CERS Regulator Portal User Agreement: CERS Regulator

CERS Regulator Portal User Agreement

Please review the following conditions of use for the California Environmental Reporting System (CERS)

TRAINING VERSION WARNING!!

I understand I am using a training version of CERS. Data entered into the training version of CERS is not permanently retained or backed up, and CANNOT be moved into the production version of CERS.
I understand any data in the training version of CERS is publicly available (to facilitate learning opportunities for myself and other CERS users), so I will not enter sensitive facility data into the training version of CERS.

I agree I will not allow others to use my CERS Account and understand my Account could be suspended if I allow others to use it. I will protect my password and never share it with others, and if my account is compromised, I will contact CERS Technical Support (cers@calepa.ca.gov) immediately.
As a regulator user of CERS I have access to extensive data on facilities regulated by my regulator and other UPAs in California. I agree I will not release facility data to the public excepted as authorized by my agency and/or Cal/EPA.
I understand I should NOT use my web browser's "Back" button while using CERS--doing so may result in duplicate records or other problems.
I will only upload documents as required/supported by CERS. Any document I upload will be as compact as possible, will not exceed 25MB in size, and will be free from viruses or other malicious elements.
I understand that CERS is designed for standard-sized screens using relatively current web browsing software: Internet Explorer 8+ (without Compatibility Mode), FireFox 3.6+, current versions of Google Chrome or Safari 5+). I understand my browser must have Javascript enabled, and that some CERS features may not work on older browsers, and CERS is not designed to be effectively used on smaller display devices (e.g., mobile phones, etc.).
I understand viewing and printing some CERS reports requires relatively current PDF viewing software (Adobe Reader 8+).
I understand CERS is generally available during days or evenings except as described here