Click here: COURSE MATERIALS WHO SHOULD ATTEND This is an introductory course designed for agency inspectors, permit writers, and regulation developers who have the responsibility to review air pollution control devices. LEARNING OBJECTIVES This course is designed to give attendees a basic understanding of the different types and operating characteristics of air pollution control […]
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This 2-day training course is not intended to produce modelers but rather to focus on atmospheric science principles, model options, and configurations, as well as pre- and post-processing steps that ultimately determine the outcome of the modeling study. The course will develop a solid understanding of regulatory air dispersion modeling fundamentals combined with […]
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course presents information on the major national programs in air pollution stationary source permitting. This course was designed to provide methods and procedures used to effectively draft and review permit conditions used with a variety of permit programs. This course is designed for personnel of state and local permitting agencies who are […]
COURSE DESCRIPTION: WESTAR’s Training Program will host this 4-day Intermediate Permitting training course for agency personnel who have, or will have, permitting responsibilities for major sources. The objectives of the course are to provide with a high-level understanding of permitting elements, regulatory requirements, and policies pertaining to the major permitting programs, and provide attendees with […]
WHO SHOULD ATTEND This is an introductory course designed for agency inspectors and permit writers who have the responsibility to review and inspect sources of particulate emissions. LEARNING OBJECTIVES This course is designed to give attendees a basic understanding of particulate formation and control systems. Course topics include: Particle formation and behavior Mechanical Separators Fabric […]
COURSE BROCHURE COURSE DESCRIPTION The Continuous Monitoring Systems (CMS) training course is 3 days and in-person. It provides participants with a basic understanding of CMS including an overview of how to perform regulatory reviews and includes key concepts, terminology, techniques, and information on CMS, including types, regulations, analytical techniques, systems design and components, performance specifications […]
COURSE BROCHURE DESCRIPTION: This three-day course provides an overview of air toxics emission sources that may be regulated under the Clean Air Act. The following topics will be covered: History and Types of Air Toxics Federal Air Toxic Laws and Programs State Air Toxics Programs Exposure and Toxicity Assessments Risk Characterization Compliance Assessment – Federal […]
COURSE BROCHURE WHO SHOULD ATTEND: This course was designed to address the needs of tribal, state, and local air agency personnel involved in the permitting and compliance assessment of existing regulatory requirements as well as those personnel involved in the development of nitrogen oxide (NOx) control programs. This class is intended for new permit and compliance […]
COURSE BROCHURE This lecture-based course is designed for state, local and tribal air quality professionals whose role is to observe source testing, evaluate source test methods, approve test protocols and review source test results as required under various federal and state regulations or as required by issued permits. This class is intended for compliance and […]
COURSE BROCHURE TARGET AUDIENCE: This course is intended for new, inexperienced state, local and tribal air quality professionals. COURSE DESCRIPTION: Stationary gas turbines are popular as combined-cycles, peaking power plants and cogeneration facilities. The course discusses the uses of gas turbines, and fundamentals of operation of modern turbines with emphasis on state-of-the-art controls to achieve some […]
COURSE BROCHURE TARGET AUDIENCE: This course is intended for new, inexperienced state, local and tribal air quality professionals. COURSE DESCRIPTION: Boilers are one of the most common emission sources and range in use from small fire tube boilers to large utility boilers associated with power plant facilities. The course discusses uses of boilers, heat transfer […]
COURSE BROCHURE WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Planning and rulemaking staff who may be dealing with statewide or regional particulate matter rule development or attainment issues or who are developing responses to site-specific fugitive dust emissions. Also permit writers and inspectors dealing with operations that generate fugitive dust, such as construction activities, aggregate, concrete, cement, asphalt and […]
