Oklahoma State University

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Stillwater, OK 74078-5023

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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

With an emphasis on hazardous materials management.

If you have environmental responsibilities this program is for you!

October 19-23 & November 16-20, 2007• Tulsa, OK

Your choice: • Select the full 2 weeks • Select either week • Select individual day and 1/2-day courses

BENEFIT as over 2800 environmental, health, and safety professionals have done, you can:

• Increase understanding in current areas of responsibility.

• Expand knowledge in additional areas.

• Use this course as a standard of comparison against current practices and procedures.

• Pick up tips and techniques that can be applied immediately back on the job.

• Make better informed decisions in reducing compliance costs, risks and liability.

• Meet your professional recertification requirements for CEUs, CMPs, and PDHs.

• While learning how to better manage your environmental responsibilities, take advantage of high CHMM, REM,

AEP, RHCMM, and CEA certificate exam pass rates.

More than an exam review course, this practical environmental management program consists of individual environmental, hazardous materials, safety, and emergency response planning courses providing environmental professionals the knowledge to successfully manage the growing complexity of environmental compliance and safety & health concerns. This highly rated program is acclaimed by both seasoned and newer environmental professionals!

• Industry-experienced instructors • Comprehensive course/reference materials • Your questions answered

Who Should Attend: Environmental, health and safety professionals, specialists and managers, consultants, project managers, site managers, engineers, and other professionals with environmental related responsibilities including hazardous materials, waste management, industrial hygiene and safety, and emergency response planning. This course benefits many environmental professionals who do not have an immediate goal of certification.

Special Bonus Optional evening exam reviews are open for those enrolling in at least five full days of courses!

Program Objective Formerly titled the HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM, the title change better indicates the broader scope of the course - it remains an excellent preparation for environmental and hazardous materials exams. But, more than an exam review course, this practical environmental management program consists of individual environmental, hazardous materials, safety, and emergency response planning courses providing environmental professionals the knowledge to successfully manage the growing complexity of environmental compliance and safety & health concerns. This highly rated program is acclaimed by both seasoned and newer environmental professionals! At the end of each two-week course series you have the option of sitting for the Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM), Registered Environmental Manager (REM), Associate Environmental Professional (AEP), Registered Hazardous & Chemical Materials Manager (RHCMM), and Certified Environmental Auditor (CEA) professional exams.

Special Bonus Obtain an additional certificate during the DOT Shipping of Hazardous Materials & Wastes workshop. This workshop

meets the latest HMTUSA DOT training regulations including those covered by HM-126F, HM-181 and HM-215A.

COURSE SELECTIONS

Introduction to Hazardous Materials Management

An overview of an environmental manager’s various compliance responsibilities with a perspective toward risk management. Major environmental regulations are covered to show how each “fits in.” Major Topics: · Development of Environmental Management · Federal Registers and CFRs · Environmental Regulation Development and Promulgation · NEPA, RCRA, TSCA, CERCLA, OSHA including SARA provisions, DOT, HMTA, FIFRA, FFDCA, CWA, SDWA, CAA and CAAA

Management of Solid & Hazardous Waste (RCRA)

Covers the management of a successful hazardous waste management program. Major Topics: · Overview of Regulations and Liabilities · Developing a Hazardous Waste Program · Meeting Regulations · Cost Effective Management · EPA Identification Number · Standards for Large, Small, Exempt, Conditionally Exempt Generators, TSDFs · Characteristics of Solid Wastes, Hazardous Wastes (HW), Acutely HWs, Universal Wastes · Determining HW Identification List Codes · Mixture Rule · Accumulating Waste · Recordkeeping & Reporting · Land Disposal Regulations · Requirements for Emergency Planning & Personnel Training

