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Maryland UST Class C Operator Training Program (5 Modules)

$8.99

Categories: Storage Tanks & SPCC, Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) Tag: Intermediate
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This course has been reviewed and approved by the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE).

Successfully completing this training will award a certificate which grants UST Class C operator certification in Maryland.

Click here to view a list of currently offered Class A/B operator certification courses.


Course level: Intermediate

Access duration: 1 year

Applicable states: Maryland


This training course covers the following information:

Module 1: Introduction to Class C Operators
  • What is a Class C operator
  • Class C operator responsibilities
  • Class C operator certification
  • Operator requirements and training records
Module 2: UST System Components
  • What is an underground storage tank
  • The primary parts of a pump dispenser
  • Spill prevention equipment
  • Spill buckets
  • Sumps
  • Safeguard and emergency shut off devices
  • Emergency shut off switches
Module 3: Spill and Overfill Prevention
  • Main sources of UST releases
  • What makes gasoline dangerous
  • How to be prepared for an emergency
  • Correct filling practices
Module 4: Emergency Response
  • Release monitoring
  • What constitutes a suspected release
  • Common causes of spills and releases
  • What is considered an emergency
  • What to do in case of an emergency
  • Proper method for using a fire extinguisher
Module 5: Cleanup
  • Spill containment materials
  • Sorbents
  • Basic steps to follow when responding to a petroleum spill
  • Washing down spills
  • Reminder as to what to do in case of an emergency

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