TSCA CBI Training - Responsibilities
Note: This index is intentionally not hyper-linked.
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
Conduct TSCA CBI Audits
DCOs also have the responsibility of conducting audits under various occasions. These include:
Comprehensive Audits of Entire Collection: By April 1, 2004, each DCO must conduct an audit of all TSCA CBI in the DCO's collection as of December 31, 2003. This step must be performed every fourth year subsequent to the completion of the first comprehensive audit. For the intervening years, an annual transaction audit shall be conducted as outlined in the TSCA CBI Protection Manual. As an example, the next comprehensive audit would be conducted by April 1, 2008 for all TSCA CBI in the DCO's collection as of December 31, 2007.
Transaction Audits: Before April 1 of each year for which a comprehensive audit is not required, each DCO must conduct an annual audit of TSCA CBI in the DCO's collections for documents that have undergone a transaction.
DCO Transition Audits: These are audits that must be done when DCO's terminate their employment or relinquish DCO responsibilities.
Important Note: There are special rules that apply for contractor CBI collections. More information on this can be found in the TSCA CBI Protection Manual.