Environmental Chemistry for Non-chemists

Provides a basic understanding of environmental chemistry. It is a must for individuals working or planning to work in any environmental field. This course also assists the environmental professional in understanding calculations used in the Clean Air Act, RCRA, CERCLA and DOT regulations. Major Topics: · EPA Hazardous Characteristics · Chemical Nomenclature · Fundamental Chemical Principles · Chemical Toxicology · MSDS Interpretation · Clean Air Act Calculations · Volatilization of Chemicals · Structures and Trends of Chemicals · Radiation Calculations · Neutralization Calculations · Reportable Quantity Calculations

Shipping of Wastes & Hazardous Materials

Meets the latest HMTUSA HM-126F, HM-181 and HM-215A DOT HazMat training regulations established for those involved in the handling, packaging, documentation or transportation of hazardous material or waste. Many hands-on exercises are used. Major Topics: · Background and Overview of Regulations and Training Requirements · Use of the Hazardous Material Table · Manifesting · Packaging · Labeling · Placarding · Security Requirements

SPECIAL BONUS: AN INDIVIDUAL CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED TO YOU AS A RECORD OF THIS DOT TRAINING.

Clean Air Act & Amendments

An overview of the major Air Acts and amendment regulations, how the regulations are being enforced, and what must be done to be in compliance. Major Topics: · NAAQS · Non-attainment, Prevention of Significant Deterioration, and other new source permitting · NESHAPS - Air Toxins and Emissions from Major Sources · Control Technologies · Permitting Options · RMPs · Title VII - Federal and State Enforcement

Water Quality Acts (CWA, SDWA, OPA)

Covers the Clean Water Act, Safe Drinking Water Act, and Oil Pollution Act of 1990 compliance requirements and how the different acts tie together. Major Topics: · POTW Permits (Pretreatment Standards) · NPDES Permits (Effluent Guidelines) · Stormwater Permitting Options · Categorical Industries and Priority Pollutants · SPCC Plans · Spill Reporting · Wetlands, dredge & fill (404 Permits)

· SDWA (MCLs for drinking water, classes of wells) · OPA 90 Certification and Pollution Prevention

Industrial Hygiene & Safety

Presents information relative to protecting the safety and health of those in the workplace. The interrelationship of EPA and OSHA regulations and guidelines are considered as they relate to personal and environmental safety and training requirements. Major Topics: · Chemical Hazards · Toxicology · Evaluation, Established Limits and Protection from Chemicals · Noise · Evaluation and Protection for Noise · Thermal Hazards · Control Measures for Temperature Extremes · Personal Protective Equipment

Recognizing & Managing Liability for Environmental

Affairs

The complexity of environmental laws and regulations, and their often overlapping safety counterparts, affect almost all aspects of everyday business decisions and commerce. · The justice system has clearly indicated accountability will be pursued at the highest level and that liability for environmental non-compliance ultimately rests (the buck stops) with upper management, and is not limited to, or delegable to, the environmental professional level. · This course is critical not only for environmental professionals involved in manufacturing, processing and transportation industries, but to professionals and managers in a wide variety of occupations and with a range of established responsibilities. · Course coverage includes a survey of sources for potential liabilities: common law, statutory, civil, criminal and contractual. Gain an understanding of how these relate to one another in order to anticipate and minimize these risks. · Major Topics: How Can Companies Be Held Liable?  For What Can They Be Held Liable?  How Can Individuals Be Held Directly Liable and Why Individual Liability is Preferred by the Government? How Can Levels of Exposure to These Liabilities Be Determined and, Most Important, Managed?

