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Providing quality comprehensive environmental consulting and training
services to industrial, commercial, and governmental clients throughout
the State of Alaska.

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**General Services Administration (GSA)**

**Authorized Federal Supply Schedule**

**Catalog and Price List**

**Contract \# GS-10F-0308T**

**24 Jul 2007 -- 23 Jul 2012**

**Environmental Management, Inc.**

**206 East Fireweed Lane, Suite 201**

**Anchorage, AK 99503**

**Ph.: (907) 272-9336 Fax: (907) 272-4159**

**(800) 458-2580 (Alaska only)**

[**www.emi-alaska.com**](http://www.emi-alaska.com/)

# [Table of Contents]{.underline}

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# [EMI Overview](#emi-overview)..................................................................................................1

# [Placing a GSA Order with EMI](#placing-a-gsa-order-with-emi)............................................................................2

# [Customer Information](#customer-information).......................................................................................3

# [SIN Information/Rates](#environmental-services-rates).......................................................................................4

# [Training List](#asbestos-training)...............................................................................................\......5

# [Descriptions of Labor Categories](#labor-categories).......................................................................9

# [Training Course Descriptions](#TrainDescr)...........................................................................12

# [Environmental Consulting Services](#EnvConsult)...................................................................29

# [Admissions, Tuition, and Certification](#Admin)...............................................................32

## 

# [EMI Overview]{.underline}

**OUR MISSION**

Environmental Management, Inc. (EMI) is committed to the protection of
worker health and safeguarding the environment by providing quality
comprehensive environmental consulting and training services to
industrial, commercial, and governmental clients throughout the State of
Alaska and around the world.

**BACKGROUND AND GOALS**

EMI was established in 1988 to provide environmental consulting services
and environmental health and safety training throughout the State of
Alaska. From the start, EMI developed a reputation for responsiveness
and high quality consulting and training services. Over the years, EMI
has grown to become the leader in environmental health and safety
training as well as in consulting services for industrial, commercial,
and governmental clients, throughout the State of Alaska. The EMI team
has the capability and competence to offer total project oversight for a
variety of environmental, engineering, construction, training and health
and safety projects.

**CLASS LOCATION AND FACILITY**

Most classes are held at EMI's training facility located at 206 E.
Fireweed Lane, Suite 207, in Anchorage, Alaska. EMI has two fully
equipped classrooms that include the following: respirators, SCBA's, all
four levels of EPA Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for hands-on
emergency response training, as well as asbestos abatement procedures.
EMI also has an offsite hands-on area for students to practice equipment
handling, remediation tactics, and response techniques.

Specialized courses or company site-specific (remote location) courses
may be held at the client's facility or in a designated convention area
located in proximity to the client. Specialized courses are courses
designed by the client with the Director of Training specifically
addressing the clients' needs. Please call the Director of Training to
schedule specifically tailored training classes.

**The following services are available under this GSA contract:**

-   [Environmental Compliance Services (SIN 899-2)](#EnvConsult)

-   [Training (SIN 899-3)](#sin-899-3-training-services)

-   [Waste Management Services (SIN 899-4)](#EnvConsult)

-   [Remediation Services (SIN 899-8)](#EnvConsult)

# [Placing a GSA Order with EMI]{.underline}

**Authorized Users:** Authorized GSA Users include all federal agencies
and activities in the executive, legislative, and judicial branches;
government contractors; mixed ownership government corporations like the
U.S. Postal Service; and the District of Columbia.

**Placing Orders:**

[Orders under \$2500]{.underline}: Prepare a Statement of Work and place
your order directly with the contractor for the services that best meet
your needs.

[Orders over \$2500]{.underline}:

-   Prepare a request for quotes.

-   Transmit the request for quotes to at least three GSA-prequalified
    contractors.

-   Review and evaluate quotes returned in a timely manner

-   Select a "best value" contractor to receive a Task/Delivery Order.
    Your contracting officer will then issue a contract directed to the
    selected contractor using the contractor's GSA contract number.

-   GSA is not involved in the procurement process unless you need
    assistance.

Identifying GSA-prequalified contractors: Access to Environmental
Services is via the GSA website at
<http://www.gsaelibrary.gsa.gov/ElibMain/ScheduleSummary?scheduleNumber=899&x=21&y=9>
The schedules E-library lists all Environmental Service SINs and
available contract holders.

