New York UST Class C Operator Training
30 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
New York Class C operators are on-site every day as the first responders at underground storage tank (UST) fuel facilities. This concise, self-paced course prepares them.
What this course covers:
- The Class C operator's role under EPA underground storage tank rules
- Monitoring fuel dispensing and watching for alarm conditions
- First-response steps for spills, overfills, and releases
- When to shut down equipment and notify a Class A/B operator
- Using a facility orientation checklist to confirm site knowledge
Ideal for frontline employees at New York gas stations and fuel sites, the course takes about 30 minutes and ends with a printable Class C operator certificate.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - Introducing Underground Storage Tank
Chapter 2 - Reviewing Class C Responsibilities
Chapter 3 - Cleaning Up Spills and Releases
Chapter 4 - Responding to Emergencies
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
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Frequently Asked Questions
Because they're on-site every day and are the first people to encounter a problem — an alarm, a spill, an overfill — the course exists to prepare that response.
It covers the Class C operator's role under EPA underground storage tank rules, including monitoring fuel dispensing and watching for alarm conditions.
Recognize the problem, follow the first-response steps for spills, overfills, or releases, then shut down equipment and notify a Class A/B operator — that sequence is the backbone of the course.
A facility orientation checklist has to be completed as well, confirming the operator knows their specific New York site, not just the general procedure.
New York frontline staff should plan on about half an hour, with a printable Class C certificate waiting at the end.