Worker Awareness Training
- Type
- Action List
- Project
- Delta Conveyance
- Exported
- 2026-10-19
- Actions
- 4
| Action | Frequency | Commitments |
|---|---|---|
| Training & Education | ||
| Conduct Spill Response and Containment Training | COA 11.22 | |
| Conduct Worker Education Program and Annual Refresher Training | Recurring | COA 9.4, COA 11.82 |
| Train and Staff Fish Salvage Teams Before Site Access | One time | COA 11.35 |
| Train Tugboat and Barge Operators on Habitat Impacts | COA 11.36 | |
Training & Education
Conduct Spill Response and Containment Training
COA 11.22
Permittee trains Project personnel who handle petroleum products and other hazardous materials in emergency response and spill containment techniques as required by the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure Plan. Training is delivered before those personnel perform the covered work and completion is captured on a signed roster filed with the SPCCP.
- Byron Tract Forebay
- Not StartedDue 2026-11-29
- Intake B — North Delta
- In ProgressDue 2026-09-24
Conduct Worker Education Program and Annual Refresher Training
COA 9.4, COA 11.82
A Designated Biologist, Fisheries Biologist, or Biological Monitor presents the Condition of Approval 9.4 education program to every person working in the Project Area before that person performs any work, covering Covered Species biology and timing windows, the Conditions of Approval, take-minimization protocols, non-covered listed species, site boundaries and disturbance-free zones, habitat avoidance, fencing and staking, roles, encounter and emergency procedures, and legal status and…
- Frequency
- Recurring
- Timing
- before performing any work; repeated at least once annually for long-term and/or permanent employees
- Byron Tract Forebay
- In ProgressDue 2026-09-021 of 3 done
- Intake B — North Delta
- Not StartedDue 2026-12-022 of 3 done
Train and Staff Fish Salvage Teams Before Site Access
COA 11.35
Before fish rescue workers access the work site, Permittee provides safety training and assigns at least one Designated Fisheries Biologist to each fish salvage team. Electrofishing is staffed as one or two teams of three to four people, each with a unit operator and two or three netters. The product is a dated safety-training roster and a salvage team roster for the salvage event.
- Frequency
- One time
- Timing
- prior to accessing the work site
- Intake C — North Delta
- Completed
- Bethany Reservoir Aqueduct
- Completed
- Southern Forebay & Pumping Plant
- Not StartedDue 2026-09-01
Train Tugboat and Barge Operators on Habitat Impacts
COA 11.36
Permittee ensures every tugboat and barge operator working on the Project is trained to minimize impacts on Covered Species habitat, including reducing the effects of wake on vegetated banks, before that operator runs a Project vessel. Completion is documented for each named operator.
- Intake B — North Delta
- In ProgressDue 2026-09-14