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• Describe terminology and techniques that are common in the field
• Identify performance specifications and quality assurance (QA) procedures
• Explain how to use the performance specifications and where to locate requirements
• Describe different types of audits and enforcement procedures
This course is intended for a fairly broad audience and could include participants with non-technical backgrounds (e.g., a basic degree in science) as well as technical backgrounds (e.g., a chemical engineering degree). No prior knowledge of CMS is presumed. This course is intended primarily for new hires or any participants who need an understanding of CMS in their job responsibilities.
Staff who could benefit from the course include, but are not limited to the following:
• Staff who are inspection and/or enforcement personnel
• Staff who observe stack test and CMS certifications
• Staff who are reviewing audit reports
• Staff who work on permits
SRCE104-CI: Continuous Monitoring Systems (formerly APTI 474)
SRCE104 Slides CourseIntroduction.pdf
SRCE104 Slides Module1.pdf
SRCE104 Slides Module2.pdf
SRCE104 Slides Module3.pdf
SRCE104 Slides Module4.pdf
SRCE104 StudentGuide.pdf
SRCE104 General Provisions Handout.pdf
SRCE104 Properties of Light Handout.pdf
SRCE104 Commonly Used Acronyms Handout.pdf
SRCE104 Commonly Used Technologies.pdf
SRCE104 Performance Testing Handout.pdf
SRCE104 Preventative Maintenance Examples Handout.pdf
SRCE104 CMS Definitions by Performance Specifications.pdf
SRCE104 Performance Specifications Handout.pdf
SRCE104 AppendixA MasterGlossary.pdf
SRCE104 AppendixB MasterResources.pdf