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TSCA CBI Training - Access

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TSCA Training

I. Introduction

II.  Responsibilities

III. Access

IV. Document Management

V.  Violations


VDI Training 

I.  Rules of Behavior

II.  Accessing CBI through the VDI 

III. Use of VDI only in private controllable spaces 

IV. Use of VDI

V. Reporting suspected CBI violations 

VI. It’s up to you to protect CBI 

VII. Test your knowledge

VIII. Correct answer to quiz

TSCA CBI Access

This section of the course will cover issues concerning TSCA CBI access as well as requirements to obtain, maintain, or terminate certification to work with TSCA CBI.

Federal employees can receive access depending upon a job-related need. Contractors to EPA obtain access depending upon employment with a TSCA-related federal contractor, and maintaining up to-date administrative certification.

Federal and contractor employees who have an official job-related need for TSCA CBI access are required to complete an initial administrative certification when receiving their new job assignment, prior to working with TSCA CBI.

If you have received your initial certification to use CBI, you must complete an annual re-certification process each year to maintain access.

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Last updated on October 24, 2024
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