New Mexico UST/AST Class A/B Operator Training

Get state-specific, EPA-compliant training for safe underground/above-ground storage tank operation. Enroll today to meet legal requirements!

For Both Class A and B Operators
Covers New Mexico-Specific Guidelines
Self-Paced, 100% Online Course
Instant Certificate of Completion

Duration: 4 Hour(s) Language: English

Begin your journey toward becoming a certified New Mexico Class A/B UST/AST operator with our comprehensive New Mexico UST/AST Class A/B Training course, designed to ensure you're fully prepared to meet all federal and state regulations. Designed specifically to comply with EPA standards and the New Mexico Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau (PSTB) requirements, this course is essential for anyone responsible for underground or above-ground storage tanks.

In this training, you'll master the key components of USTs and ASTs, from system anatomy to spill prevention. You'll also gain critical skills in regulatory compliance, emergency response for fires or hazardous leaks, and staying up-to-date with safety protocols.

Who should take this course?

This course is ideal for Class A and B operators, facility owners, managers, and anyone involved in handling or overseeing USTs and ASTs. Whether you're new to the industry or looking to update your certifications, this course will ensure you're equipped with the knowledge and skills to maintain compliance.

Prepare yourself for success as a UST/AST operator with this flexible, state-approved course designed to meet and exceed regulatory standards!

This course is delivered through a partnership between 360training and PASS Training & Compliance.

Topics Covered

Operator Overview
System and Components
Release Detection
Release Prevention
Administration and Record Keeping
Inspection and Response

What You’ll Learn

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

Understand the responsibilities and training requirements of a Class A, Class B, and Class C UST/AST operator.
Know the components of a station and how it operates.
Be familiar with various release monitoring devices and how to use them.
Understand release prevention components that prevent corrosion, spills, and overfills.
Know how to maintain and monitor release prevention mechanisms.
Understand the financial responsibilities and requirements associated with UST/AST ownership.
Know the recordkeeping and reporting requirements related to registration, installation, ownership, fuel delivery, releases/spills, and closure.
Be prepared for regulatory and in-house inspections and understand how to handle various functionality tests.
Know how to respond to fires, releases, and other emergencies.
Get an overview of occupational health and safety concerns related to USTs/ASTs.