Hello Western States UST Operators. If you’re attending the WPMA 2020 Expo in Las Vegas next week, stop by and visit our booth #1119. We’ve got lots of new products and ideas how to use training to help you stay in compliance. The show runs February 18-20, 2020 at the Mirage.

We are Class A/B approved in Hawai’i, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, Utah and pending approval in New Mexico. Plus we helped create the award-winning TankHelper Program in Montana. Stop by and see how we can help you out. Plus we have solutions for the rest of the states as well.

Want to schedule a meeting in advance? Let us know at info@USTtraining.com or call 360-661-5497.

The Utah Department of Environmental Protection (DEQ) has approved our online Utah Class A/B UST Operator Training course. Check it out!

UST Training was the nation’s first approved Class A/B UST operator trainer (2003) and we are excited to finally offer Utah operators our inspirational and nationally recognized training material.

Since we started the nation’s first online courses for Class A/B and C UST operators back in 2007, people often ask about the final exam. Here are some answers to common questions about passing our courses.

What’s a passing score?

We require a passing score of 80% or higher for Class A/B certification. That’s 40 out of 50 questions answered correctly. For Class C you must get a 75%; that’s 15 out of 20 questions answered correctly.

The Illinois Office of the State Fire Marshal has approved our online Illinois Class A/B UST Operator Training course.

Check it out!

Want a training solution that is 100% online and can be done from any computer with high-speed Internet? Let the experts at UST Training help you achieve operational compliance with our engaging and inspirational training content. Convenient, effective, proven.

See why UST Operators love our online training and what sets us apart from other solutions.

  Rainy Day Special: Buy Now, Use Later!

Between now and March 31, 2020, buy 5 or more licenses in the following states and enjoy big savings! And use the licenses only when you need them: They don’t expire and are 100% transferable among your staff.  Discounts are automatic at checkout.

Example: 10 Class A/B licenses usually cost $1,500. Now buy 10 for $1,000 and save $500!

Buy now!

Here at UST Training, we’ve been hard working to get our Class A/B course approved in every state and territory that allows third-party vendors. We’re currently Class A/B approved in 24 states including Indian Country and are securing approval for the remaining 8 states by early 2020. Approval is pending in Illinois, New Mexico and Utah and re-approval is pending in Wisconsin. Class C training is approved or allowed in all states except California.

Between now and March 31, 2020, buy 5 or more licenses in the following states and enjoy big savings! And use the licenses only when you need them: They don’t expire and are 100% transferable among your staff.  Discounts are automatic at checkout.

Example: 10 Class A/B licenses normally cost $1,500. Now buy 10 for $1,000 and save $500!

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has approved our online Pennsylvania Class A/B UST Operator Training course. Check it out!

UST Training was the nation’s first approved Class A/B UST operator trainer (2003) and we are excited to finally offer Pennsylvania operators our inspirational and nationally recognized training material. Plus UST Training’s founder Ben Thomas’s ancestors hail from York, PA, since the 1740s.

The more you inspect your UST system, the more you can catch a small problem before it becomes a big one. But the more you inspect, the more you expose workers to possible job site hazards. Petroleum fumes, waste liquid and careless drivers all increase the risk of exposure to a dangerous work environment.

And with the increased amount of monthly, annual and three year inspections, the lids to your UST system are being opened more than ever.

Check out this handy video by the Petroleum Equipment Institute (PEI) about how to properly barricade the area of the UST you are inspecting.

The US EPA recently published its semi-annual report of UST Performance Measures, or “State of the UST Nation” as we at UST Training like to call it. So check out what’s out there, what got inspected, and what was found, nationwide, between October 1, 2018 and September 30, 2019.