns, a hard copy training record will be provided. Training records of former personnel may not be readily available to CWC personnel and may require a representative from the Training Records organization to access this information. 5.7.2 Determining Current Training Status The electronic data storage training record, coupled with this training plan, will give the ability to quickly determine the training status of personnel in the field.
WASTE MANAGEMENT FEDERAL SERVICES Manual HNF-1273, Rev. 2 OF HANFORD, INC. Page 8 of 18 CENTRAL WASTE COMPLEX DANGEROUS WASTE TRAINING PLAN Effective Date 05/99 5.7.3 Personnel List A list of personnel for Advanced General Workers, General Managers, General Shippers and Waste Designators is maintained on TMX, including the direct link between these positions and the individuals filling the positions. The TMX is updated quarterly. 6.0 REFERENCES DOE/RL, 1994, DOE-RL/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to Ecology "State of Washington Department of Ecology Administrative Order No. DE94NM-063" dated April 14, 1994, items 3 and 4. DOE/RL-91-28, Hanford Facility Dangerous Waste Permit Application, General Information Portion, U.S. Department of Energy, Richland Operations Office, Richland, Washington. Ecology, 1994, Dangerous Waste Portion of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Permit for the Treatment, Storage, and Disposal of Dangerous Waste, Washington State Department of Ecology, Olympia, Washington, modified periodically. 7.0 ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT 1. RCRA TRAINING PROGRAM COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ATTACHMENT 2. REQUIRED TRAINING FOR CENTRAL WASTE COMPLEX PERSONNEL ATTACHMENT 3. EXAMPLE OF TMX DATABASE REPORT
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