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2024
Course Catalog
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In an effort to provide and make continuing environmental education and advanced environmental
training more accessible to the environmental professional RTI offers a full curriculum of environmental
management courses. Upon satisfactory completion of any of our courses within the curriculum, a
certificate of completion will be issued by RTI and appropriate credit applied towards earning our
certification or satisfying the continuing education requirement as specified as a condition of your
current registration. Courses were developed with lessons learned of the US Department of Energy, the
USEPA and USDOD and include specific examples and the latest best practices. All courses are taught
by subject Matter Experts (SME) and have applicability to both Government and the Commercial
Environmental Management industries. The RTI curriculum is broad with courses at both the
Courses are offered throughout the United States and internationally via
satellite broadcast, webcast and classroom lectures.
For more information, please contact RTI at:
Resource Training Institute, LLC
1188 Winne Davis Ct. NE
Townsend GA 31331
(706) 951-5685
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www. rtii.org
introductory and advanced level.
Courses
are
offered
throughout
the
United
States
and
internationally
via
satellite
broadcast,
Web
cast
and
classroom
lectures.
For
more
information,
please
contact
RTI
at:
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Training
Institute,
LLC
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NE
Townsend
GA
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Introduction
.............................................................................................................................................................2
Decontamination
an
d Dec
ommissioning.................................................................................................................
4
RTII
121
Decontamination
, Di
smantlement
, Deact
ivation
an
d Dec
ommissioning
of
Nu
clear Facili
ties.......
5
RTII
1
92 Facility
Disposition:
Prin
ciples of
Integr
ated S
afety
an
d
Proj
ect Ma
nagement
..............................
6
Environmen
tal
Compliance
......................................................................................................................................
7
RTII
118
A
pplied
Clean
Ai
r
Act
...................................................................................................................
8
RTII
122
NEPA
fo
r NE
PA
Complian
ce Of
ficers
Course...............................................................................
9
RTII
148
Releas
e
Reporting
&
Emergency
Planning
an
d
Community
Right-to-Know
Act
(EPCRA)
........1
0
RTII
149
EPCRA
Section
313,
Toxi
c
Releas
e
Reporting
Requirements
.......................................................1
1
RTII
256
Environmen
tal
Laws
an
d
Regulations
Course
................................................................................1
2
RTII
353
Management
of
Polychlorinate
d Bip
henyls
....................................................................................1
3
RTII
..............................................1
4
RTII
421
An
Overview
of
Environmenta
l
Laws
an
d
Regulations
fo
r Ma
nagers
...........................................1
5
Environmen
tal
Restoration......................................................................................................................................1
6
RTII
116
CERCLA
Orientation
an
d
Rem
edial In
vestigation/Feasibility
Study.............................................1
7
RTII
183
Principles
fo
r
Accelerating
Environm
ental
Restoration..................................................................
18
RTII
293
Managing
Human
Health
an
d Ecolo
g
ical
Risk
Assessments
Un
der
RCRA
an
d
CERCLA............
19
RTII
351
Multi-Agency
Radiation
Survey
An
d S
i
te I
nvestigation
Manu
al (
MAR
SSIM)
Training...............2
0
RTII
360
Principles
fo
r
Accelerating
Rem
edial De
sign
an
d
Implementation
................................................2
1
RTII
427
1-Day
Multi-Agency
Radiatio
n
Survey
and
Site
Investigatio
n
Manual
(MARSSIM)
Traini
ng
for
Managers.....................................................................................................................................2
2
RTII
429
Cleanup
SIT
E
CLOSUR
E: In
tegrating
Regulatory
an
d
Administrative
Activities.........................2
3
Wast
e Ma
nagement
..................................................................................................................................................2
4
RTII
119
Wast
e
Characterization
...................................................................................................................2
5
RTII
319
Mixe
d Wa
st
e
Sh
ort
Course
.............................................................................................................
26
RTII
356
DOE 435.1
Radioactiv
e Wa
st
e Ma
nagement
Training.................................................................
.
27
355
Comprehensive PCBs Training ........................................................