# [Customer Information]{.underline}

# 

1a. Awarded Special Item Numbers (SINS)

-   Environmental Compliance Services (SIN 899-2)

-   Training (SIN 899-3)

-   Waste Management Services (SIN 899-4)

-   Remediation Services (SIN 899-8)

1b. Lowest Price Model Number/Unit Price: N/A

2\. Maximum Order: \$5,000,000

3\. Minimum Order: \$100

4\. Geographic Coverage: Worldwide

5\. Point of Production: Anchorage AK

6\. Discount from List Price: Net Prices. Quantity Discounts available
for Blanket Purchase Agreements

7\. Prompt Payment Terms: Net 30 days

8\. Government credit card is accepted for orders up to the micro
purchase threshold.

9\. Foreign Items: N/A

10\. Time of Delivery: To be negotiated with the customer on each
Task/Delivery Order.

11\. FOB Point(s): Destination (SIN Numbers 899-2, 899-3, and 899-4);
FOB Origin (SIN 899-8) only

12\. Ordering Address:

206 E. Fireweed Lane, Suite 201

Anchorage AK 99503-2703

13\. Payment Address: Same as above.

14\. Warranty Provision: N/A

15\. Export Packing Charges: N/A

**Terms & Conditions**

16\. Government Purchase Card: Government credit card is accepted.

17\. Rental, Maintenance, and Repair: N/A

18\. Installation: N/A

19\. Repair Parts and Other Services: N/A

20\. List of Services and Distribution Points: N/A

21\. List of Participating Dealers: N/A

22\. Preventive Maintenance: N/A

23\. Y2K Compliant: Yes

24\. Environmental Attributes: N/A

25\. DUNS Number: 610796955

26\. Central Contractor Registration: EMI is registered in the Central
Contractor Registration (CCR)

Database.

# 

# [Environmental Services Rates]{.underline}

# [SIN 899-2 Environmental Compliance Services](#EnvConsult)

# [SIN 899-4 Waste Management Services](#EnvConsult) 

# [SIN 899-8 Remediation Services](#EnvConsult)

Labor Gov't Category

[Category]{.underline} [Hourly Rate]{.underline}
[Description]{.underline}

Principal (Pro V) \$130.00 [*Principal (Pro
V)*](#principal-professional-v)

Sr. Professional (Pro IV) \$107.72 [*Sr. Professional (Pro
IV)*](#_Senior_Professional_(Professional)

Project Professional (Pro III) \$84.78 [*Project Professional (Pro
III)*](#project-professional-professional-iii)

Staff Engineer/Scientist (Pro II) \$77.80 [*Staff Engineer/Scientist
(Pro II)*](#staff-engineerscientist-professional-ii)

Junior Professional (Pro I) \$67.82 [*Junior Professional (Pro
I)*](#junior-professional-professional-i)

Environmental Specialist (Tech III) \$74.50 [*Environmental Specialist
(Tech III)*](#environmental-specialist-technician-iii)

Environmental Technician (Tech II) \$61.84 [*Environmental Technician
(Tech II)*](#environmental-technician-technician-ii)

Word Processor (Admin I) \$49.87 [*Word Processor (Admin
I)*](#word-processor-administrative-ii)

General Laborer (Tech II) \$40.89 [*General Laborer (Tech
II)*](#general-labor-technician-i)

# SIN 899-3 Training Services

-   [Asbestos](#asbestos-training)

-   [Confined Space Entry](#confined-space-training)

-   [CPR/First Aid](#cprfirst-aid-american-heart-association-training)

-   [HAZMAT Transportation](#hazmat-transportation-training)

-   [HAZWOPER](#hazardous-waste-operations-emergency-response-training)

-   [Lead](#lead-training)

-   [Hazardous Painter
    Certification](#hazardous-painter-certification-training)

-   [Powered Industrial Truck
    Forklift](#powered-industrial-truck-forklift-training)

-   [Resource Conservation & Recovery Act
    (RCRA)](#resource-conservation-recovery-act-rcra-training)

-   [Scaffold Safety & Fall
    Protection](#scaffold-safety-fall-protection)

# Asbestos Training 

Course Title: [Asbestos Abatement Certification](#AsbestosD)

Price Per Participant: \$535.50

Length: 40 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [Asbestos Abatement **Refresher/Renewal**](#AsbestosRef)

Price Per Participant: \$112.50

Length: 40 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [EPA/AHERA Asbestos Inspector](#EPAAHERA1)

Price Per Participant: \$382.50

Length: 24 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [EPA/AHERA Asbestos Management Planner](#EPAAHERAMP)

Price Per Participant: \$292.50

Length: 16 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [EPA/AHERA Asbestos Inspector & Management Planner
**Refresher**](#EPAAHERAREF)

