Course Content

SEOs are able to log on to an interactive Web-based course to learn about a specific technology for alternate onlot waste sewage components. Each course covers the alternate guidance requirements for a technology and expands on the theory behind the component. It also includes information on installation of the component and the operation and maintenance requirements.

Course Location

Web-based courses can be accessed 24 hours a day by visiting www.seotraining.org, and clicking on "Available Training, Continuing Education, Web-Based Courses" or by clicking "Web-Based Courses" in the navigation bar on the left.

Credit Hours

Upon completion of the course, SEOs will receive continuing education credit hours. Credit hours vary for each individual Web-based course. An e-mail will be sent to the SEO to verify successful completion.

Quizzes

For the courses listed below, a quiz is given at the end of each lesson to test for understanding, and the participant must answer each question correctly to move on to the next lesson. To successfully complete a course, a score of 100 percent must be achieved on all the quizzes.

#321 - Drip Irrigation
#328 - Steep Slope Elevated Sand Mound
#332 - Alternate Peat-Based System Options
#334 - Free Access Gravity Sand Filter System Options
#335 - CO-OP RFS III Filter
#341 - At-Grade Absorption Area

#342 - Shallow Limiting Zone At-Grade Absorption Area

Fee

There are no fees for these courses.

Issuing Permits

If the technology requires department-approved training, the Web-based courses will satisfy this requirement. The now-defunct #108 Alternate and Experimental classroom course will no longer satisfy training for any alternate technology.

If you were granted authority for interim delegation of review, it will automatically expire three (3) months after the Web-based training course officially becomes available for that specified technology.

Available Courses

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