355
Comprehensive
PCBs
Training
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Decontamination & Decommissioning
Decontamination and Decommissioning
Decontamination
&
Decommissioning
Decontamination and Decommissioning
RTII
121 Decontamination,
Dismantle
ment,
Deactivat
ion
and Decommissioning of Nuclear Facilities
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without notice. Please contact
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Price:
$
19
95
Firm
Fixed
Price:
Available Upon Request
32
4 Days
Delivery Method:
Classroom Lecture & Exercises
Intended Audience:
This course is intended for individuals who need to have a clear understanding of the
decontamination, dismantlement, deactivation and decommissioning process of DOE facilities.
Course Description:
The primary objective of this course is to provide the most relevant and up-to-date information
concerning the decontamination, dismantlement, deactivation and decommissioning (D4) of
DOE Facilities. The course evaluates these activities as a system in terms of impacts on the
facility, protection of the workers and public, managing the resultant waste and applying the
integrated safety management system into the process. The course also includes class exercises
to enhance the students understanding of the subject.
Topics covered in the course include:
•
Basic Data Requirements
•
Worker Protection
•
Cleanup Strategy
•
Waste Handling and Transportation
•
Dose Assessment
•
Documenting Compliance
•
Cleanup Regulations, Risk Management
•
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Decontamination and Decommissioning
RTII
192 Facility
Disposit
ion:
Principles
of
Integrated
Safety and Project Management
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Firm Fixed Price:
Available Upon Request
Class Size:
30
Training Hours:
16
Duration:
2 Days
CEUs:
1.6
Delivery Method:
Classroom Lecture & Exercises
Intended Audience:
DOE program and project managers, contractor personnel and commercial individuals who are involved
in the management of execution of environmental restoration work governing the disposition of facilities
at DOE installations in accordance with CERCLA and Integrated Safety Management.
Course Description:
This course presents an integrated framework of drivers, lessons learned and flexible tools that emphasize
a focus on streamlining accomplishment of technical work and reaching desired end-states within the
facility disposition framework. The course also describes how integrated safety management principles
and functions are addressed during facility disposition phase. Participants apply lessons learned to
facility disposition planning and implementing facility disposition plans. A series of case studies are used
to illustrate course concepts for students. Participants will receive 1.6 Continuing Education Units
(CEUs) for completion of this course. Participants will apply the streamlining principles and tools
presented.
Topics covered include:
•
Policy/regulatory requirements for deactivation and decommissioning under CERCLA;
•
Application of principles of environmental restoration and other streamlining programs;
•
Project management of D&D activities under CERCLA removal authority; and
•
Methods to integrate Integrated Safety Management System strategies and concepts into tools that
help streamline D&D projects.
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Environmental Compliance
Environmental Compliance
Environmental Compliance
RTII
118 Applied Clean Air Act
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without notice. Please contact
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Firm Fixed Price:
Available Upon Request
Class Size:
30
Training Hours:
24
Duration:
3 Days
Delivery Method:
Classroom Lecture & Exercises
Intended Audience:
This course is intended for environmental professionals who are responsible for the proper
implementation and monitoring of their facilities/site compliance with the requirements of the
Clean Air Act.
Course Description:
This course provides the student with a complete understanding of all facets of the Clean Air Act
and the 1990 Amendments. The course takes the students through the fundamentals of air
pollution from the sources to abatement equipment to monitoring to air dispersion models. It
provides the student with an opportunity to apply the new ANSI N13.1-1999 criteria. Some of
the topics that will be covered by the course include:
•
Description of air pollution sources, effects, and atmospheric models of air pollutants of
most concern
•
Application of the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments
•
Application of the CAA regulations on permitting, stationary and mobile sources, and
ozone depleting substances
•
Compliance determination of Subpart H requirements through radionuclide monitoring
•
Determining sampling criteria required by ANSI N13.1-1999 for a compliant sampling
system using PC based software (ASSET)
•
Identifying and describing the purpose of ventilation and air pollution control systems
•
Understanding what Periodic Monitoring is and the various monitoring approaches that
Per Person Price:
$1495
can be applied to satisfy compliance
Per
Person
Price:
$1495
Environmental Compliance
RTII
122 NEPA for N
E
PA
Compliance
Offi
cers Course
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noti
ce.
