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Texas Class A/B UST Operator Training
Category: Online Underground Storage Tanks Training > Class A-B
Hello Texas Class A/B UST operators! Our course is now online and approved by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). This course is sponsored by the Steel Tank Institute. Please note the TCEQ is currently reviewing our revised course, which we hope to have approved and avai...
1. Introduction 2. UST Operator Certification 3. Basic UST Technology 4. Release Detection 5. Release Response 6.Spill Containment 7. Overfill Prevention 8. Corrosion Protection 9. Required Paperwork 10. Your Operation and Maintenance Plan
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Texas AB Lesson 1 Introduction Introduction: This lesson provides an overview of the operator training rules and explains the importance of UST compliance. (Time 09:42)
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Texas AB Lesson 2 UST Operator Certification UST Operator Certification: This lesson defines Class A, B and C operators, and answers many common questions about designation, coverage, turnover and documentation. (Time 08:46)
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Texas AB Lesson 3 Basic UST Technology Basic UST Technology: This lesson explains the many parts of a UST system: how to identify them, what they do, and how they all work together to keep fuel out of the environment. (Time 15:48)
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Texas AB Lesson 4.0 Release Detection for Tanks Release Detection for Tanks: This lesson describes the various options of release detection for tanks and explains the operations, problems, records and requirements of each option. (Time 14:43)
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Texas AB Lesson 4.5 Release Detection for Piping Release Detection for Piping: This lesson describes the various options of release detection for piping and explains the operations, problems, records and requirements of each option. Pump types are also explained and identified. (Time 15:11)
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Texas AB Lesson 5 Release Response Release Response: This lesson helps guide operators through how to identify suspected releases and how to respond, as well as explain what to do about actual releases. (Time 09:51)
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Texas AB Lesson 6 Spill Containment Spill Containment: This lesson explains the importance of spill buckets, how they work, how to inspect and clean them, and how to avoid common spill problems. (Time 05:52)
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Texas AB Lesson 7 Overfill Prevention Overfill Prevention: This lesson explains the various overfill equipment options to prevent problems during tank deliveries and offers ideas on how to prevent overfills in the first place. (Time 07:50)
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Texas AB Lesson 8 Corrosion Protection Corrosion Protection: This lesson simplifies corrosion principles and explains the corrosion protection options and includes operations, problems, records and general requirements. (Time 09:28)
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Texas AB Lesson 9 Required Paperwork Required Paperwork: This lesson highlights basic paperwork requirements such as registration, permits, fees, credentialed tank works and pollution insurance. (Time 09:41)
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Texas AB Lesson 10 Your Operation and Maintenance Plan Your Operation and Maintenance Plan: This final lesson ties togther previous lessons and offers ideas to create an Operation and Maintenance Plan to organize inspections and records and avoid enforcement. (Time 12:52)
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Texas AB Final Exam Final exam
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Texas Class A/B Study Guide
This document contains everything you need to know to 1) get ready for the training, 2) follow along during the class, 3) prepare for the final exam and 4) have a reference manual for afterwards.
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After class, please fill out this brief survey and save 10% on your next purchase
Please take a few minutes and fill out our course evaluation. We strive to make this the best course in the industry and your input is very important to us. Plus get a coupon code for 10% off your next purchase. Thanks!
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Free training after class
Want to learn more? Watch our popular "Tank Savvy Minute" videos on YouTube. They're quick, easy and practical. And free!
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New Federal UST Rules
EPA has published new rules in 2015 and some new rules affect Texas around 2018. Please download and review and contact us if you have questions.
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TCEQ PST Super Guide
This large, comprehensive document by TCEQ is a good supplement for Texas Class A/B UST operators who want more information about Texas UST requirements.
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TCEQ Self-Certifiication Form
Use your training to fill out this annual form to verify UST compliance
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TCEQ Compliance Forms
Use these forms for: 60-Day Spill-Container Inspection, 60-Day Record of Impressed Current Cathodic Protection, Monthly Record of Interstitial-Sensor Monitoring, Monthly Record of Secondary Containment Well Monitoring, Weekly Record of Manual Tank Gauging (Tanks <1,000 gallons)
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We are pioneers in UST training. Hence the name. We were the first in the nation to train Class A/B operators with state approved content on June 25, 2003, in Portland Oregon. Since then we’ve been the first to train in Montana, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, US Virgin Islands, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Puerto Rico (in Spanish), Guam and CNMI.
Our goal is to make you a better operator. Anyone can make a training course to meet certain standards but our goal is to go beyond compliance and always look for ways to make you a better operator. In all our courses we offer you hints, tips and practical advise at no extra cost.
We treat each customer as unique. Our customers come from all walks of life and have every type of UST system imaginable. We know everyone has a different situation and we strive to give each operator a personalized experience, whether you buy from us or not.
We love what we do. Folks often tell us they’re surprised at our level of enthusiasm when they call. In Jim Collin’s best-selling business book Good to Great, we aspire to two critical ingredients of a great company: to be the absolute best in the industry and to be unapologetically passionate about we do.
We offer free regulatory support. Call or email us anytime or send us a picture of something you don’t understand. We love to troubleshoot. If your question can be answered in less than 5 minutes (98% of the time), it’s free on us.
We always call you back. We try whenever possible to return calls and emails with the hour and nearly always within 24 hours.
We have loyal customers. Many of our customers are long-term UST operators who like what we offer and word gets out. So we rely on attraction rather than promotion. We’re proud to have built our customer base on referrals rather than traditional marketing and advertising.