OSHA & SARA Regulations: Employee Right-To-Know

& Community Right-To-Know

An overview of federal regulations and requirements for communications on hazardous materials and wastes in the workplace. CERCLA SARA Title III Reporting requirements. Major Topics: · Employee Right-to-Know and Worker Safety · Hazardous Materials Identification · Employee Training Requirements · Community Right-to-Know · SARA Title III: Hazardous Materials Identification and Reporting including Tier and Form R

Emergency Management & Planning

This course provides general knowledge of emergency response

regulations and enhances your ability to understand and support contingency planning for facility emergency response. Major Topics:

· Regulatory Requirements · Contingency Planning · Emergency Procedures · Preparedness and Prevention · Emergency and Disaster Control Plan

Remediation & Treatment Technologies

An overview of clean up technologies used in groundwater remediation, soil remediation, and POTW treatment. Major Topics: · Fundamentals of Hydrology · Groundwater Remediation · Soil Remediation · Municipal Water Treatment Techniques

Tank Management

Designed for those involved with the management responsibility of above and below ground storage tank systems for petroleum, hazardous materials and waste. It provides a fundamental understanding of corrosion and leak problems that can occur in tanks and piping, including fiberglass systems. Major Topics: · Regulations · Hazardous Waste Tank Storage · Notification Summary · Standards for New Operating Systems and Abandoned Tanks · Leak Monitoring Detection

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

COURSE SELECTIONS – continued

Environmental Sampling Procedures

Using correct sampling procedures is as important as using correct lab procedures during analysis. Incorrect sampling can result in incorrect results, unnecessary costs and increased liabilities. Major Topics: · Sampling Media and Methodology · Sampling Equipment

· Sampling Plans & Procedures · Field Log Books · Chain of Custody · Shipping Procedures for Samples

Environmental Auditing and Property Assessment s

An introduction to both environmental regulatory compliance auditing and environmental Real Estate auditing procedures. Areas of emphasis include regulatory and legal mandates, auditing and site assessment procedures, auditing and assessment preparations, typical compliance problems. Pick up important tips and suggestions to minimize audit problems. Major Topics: · Environmental Regulatory Compliance Audits · Environmental Real Estate Audits · Due Diligence · Legal Strategies

Hazardous Materials Storage & Spill Prevention

Minimize your liability and clean up costs through proven engineering and management techniques, including risk assessment and minimization, spill prevention planning, spill stations, and training. Major Topics: Material Storage Methods to Reduce Risk · Methods of Spill Prevention and Containment · Contingency Plans

· Spill Reporting · Hands-on Workshops: · Design for Chemical Storage · Response to Chemical Spills

General Certificate Review

A highly acclaimed review covering pertinent topics expected to be covered on the REM / AEP, CHMM / MIT and CEA professional exams.

CUSTOMIZED TRAINING at Your Location

Any course or combination of topics described in this brochure can be tailored to meet the specific training needs of your organization, at your location and on your desired dates.

If you have an interest in a topic not listed please inquire.

A 4-day Review Course to assist in preparation for taking the CHMM and/or REM exam may be presented at your location.

Contact George Collington at (405) 744-5714,

Fax: (405) 744-5369, or Email: gcollin@okstate.edu.

INSTRUCTORS

Derek T. Blackshare, P.E., CHMM, Cinnabar Environmental Services, LLC.; Kenneth F. Ede, Ph.D., CHMM, American Airlines; Chris A. Paul, Joyce & Paul, PLLC.; Larry Milliger, Ph.D., CHMM, REM, REPA, Environmental Management & Remediation, Inc.; Laura Worthen, Benham Infrastructure & Environment; James R. Roderick, CHMM, CEI, REM, James R. Roderick & Associates, Inc.; John E. Stevens, Ph.D., CIH, Oklahoma State University James A. Thomas, CHMM, REM, Enercon Services, Inc.; Wayne C. Turner, Ph.D., P.E., CHMM, Oklahoma State University; Damon G. Wright, CHMM, APSS, Magellan Terminals Holdings. LP.

Course Questions? Certification Questions? More information?

Contact George Collington at (405) 744-5714,

Fax: (405) 744-5369, or Email: gcollin@okstate.edu

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COURSE REGISTRATION OPTIONS

YOUR CHOICE—select two full weeks, either week, or individual course topics. The complete two-week registration fee of $2150 includes an OSU Certificate of Completion, 10 days of instruction by industry-experienced professionals, 15 course manuals, additional course materials, optional evening study exam sessions, and breaks. When registering for the 2-week course, you have the additional option at that time of selecting the combination of weeks that best meets your needs. You may also select just an individual week or individual courses—refer to the Registration Page to assist in making your selection.