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urre
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informat
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Person
Price:
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100
Firm
Fixed
Price:
Availabl
e Upon Re
quest
Class Size:
Not Specified
Training Hours:
4
Duration:
30 Days
Delivery Method:
Computer Based Training (CBT)
Intended Audience:
Although designed to provide Department of Energy NEPA Compliance Officers with an introduction to
the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and specific DOE NEPA roles and requirements, it also
is useful to other individuals as an opportunity to review these requirements.
Course Description:
This computer based training course provides an overview of NEPA requirements within the Department
of Energy (DOE) followed by a module on how to "get started" with implementation of the NEPA
process. Includes occasional self-check quizzes but not final exam. Below is the course outline:
Understanding DOE NEPA
- DOE NEPA Regulations, Policy and Guidance
- Evolution of DOE NEPA from 1970's, 80's, 90's
- The main flow of the NEPA process within DOE
- Roles & Responsibilities
- Distinctive features of DOE NEPA (compared to other agencies)
- DOE's Pyramid of NEPA reviews (internal link to module on Programmatic, site-wide,
- project-specific)
Getting Started
- The path of three branches
- Roles and responsibilities-who does what, when
- Practical considerations in the gray areas:
- CX vs. EA
- EA vs. EIS
- Guidance (e.g. Green Book)
- Examples
Comments:
This is a computer-based, self-study course. Students must have access to a multi-media, Windows-based
computer with the following minimum system requirements:
- 486 PC with 8MB RAM
- 4X CD-ROM drive
- 16 bit Sound Card w/ Speakers
- Windows 98, 2002 or NT operating system
- Approximately 5MB free disk space for Adobe Acrobat
Environmental Compliance
RTII
148 Release Reporti
ng
& Em
e
rgency
Pl
anning and
Community Right-to-Know Act
(EPCRA)
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urre
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Per
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Price:
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35
Firm
Fixed
Price:
Availabl
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quest
Class Size:
50
Training Hours:
16
Duration:
2 Days
CEUs:
1.6
Delivery Method:
Classroom Lecture & Exercises
Intended Audience:
DOE, EPA, state and contractor emergency management staff, and environmental compliance and
management staff responsible for Emergency Release Reporting and Community Right-to-Know
coordination and commercial environmental managers.
Course Description:
This course focuses on the episodic release reporting requirements in Comprehensive Environmental
Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Section 103 and the Emergency Planning and
Community Right-To-Know Act of 1986 (EPCRA) Sections 302-312. Participants will receive 1.6
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for completion of this course.
Day 1 of the workshop explains the notification requirements under CERCLA Section 103 and EPCRA
Section 304, and Occurrence Reporting and Emergency Management under DOE Orders.
Topics covered include:
- The types of releases that must be reported, when, and by whom;
- Use of the "mixture rule" in reporting releases of hazardous wastes;
- Continuous release reporting; and
- DOE's interpretation of "Environment" and "Facility" definitions.
Day 2 of the course focuses on implementation of EPCRA Sections 302-312, and DOE site-specific
applications.
Topics covered include:
- Emergency planning;
- Hazardous chemical inventory reporting;
- A case study of the tritium release at the SRS plant; and
- Insight into state and local regulators' expectations.
Environmental Compliance
RTII
149 EPCRA Sect
i
on
313,
Toxic
Release
Reporti
ng
Requirements
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without notice. Please contact
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for current information.
Per
Person
Price:
$
1295
Firm
Fixed
Price:
Available Upon Request
Class Size:
50
Training Hours:
24
Duration:
3 Days
CEUs:
2.0
Delivery Method:
Classroom Lecture & Exercises
Prerequisites:
Release Reporting and Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-know
ACT (EPCRA) Requirements course (NETO148) or experience in EPCRA
is recommended.
Intended Audience:
DOE, EPA, State, and contractor environmental compliance and commercial management staff
responsible for preparing and submitting their facilities' Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) and
Pollution Prevention report(s).
Course Description:
The training course consists of a series of presentations covering the requirements of EPCRA
Section 313 and related sections of the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990 (PPA). The training
course will also address the EPCRA Section 313 and PPA reporting requirements as they apply
to Federal agencies as a result of Presidential Executive Order 12856, "Federal Compliance with
Right-To-Know Laws and Pollution Prevention Requirements." A variety of hands-on exercises
using the TRI reporting Form R and associated guidance materials are used to help participants
understand the TRI reporting process. Participants will receive 2.0 Continuing Education Units
(CEUs) for completion of this course.
