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BEST PRACTICES
More detailed training information is provided in the regulatory requirements
sections of the EVC. Even when not required by environmental regulations,
the following best practices are recommended.
- Development of training courses should be systematic and include the development of a course lesson plan. Course development should include:
- An assessment of training needs
- Learning objectives
- Structured course design and presentation
- Development of evaluation methods
- Methods to determine successful completion of the course
- Instructional materials should assist in the educational presentation and be appropriate for the intended student population.
- The physical training environment should be:
- Safe
- Comfortable
- Free from distractions
- Trainers should have adequate technical knowledge to teach the course content, and be familiar with training, delivery methods and adult learning.
- Students should have the opportunity to ask questions about material presented.
- Training for physical activities and skills such as drum handling should include a hands-on skills development and assessment segment.
- Students should be evaluated to assess their level of understanding, skill development and abilities.
- Trainers should be evaluated to assess subject matter knowledge, and presentation skills to assist in course improvement.
- Training records should be readily retrievable and include
- Date, location and duration of the course
- Title and description of course content
- Names of instructors
- Names of attendees
- When training certificates are issued to attendees they should include the following:
- Name of the student
- Title of the course
- Date and duration of class
- Statement of successful completion
- Reference to regulatory citation if training is intended to meet specific regulatory requirement.
- Name and signature of instructor and date
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