This seminar provides the 8 hours of refresher training necessary to keep current with your 40 hour training required by OSHA and EPA. If you are handling any hazardous materials (chlorine, etc.) at your facility, you are required to renew this every year.

This training is for workers at all facilities that need safety training to meet OSHA requirements. 50% of the course is accomplished by covering required topics from OSHA and the other 50% is site specific for your workers. The course can help reduce fines and citations from OSHa by training your workers to be more safety conscious. Show your workers you are serious about safety and help them to reduce accidents, injury, compensation claims and lost time from work. An OSHA approved instructor will guide your workers through safe working habits and meet your safety requirements at the same time. (OSHA 500)

This course goes along with the Risk Management Plan (RMP) that water and wastewater treatment facilities are required to have in place. If your facility has chemicals, (chlorine, caustic soda, potassium permanganate) you are required by OSHA and EPA to have 24 hours of hazmat training for workers that may come in contact with the chemicals or anyone who may have to deal with any kind of spill or release.

This course meets the requirements of Part 1910.120 of the OSHA standards for hazardous materials training and EPA´s 165.5 training requirements for hazardous materials handlers. Anyone handling any kind of hazardous materials in industry needs this course. All participants successfully completing this course will receive a certificate of completion along with a dated wallet card for proof of certified training. Seminar materials include Training Manual, Student Workbook, and Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards by NIOSH.

This course is designed to familiarize you with the hazards pertaining to blood borne pathogens in your industry and the correct ways to avoid them. Topics will include:  what OSHA standards apply, reporting and record keeping, workplace risks and transmission as well as prevention methods to be used in your work environment such as sanitary issues, engineering design, vaccinations and safe work practices.

In 1990 the Occupational Safety and Health Administration established a new excavation safety rule that requires a competent person to supervise ANY trenching or excavation work. Every year we have taught this to a small group, though we hear of a trench failing and someone being killed often. This course will provide the necessary training to meet the competent person requirement. Traffic awareness and safety will also be covered.

Every year people die in confined spaces. Poor planning and training in this area can be fatal. Confined space entry training will assist operators to have proper plans and procedures to ensure safety. Proper instrumentation for the employee will be addressed.

This week long workshop fulfills the certification required by Section R309-102-5 of the Utah Public Drinking Water Rules. This course has a very hands-on approach and a "wet" lab to practice in each day of the training. Discussion will include:  hydraulic conditions for backflow, installation, device application, approved test methods, device repair, safety, and licensing as a Certified Backflow Prevention Technician (upon successful completion of written and practical examinations, given on last day of the course). Call Michael Moss at (801) 536-0089 for more information about requirements or certification issues.

This course is designed for those that are directly involved in the administration of a cross connection control program. These individuals may conduct plan and design reviews, hazard assessment investigations, compliance inspections and enforce local laws, codes, rules and regulations and policies within their jurisdictions and offer technical assistance as needed. These individuals MAY NOT test, maintain or repair backflow prevention assemblies for record.

This course fulfills the certification required by Section 2.4 of the Utah Public Drinking Water Regulations. Topics covered include:  hydraulic conditions for backflow, installation, device application, approved test methods, device repair, safety and licensing as a Certified Backflow Prevention Technician upon successful completion of written and practical examinations.

This course is designed to meet the requirements of the State of Utah - Department of Environmental Quality for certification in groundwater and soil sampling. Regulations and principles will be covered followed by the State Certification Exam at the end of the course.

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Hydraulics deals with liquid in motion. This course will teach you the terminology and practical applications for your system. Friction loss, water hammer, thrust blocks, hydraulic grade lines, backflow, C Factor, etc. will be covered.

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This seminar will cover how to setup and implement an industrial pretreatment inspection program, how to calculate user fees and surcharges, industrial pretreatment reports and reporting, EPA requirements, and how to enlist the cooperation of SIU´s.

This course is designed for all personnel who must operate, maintain and troubleshoot centrifugal pumps and line shaft turbine pumps.

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This basic wastewater course is for those taking the grades I, II, III, and IV exams. Both treatment and collection system workers needing to take the certification exam can start with the basics and learn the equations that are nec3ssary for them to pass the exam. This course is limited to 20 individuals, so sign up early to get a seat. Bring a calculator.

This seminar will give an overview of topics covered in the wastewater and collection certification examinations. This course will run for eight hours on the first two days. A review will be held on the morning of the third day and then there will be a break just before the exam is given. You will be able to review all areas covered on the exam and have all of the material fresh in your mind just before the exam. Lunch will be provided all three days. You will want to bring a calculator.

Please bring a calculator and join us for a day to refresh your memory about the math fundamentals and formulas you need help with. Math can be understood and enjoyable. No matter what level of certification exam you are taking, this will boost your confidence for taking the examination.

This seminar gives an overview of areas covered on all levels of the State of Utah´s water certification exams. You will be able to reinforce learned knowledge and be introduced to topics in preparation for the exams. Lunch is provided both days. You will want to bring a calculator.

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