Topics covered include:
- Executive Order 12856;
- TRI reporting requirements and thresholds;
- Information management;
- Changes to TRI Form R; and
- Reporting requirements under the PPA Act.
Environmental Compliance
RTII
256
Environmenta
l L
a
ws and Regula
tio
ns Course
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urre
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9
95
Firm
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Price:
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e Upon Re
quest
Class Size:
40
Training Hours:
24
Duration:
3 Days
CEUs:
2.4
Delivery Method:
Classroom Lecture & Exercises
Intended Audience:
DOE, contractors or commercial employees new to the field of waste management environmental
compliance, or environmental restoration, employees who may need an update on recent changes in
environmental laws or regulations, employees with detailed knowledge of some environmental laws and
regulations who need an understanding of the full breadth of these laws and regulations, or any employee
who needs an overall understanding of the environmental laws and regulations governing DOE activities.
Course Description:
This 3-day course focuses on the environmental laws and regulations as they apply to DOE environmental
management programs. Using examples from the DOE sites, the course addresses challenges such as:
high level waste storage in tanks and treatment for disposal; transuranic waste characterization and
disposal; low level waste disposal; mixed low level waste treatment, storage, and disposal; environmental
compliance associated with operational facilities or restart issues; the repository program;
decommissioning activities; and materials transportation.
Through presentation of the historical aspects of DOE environmental management activities, students
obtain a context for understanding how DOE's challenges (contaminated sites and facilities, stored waste
inventories, etc.) evolved, and how they can be addressed. Information is provided through lecture,
discussion, breakout groups, and videos. Students also receive a detailed manual suitable for future use as
a handy reference.
Significant time is spent on the Atomic Energy Act, the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), and the Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) including case studies and breakaway groups to enable
students to explore these laws and their impact on the EM program in depth. The remainder of the class
discusses a number of additional laws and regulations (such as the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act,
the Occupational Safety and Health Act, the Toxic Substances Control Act, and many more) at a
sufficient detail to enable students to become familiar with the requirements and recognize when they
should seek additional expertise within their organization. Laws and regulations covered in this class are:
AEA, NEPA, RCRA, FFCA, CERCLA, CWA, CAA, OSHA, SDWA, TSCA, HMTA, PAAA, EPCRA,
NWPA. A comprehensive exam (open book) measures whether students learned the material presented in
this class.
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353 Management of
Po
lychlorinated Bi
ph
enyls
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Price:
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Max Class Size:
24
Duration:
3 Days
CEUs:
2.4
Delivery Method:
Classroom Lecture & Exercises, Remote
Intended Audience:
Participants will learn shortcuts, such as Assumption Rules for PCB concentrations, as well as the
requirements, as amended, for inspecting, marking, storing, and record keeping of PCBs and PCB Items.
Participants will also learn about the new disposal provisions for PCB remediation waste, PCB bulk
product waste, PCB/radioactive waste, and wastes from research and development activities.
Course Description:
This course is an update of the previous DOE course on the Management of Polychlorinated Biphenyls
(PCBs). On June 29, 1998, EPA issued the 250-page PCB Disposal Amendments (63 FR 35384). The
amendments include many significant changes that will ease the compliance burden on the regulated
community in accordance with the initiative of Reinventing Environmental Regulations. The course
provides an overview of the PCB regulations with an emphasis on PCB disposal. Participants will learn
shortcuts, such as Assumption Rules for PCB concentrations, as well as the requirements, as amended, for
inspecting, marking, storing, and recordkeeping of PCBs and PCB Items. Participants will also learn
about the new disposal provisions for PCB remediation waste, PCB bulk product waste, PCB/radioactive
waste, and wastes from research and development activities. A copy of a Guidance Booklet on the
Storage and Disposal of PCB Waste will be provided. A quiz after each section offers in-class
opportunities to apply the knowledge acquired and to evaluate student learning.
