; (iv) include a review of information protection requirements; (v) include a discussion of physical and cyber security equipment, systems, and methods used to achieve chemical security performance standards; (vi) allow training with other relevant participants, including Federal employees, employees of a State or local government, and emergency response providers, where appropriate; (vii) use national voluntary consensus standards, chosen jointly with employee representatives, if any; (viii) allow instruction through government training programs, chemical facilities, academic institutions, nonprofit organizations, industry and private organizations, employee organizations, and other relevant entities that provide such training; (ix) use multiple training media and methods; (x) include a discussion of appropriate emergency response procedures, including procedures to mitigate the effects of a chemical facility terrorist incident; and (xi) include review and discussion of methods to reduce the consequences of a terrorist attack that are applicable to the covered chemical facility. (3) Equivalent training An owner or operator of a covered chemical facility may satisfy the training requirement described in clause (i), (ii), (iii), (iv), (v), or (x) of subparagraph (2)(B) for a covered individual with roles or responsibilities under paragraph (1) through training that the owner or operator certifies is equivalent, in a manner prescribed by the Secretary. (4) Worker training grant program (A) Authority The Secretary may make grants to, and enter into cooperative agreements with, eligible entities to provide for the training and education of— (i) covered individuals with roles or responsibilities described in paragraph (1)