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Transfer Station Operator
Is a facility with the primary purpose of which is to store or hold solid waste for transport to a processing or disposal facility. Operators required 16 hours initial course and pass exam with 70% proficiency, then 8 hours of continuing education every 3-year period.
Requirements
Initial Courses:
16-Hour Initial Course for Materials Recovery Facility and Transfer Station Operators
16-Hour Initial Course for Materials Recovery Facility and Transfer Station Operators (Online)
16-Hour Initial Training Course for Transfer Station and MRF Operators
16-Hour Transfer Station & MRF Initial Course (Live Virtual Only)
19-Hour Initial Training Course for Transfer Station Operators and MRF Operators
Initial Training Course for Landfill Operators and C&D Sites - 24 Hour
Initial Training Course for Transfer Station Operators and Materials Recovery Facilities - 16 Hour
Initial Training Course for Transfer Station Operators and Materials Recovery Facilities - 16 Hour
Initial Training Course for Transfer Station Operators and Materials Recovery Facilities - 16 Hour
Initial Training Course for Transfer Station Operators and Materials Recovery Facilities - 16 Hour Online
Initial Training Course for Transfer Station Operators and Materials Recovery Facilities - 16 Hour Online
Initial Training for Operators of Landfills and Waste Processing Facilities
Initial Training for Operators of Landfills and Waste Processing Facilities
Initial Training for Operators of Landfills and Waste Processing Facilities - Online
Initial Training for Operators of Landfills and Waste Processing Facilities - Online
The SWM Combo Class - Online
The SWM Combo Class: 24-Hour Initial Training Course for Landfill Operators (Class I, II, III and C&D Sites) with 16-Hour Initial MRF/TS Operator class and 8-Hour Spotter class
Hours:
Hours Required
Effective Date
8
01/01/1800