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Marina Add-On Training - Class A/B
Marina Add-On Training - Class A/B
PASS’ marina trainings (Class A/B and Class C) are supplemental courses and are designed to be taken in addition to a Class A/B or Class C operator training course. They do not provide operator certification upon completion.
PASS offers two UST/AST operator training courses written specifically for UST/AST operators at marina fueling facilities. The courses cover additional regulations and requirements that are applicable to marina fueling facilities with one or more USTs or ASTs.
This add-on training course covers requirements and components unique to marina facilities. These include docks, marina dispensers, and marina piping. Spill clean-up procedures and U.S. Coast Guard reporting requirements are also covered.
This add-on training course covers requirements and components unique to marina facilities. These include docks, marina dispensers, and marina piping. Spill clean-up procedures and U.S. Coast Guard reporting requirements are also covered.
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Operator Overview Chapter 1
This chapter describes the primary responsibilities of the Class A, Class B, and Class C operator. It also covers federal regulations pertinent to marina operations, including the Clean Water Act and the EPA’s 40 CFR 110, as well as penalties for non-compliance.
System and Components Chapter 2
This chapter discusses systems and components unique to marina fueling facilities. These include longer hoses and hose reels, docks, piping under docks, and piping transition points.
Planning and Response Chapter 3
This chapter helps Class A/B operators prepare for and respond to spills and releases at their marina facilities. This chapter provides information on the contents of a typical marina spill kit and specific marina spill reporting requirements.
Inspection and Closure Chapter 4
UST/AST federal testing and inspection requirements are covered in this chapter. Temporary closure during the marina off-season is also discussed.