CANCELLATION/TRANSFER POLICY 2-week and 1-week registrations and Review Course registrations canceled or transferred after 5:00 PM five (5) working days before the start of the event are subject to a $75 processing fee—direct substitution may be made at any time. Individual session registrations canceled or transferred after 5:00 PM three (3) working days before the start of the event are subject to a $25 processing fee-direct substitution may be made at any time. Registrants who fail to attend or cancel will be liable for the entire fee. If this program is not held for any reason, the University’s liability is limited to a refund of the registration fee.

Certification Exams

· Application to take the CHMM, offered by the Institute of Hazardous Materials Management (IHMM), must be submitted at least 6 weeks prior to an examination date. Application to take the REM, AEP, RHCMM, or CEA offered by the National Registry of Environmental Professionals (NREP), must be submitted at least 3 weeks prior to an examination date.

· Oklahoma State University Continuing Education has been designated a Testing Center and training provider by the IHMM and NREP. Note that both environmental organizations are in the process of changing their exam procedures to eventually allow examination by computer only – the exact dates for the conversions have not been set. Processing and approval of examination applications and subsequent authorization to sit for an examination are handled by the respective national organizations. Applications and fees for examination should be submitted directly to the respective certifying agencies:

IHMM, 11900 Parklawn Dr., Ste. 450, Rockville, MD 20852; Ph. (301) 984-8969, Fax (301) 984-1516; www.ihmm.org.

NREP, PO Box 2068, Glenview, IL 60025; Ph. (847) 724-6631, Fax (847) 724-4223; www.nrep.org.

O K L A H O M A S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y

Environmental Management Certificate Program

With an emphasis on hazardous materials management.

October 19-23 & November 16-20, 2007• Tulsa

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To select individual course topics, mark your selections below:

Introduction to Hazardous Materials Management (AM) $115 Emergency Management & Planning (AM) $115

q 10/19/07 Tulsa, OK q 11/17/07 Tulsa, OK

Management of Solid & Hazardous Waste (RCRA) (PM) $115 Remediation and Treatment Technologies (PM) $115

q 10/19/07 Tulsa, OK q 11/17/07 Tulsa, OK

Environmental Chemistry for Non-Chemists (DAY) $215 Tank Management (AM) $115

q 10/20/07 Tulsa, OK q 11/185/07 Tulsa, OK

Shipping of Wastes & Hazardous Materials (DAY) $215 Sampling Procedures (PM) $115

q 10/21/07 Tulsa, OK q 11/18/07 Tulsa, OK

Clean Air Act and Amendments (AM) $115 Environmental Auditing, Assessment, and Inspection (DAY) $215

q 10/22/07 Tulsa, OK q 11/19/07 Tulsa, OK

Water & Water Quality Acts (PM) $115 Hazardous Materials Storage & Spill Prevention (AM) $115

q 10/22/07 Tulsa, OK q 11/20/07 Tulsa, OK

Industrial Hygiene & Safety (DAY) $215 General Certificate Review (PM) $165

q 10/23/07 Tulsa, OK q 11/20/07 Tulsa, OK

Recognizing & Managing Environmental Liability (AM) $115 Certificate Examinations (AM)

q 11/16/07 Tulsa, OK q 11/21/07 Tulsa, OK

OSHA & SARA Regulations: Employee & Community

Right-To-Know (PM) $115

q 11/16/07 Tulsa, OK

Do you have questions? Phone: 405-744-5714 · Fax: 405-744-5369 · Email: gcollin@okstate.edu

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Oklahoma State University College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology (CEAT)

§ School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, &

§ CEAT Continuing Education