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SLAC has implemented a policy of allowing 90 days for personnel to complete new training assignments. This policy is called Training Restricted Periods. This change was made based upon a review of practices at other labs. Please work with your safety coordinator and supervisor to ensure that you have an understanding of your training requirements. 90 DaysWhen a new training is assigned in the STA, personnel will have a period of 90 days to complete their training before it is considered overdue. This 90 day period applies to new training assignments only. It does not apply to refresher training. Learners will continue to receive a notice at 60, 30 and 15 days before required refresher training comes due. Refresher training will be considered overdue once the due date passes. Work RestrictionsA restrictive period means that even though you have 90 days to complete the training, the work you are allowed to do during this period may be restricted. The level of work restriction varies depending on regulations or SLAC policy governing the hazards mitigated by the training. For example, you may not under any circumstances work with radioactive material without the proper training but you will be allowed to work at a computer until you receive the appropriate ergonomics training. Restricted Periods Training MatrixA matrix of ESH courses has been created to help you determine what work can be done within the restricted period for each course. The following color key was designed to assist you in determining what restrictions are applied to each course when viewing the training matrix:
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