5-Hr. UMR/AMR Recertification - Virtual
Description
This course meets the three (3) year training requirements promulgated by the PA DEP Storage Tank Division for recertification of UMR/AMR-certified individuals. The course is targeted for current UMR/AMR certified tank removers to meet the technical PA DEP-required recertification training. Certification is awarded to individuals who successfully complete attendance and competency testing requirements for this class.
The UMR Technical Recertification Training Course includes the following: (1) Safety Review, (2) Changes to the Storage Tank Regulations (DEP and EPA), (3) Pre-Closure Planning, (4) Closure notification, (5) Health and Safety Plan Development, (6) Inert and Purge Procedures, (7) Meter/Monitoring Requirements (CGI and PID), (8) Confined Spaces General Requirements, (9) Hot Work General Requirements, (10) Tank Lifting Guidelines, (11) Recycling and Waste Handling Guidelines, (12) Excavation Safety Guidelines, (13) Soil/Water Sampling Process, (14) Site Assessment, (15) Closure Reports, (16) Federal UST Program Updates, and (17) Federal AST Program Updates.
IMPORTANT! Registration for this event closes 2 business days prior to the start date and time (EST).
Prerequisites
Before enrolling, students must ensure they meet the eligibility requirements for a refresher class. This includes verifying that their prior certification is current and that they are within the permitted renewal timeframe, including if there is a grace period offered by the governing agency. Registration signifies that the student understands and accepts responsibility for meeting these prerequisites. Students who do not meet these prerequisites may be required to complete the full initial training to be certified by the governing agency.
Students enrolling in a virtual (live online, or “synchronous”) course are responsible for meeting all virtual attendance requirements consistent with EPA, PA Department of Labor and Industry, PA Department of Environmental Protection, and/or OSHA guidance as applicable. This includes: (1) consenting to continuous video and audio participation and recording of video for coursework documentation; (2) maintaining a functional internet connection for the duration of class; and (3) being fully attentive and free from distractions for the duration of class. Students may not multitask, drive, participate in calls or meetings, browse the internet, or engage with others during class. Students who do not meet these requirements will not receive completion or renewal credit and may be required to retake the course at their own expense.