Learning modules include the following: Background PCB information (physical, chemical, and
toxicological properties), 40 CFR 761 Subpart A - General (applicability2ated l categorizing PCtablishing
the PCB concentration, and determining whether material is a PCB waste), 40 CFR 761 Subpart B -
Prohibitions and Authorizations (manufacture, processing, distribution in commerce, and use; servicing,
reclassification, and inspection), 40 CFR 761 Subpart C - Marking, 40 CFR 761 Subparts B and D -
Storage for Reuse and Storage for Disposal, 40 CFR 761 Subpart B - Burning Used Oil, 40 CFR 761
Subpart D - Disposal (general requirements, bulk PCB liquids, and PCB Items), 40 CFR 761.61 - PCB
Remediation Waste, 40 CFR 761 Subpart D - PCB Bulk Product Waste and Other Wastes, 40 CFR
761.79 - Decontamination, TSCA PCB Coordinated Approvals, 40 CFR 761 Subparts J and K – Record
keeping, Reporting, and Notification
Comments:
PCB was designated by the Department of Energy Environmental Training Partnership as the "best-in-
class" course in the Advanced TSCA topical Area.
Training
Training Hours:
60
Hours:
Note: Course prices are current as of publication date, however they are subject to change without
notice. Please contact RTII for current information.
Per Person Price:
$1295
Firm Fixed Price:
Available Upon Request
Minimum Class Size:
15
Training Hours:
24
Duration:
3 Days
CEUs:
2.4
This course, as all others offered by RTI, can be delivered at your location with the
purchase of 15 seats. Call (706) 9
51-5685
Course Description:
Delivery Method:
Classroom Lecture & Exercises, Remote
Intended Audience:
This course is intended for Regulators, Auditors or those in the field with a
need for detailed knowledge of regulatory requirements and issues involving PCBs
.
Course Description: This comprehensive course provides in
-
depth instruction on requirements of
the TSCA PCB regulations. Special emphasis is placed on current and complex issues
associated with PCBs. Regulatory issues associated with remediation of contaminated
environmental media and structures, and the management of associated wastes, will be reviewed.
Similarly, issues associated with deactivation and decommissioning of facilities and equipment
will be examined, including those involving radioactive facilities. The course will address the
effective use of risk
-
based approvals for management of PCB remediation wastes and PCB bulk
product wastes. Special difficulties under the current regulation will be discussed, e.g., the
unauthorized status of Non
-Liq
uid PCBs such as PCB
-
containing caulking and paints, and the
difficulties associated with their removal. Other topics to be addressed include issues associated
with long
-
term storage and integrating TSCA/RCRA's requirements with those of other
regulations.
Recommendations and tips will be provided for use by representatives from
regulatory agencies and from regulated facilities. Recent enforcement actions of note will also be
discussed.
Learning modules include the following: Background PCB information (physical, chemical, and
toxicological properties), 40 CFR 761 Subpart A
-
General (applicability, categorizing PCBs,
establishing the PCB concentration, and determining whether material is a PCB waste); 40 CFR
761 Subparts B, E and F
-
Prohibitions and Authorizations (manufacture, processing, distribution
in commerce, and use, exemptions, exemptions, trans
-
boundary shipments, and equipment
servicing, reclassification, and inspection); 40 CFR 761 Subpart C
–
Marking; 40 CFR 761
Subparts B and D
-
Storage for Reuse and Storage for Disposal; Commercial Storage
Approvals/Permits; 40 CFR 761 Subpart B
-
Burning Used Oil; 40 CFR 761 Subpart D
-
Disposal (general requirements, bulk PCB liquids, and PCB Items including gas pipeline
enyls
hp
RTII
355 Polychlorinated Biphenyls Comprehensive Training
systems), 40 CFR 761.70
-
.75 Disposal Facility Approvals/Permits; 40 CFR 761.61
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PCB
Remediation Waste, 40 CFR 761 Subpart D
-
PCB Bulk Product Waste and Other Wastes, 40
CFR 761.79
–
Decontamination; 40 CFR 761.77, TSCA PCB Coordinated Approvals; Subpart
G, PCB Spill Cleanup Policy; and 40 CFR 761 Subparts J and K
–
Record keeping, Reporting,
and Notification
A quiz after each section offers in
-
class opportunities to apply the knowledge acquired and to
evaluate student learning.
For additional information, please contact our Training and Registration Center at (706) 951
-
5685 or visit
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