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AirKnowledge provides instructor-led training materials that can be used by learners for reference purposes, or by instructors for instructional purposes (for example, air agencies may have subject matter experts who could use the materials to provide instruction). Click on any course of interest to access a course description and course materials.

Please note that while the majority of AirKnowledge classroom courses are intended for in-person settings, a few courses were designed for virtual delivery. While the course materials are generally the same for in-person and virtual instruction, there may be differences in some materials such as course agendas and class activities.

Instructor aids, such as polling questions, exam materials, and instructor guides are available upon request to airknowledge@epa.gov.



This course provides an overview of key elements relating to volatile organic compound control (VOC) devices.

This five-day course covers principles for the Title V operating permits program and the New Source Review (NSR) program.

This one-day course provides an overview of compliance assurance monitoring (CAM) and several related topics.

This one-day course presents the major uses for baghouses, operational theory and design, applicable regulations, permit conditions and inspection procedures.

This one-day course covers the fundamentals of electrostatic precipitator operation for fine particulate or aerosols and the likely defects or operator oversights.

This one-day course explains the different types and the operating characteristics of control devices that are available for specific gaseous emission sources.

During this three-day course, learners will work through case study examples for permit writing.

This three-day course provides an in-depth review of stationary source New Source Review (NSR) requirements.

This four-day course covers different types and the operating characteristics of control devices that are available for specific particulate matter (PM) emission sources.
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