; and (B) based on the review under subparagraph (A), update the safety standards described in that paragraph applicable to liquefied natural gas facilities to provide for a risk-based regulatory approach. (2) Considerations In updating the minimum standards under paragraph (1)(B), the Secretary shall consider the report prepared under subsection (d)(5). (3) Requirements The updates to the standards required under this section shall, at a minimum, require operators, consistent with recognized and generally accepted good engineering practices— (A) to develop and maintain written safety information identifying hazards associated with— (i) the processes of liquefied natural gas conversion, storage, and transport; (ii) equipment used in the processes; and (iii) technology used in the processes; (B) to conduct a hazard assessment, including the identification of potential sources of accidental releases, along with reassessments periodically; (C) to establish a system to respond to the findings of a hazard assessment conducted under subparagraph (B) that addresses prevention, mitigation, and emergency response; and (D) to train employees in operating procedures with an emphasis on addressing hazards, using safe practices, and carrying out emergency response activities. (b) Liquefied natural gas staffing and expertise (1) Liquefied natural gas expertise Not later than 60 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall establish a division within the Office of Pipeline Safety to ensure the safety and oversight of liquefied natural gas facilities under section 60103 and 60111 of title 49, United States Code, including small-scale liquefied natural gas facilities, peak shaving facilities, and import or export facilities. (2) Functions The Liquefied Natural Gas division shall be responsible for— (A) developing regulations and guidance materials for liquefied natural gas facilities