Why You Need This Training:

Version 2.0 inlcudes rule changes effective May 24, 2004.

• Cut your OSTDS training time in half!

• Double the training retention & understanding!

• Cut your new employee training time in half!

• Save half of your trainers' time!

• Utilize the CBT to standardize forms completion!

• Recognized for 10 CEU's* for Florida DOH Certified Environmental Health Professionals!

• Recognized for 10 CEUs* for Florida Registered Level Septic Tank Contractors by FDOH!

• Recognized for 10 CEUs* by NEHA & FEHA for registered environmental health professionals!

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Version 2.0 price: $50.00
Each Test is $10.00 to Decode

Easy Payment Options

Credit Cards

• Purchase orders for County Health Department and Government Agencies in the State of Florida

• Journal Transfer (must be on the SAMAS System)

Order Form for OSTDS Training CD (PDF)

For more Information,
Please Contact the Volusia County Health Department:
Dawn M. Hewitt, (386) 736-5583
Peter D. Thornton, (386) 822-6247
Chuck Luther, (386) 822-6241

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Second Level Menus
Third Level Menus

Introduction

Historical
Modern
Effluent Characteristics
Public Health Issues

System Design

Soil Considerations Ground and Surface Water Protection
Vegetation Clues
Density Considerations
Plan/Application Review
Setbacks
Benchmarks
Permit Issuance
Variances & Waivers

System Construction

Tanks
Tank Requirements
Tank Manufacturing
Dosing Tanks

Distribution Box/Header Pipe

Trenches/Absorption Bed
Introduction
Lateral Pipe
Aggregate
Alternative Systems

Aerobic Units

Inspections

Before You Begin
Tank Installation
Drainfield Installation
Setbacks
Filled Mound
Additional Information

Failures & Repairs

Proper Maintenance
Causes of Failures

Peripherals

Pump Trucks
Annual Operating Permits
Contractors
Inspector Requirements

Enforcement

Credits

While this Computer Based Training discusses and provides information regarding rules for the State of Florida's use of onsite sewage systems, it is not a substitute or replacement for the officially published rules as set forth by the Florida Department of Health.

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