The Mapistry team is excited to announce the most recent addition to our growing catalog of eLearning courses, Spill, Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure General Awareness training. Now, modern manufacturers can train staff efficiently on core elements of SPCC through Mapistry’s interactive eLearning course.
Industrial facilities all across the U.S. are required to comply with federal SPCC regulations, proving a daunting task to ensure all staff are trained and given the necessary knowledge to succeed. The new SPCC training course was designed with Mapistry’s SPCC suite customers in mind. Our goal was to provide manufacturing facilities with a simple online training solution to comply with mandatory SPCC requirements without needing to incur exorbitant in-person training costs.
Mapistry’s eLearning course will cover the following key points:
eLearning provides an on-demand training solution to combat staff turnover, changing regulatory requirements and other day to day challenges modern manufacturers face. In a time of increased oversight and scrutiny, environmental compliance is a top priority for companies, and SPCC compliance ranks high in the risk index. In California, an inadequate SPCC program is the fifth most common CUPA violation with fines ranging as high up to $1,500 per site!
Mapistry’s eLearning solution provides individualized training solutions that meet regulatory requirements in addition to providing the necessary awareness to run a healthy industrial environmental compliance program. Our subject matter experts work to design courses that keep the information digestible but actionable to allow staff to master the information and tackle regulations and requirements effortlessly!
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- What is SPCC and why is it important
- What materials are regulated under SPCC
- How to read a site map
- Identifying oil storage locations
- Spill kits and how they are used
- Six steps to responding to a spill
- How to prevent a spill from happening
