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- General definitions
- Regulations
- General soils
- Roles and responsibilities
- General system information
- Microbiology of sewage
- Basic mathematics
- General safety issues
Prerequisites: None
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- Characteristics of domestic wastewater
- REview of alternative systems
- Summary of system components
Prerequisites: Onsite 101
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- An in-depth look at WAC 246-272-A
- Organization
- What it says/intends
- Includes brief discussion of waivers
- Interpretation of various requirements
- Review of changes
- How it was developed
- What i doesn't say/intend
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102
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Different Proprietary systems including: gravelless, aerobic, packed-bed filters & glendon systems
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Theory relating to the operation of different technologies
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Washington State requirements/allowances
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Design, installation & Monitoring requirements/suggestions
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Brief discussion of each proprietary system permitted in Washington State
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102
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- This two-day course is an update an new look at onsite systems. It meets the prerequisites requirements of Basics of Onsite 1 & 2
- Taking a fresh look from a national perspective, this class offers some unique insights to how onsite technology is changing, its applications and their uses
Prerequisites: None
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- Total design package
- Construction Inspections
- As-built drawings
- Design Development Steps
- Final Inspections
- Operation Manuals
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102
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- Soil Texture & Structure
- Soil Color
- Soil Forming Factors
- Water Movement In Soil
- Wastewater Treatment In Soil
- Hands-on Field Texturing
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102
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- Water Table Assessment
- Advanced Soils
- Landscape Assessment
- Field Visit - See Test Pits
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Design 101 & 102
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- Stub-outs, building sewer
- Collection/transmission
- Drainfield design options
- Septic Tank Theory & Design
- Disposal/Discharge Options
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Design 101 & 102
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- History & Application
- Design Steps & Concerns
- Monitoring/Maintenance
- Principles of Operation
- Construction Concerns
- Problem Solving
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Design 101 & 104
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- Description & History
- System Components
- Expected Treatment
- Principles of Operation
- Location Requirements
- Design Steps & Concerns
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Design 101, 102, 104 & 105
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- Different Types - Intermittent, Recirculating, Sand-Lined Trench
- Principles of Operation
- Expected Treatment
- System COmponents
- Design Steps & Concerns
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Design 101, 102, 104 & 105
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Brief description of design requirements for most alternative systems permitted in Washington State, including mounds, sand filters, gravelless technologies, ATU's, disinfection, etc.
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For those who don't need the design detail found in other design classes pertaining to alternative systems
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Does not include pressure distribution
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Design 101, 102 & 104
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- Process for making the best selection of a system of treatment and disposal components based on the soil and site conditions found during the site evaluation
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Design 101 through 108
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Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Design 101 through 104
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- Description/Purposes of control panels
- Description of how different panels work, how timers are set
- Presented by the primary companies marketing and/or manufacturing panels for use in Washington State
- For those wanting to know about the different panels used
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102
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- Certification requirements
- Safety concerns/issues
- Installing conventional gravity systems
- Specific authorities and responsibilities
- Equipment requirements
- Material requirements
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102
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Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Install 101
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- Mounds
- Sand filters
- Disinfection
- Gravelless systems
- Aerobic systems
- Other systems
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Install 101 & 102
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Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Install 101
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- Discussion of wide variety of contemporary installation issues
- Discussion led by panel of installers
- Class participants will determine issues - Please note issues you would like to discuss on the registration sheet!
Prerequisites: None
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- Purpose & Principles of operation, maintenance and monitoring
- Safety issues
- Monitoring each component
- Dye testing
- Client contracts
- Monitoring equipment
- Case Studies
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102
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- What is "maintenance"
- Safety review
- Equipment requirements
- Septage disposal
- Importance of maintenance
- Pumping process & reports
- Maintaining all components
- Cleaning plugged lines
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Maintain 101
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- Symptoms indicating problems for each system
- Potential causes of symptoms/problems
- Systematic process for finding contributing causes of failure
- Repair considerations
- Case Studies
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102; Maintain 101
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- When is sampling needed
- Proper containers & holding times/temperatures for samples
- How to "grab" a sample for different systems & Components
- What a "representative" sample is and how to obtain one
- Proper labeling, quality control and quality assurance
Prerequisites: Maintain 101
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- Join us for this new and exciting program being presented Nationally.
- Site assessment
- All system component review and checklists
- business and Industry Ethics
- Safety
- Standard Math
- Handy Residential Evaluation Survey tools/forms
Prerequisites: Onsite 101 & 102
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- Review of licensing process
- Review of Data Gathering content area (from the department's "Licensing Examination Content Outline")
- Practice taking multiple choice tests, including take-home quiz
- Go over answers for each quiz, making them an integral part of the learning process
Prerequisites: None
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- Review of Design content area - including brief overview of the design of the various technologies
- More multiple choice quizzes, sample problems, including take-home quiz
Prerequisites: None
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- Finish Design Content area
- REview of Construction Management & post construction activities content areas
- Take simulated, timed, examination
Prerequisites: None
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- General introduction to safety principles
- Safety issues
- Workplace Hazard Awareness
- Lifting
- Safety Awareness
- PPE's
- Case Studies
Prerequisites: None
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- Develop a Safety Management system for your company
- Review of safety standards
- Systematic process for safety management and prevention of accidents in the workplace
- Company Specific Evaluation tools and reporting
- Managing L&I claims and fines
Prerequisites: None
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- What is "markup"
- Evaluation tools for your company
- Finance and Budgeting
- Discussion on various Business models.
- Managing variable and fixed costs in your business
Prerequisites: None
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- Defining customer needs
- Developing a contract that works for you
- Legal aspects and how contracts can protect you
- Contracts with suppliers
- Managing changes in "Scope of WOrk" to existing contracts profitably
Prerequisites: None
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