Price Per Participant: \$324.00

Length: 8 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [EPA/AHERA Project Design](#EPAAHERAPD)

Price Per Participant: \$472.50

Length: 24 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [EPA/AHERA Project Design Refresher](#EPAAHERAPDREF)

Price Per Participant: \$175.50

Length: 8 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [Air Monitoring for Asbestos](#AMAsbestos)

Price Per Participant: \$225.00

Length: 16 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

# Confined Space Training

Course Title: [Confined Space Entry](#CSE)

Price Per Participant: \$154.00

Length: 14 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

# CPR/First Aid (American Heart Association) Training

Course Title: CPR/First Aid (American Heart Association)

Price Per Participant: \$133.50

Length: 8 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

# HAZMAT Transportation Training

Course Title: [HAZMAT Transportation](#HAZMATTRANS)

Price Per Participant: \$328.50

Length: 16 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [HAZMAT Transportation **Refresher**](#HAZMATTRANSREF)

Price Per Participant: \$122.50

Length: 8 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

# Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response Training

Course Title: [HAZWOPER (40 Hr)](#HAZWOPER)

Price Per Participant: \$472.50

Length: 40 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [HAZWOPER (24 Hr)](#HAZWOPER24)

Price Per Participant: \$351.00

Length: 24

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [HAZWOPER **Refresher**](#HAZWOPERREF)

Price Per Participant: \$112.50

Length: 8 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [Supervision of Hazardous Waste Operations](#HAZWOPER24)

Price Per Participant: \$112.50

Length: 8 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

# Lead Training

Course Title: [Lead Abatement for Supervisors and Contractors](#LA32)

Price Per Participant: \$765.00

Length: 32 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [Lead Abatement for Supervisors **Refresher**](#LeadRef)

Price Per Participant: \$247.50

Length: 8 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

# Hazardous Painter Certification Training

Course Title: [Hazardous Painter Certification](#HPC)

Price Per Participant: \$222.00

Length: 16 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: [Hazardous Painter Certification Refresher](#HPCR)

Price Per Participant: \$109.00

Length: 8 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

# Powered Industrial Truck-Forklift Training

Course Title: [Powered Industrial Truck-Forklift](#TruckForklift)

Price Per Participant: \$149.50

Length: 8 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

# Resource Conservation & Recovery Act (RCRA) Training

Course Title: RCRA -- Waste Handlers

Price Per Participant: \$145.00

Length: 16 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

Course Title: RCRA -- Hazardous Waste for Supervisors

Price Per Participant: \$771.00

Length: 24 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

# Scaffold Safety & Fall Protection

Course Title: [Scaffold Safety & Fall Protection](#Scafold)

Price Per Participant: \$136.00

Length: 8 Hrs

Minimum Number of Participants: 5

Maximum Number of Participants: 25

## ***Labor Categories***

The following labor categories contain descriptions of minimum
experience and education requirements for EMI employees. These labor
categories are included in the EMI commercial pricing rate sheet
submitted along with this proposal.

## ***Principal (Professional V)***

**Responsibilities**: Serves as the contractor's contract manager, and
shall be the contractor's authorized interface with the Government
Contracting Officer (CO), the Contracting Officer's Representative
(COR), government management personnel and customer agency
representatives. Responsible for formulating and enforcing work
standards, assigning contractor schedules, reviewing work discrepancies,
supervising contractor personnel and communicating policies, purposes,
and goals of the organization to subordinates. Shall be responsible for
the overall contract performance.

**Minimum Experience**: BS/BA in related field. Must have at least
twelve years' experience, of which at least six years must be
specialized. Specialized experience includes: complete engineering
project development from inception to deployment, demonstrated ability
to provide guidance and direction in the tasks similar to the sample
tasks provided in the statement of work, proven expertise in the
management and control of funds and resources, demonstrated capability
in managing multi-task contracts of this type and complexity.

## ***Senior Professional (Professional IV)***

Responsibilities: Senior Professional staff are expected to provide
technical guidance and mentoring to all staff. Establishes a course of
action for end-to-end accomplishments of projects and goals; plans
proper assignments of personnel, appropriate allocation of resources,
and precedence schedule of events; communicates expectations about tasks
and deadlines; develops contingency plans. Sets up procedures for
collection and review of information necessary for the management of
projects and contingency planning of activities; takes into
consideration the skills, knowledge, and experience of responsible
individuals and complexity/type of work to be performed.

**Minimum Experience:** Ph.D. in specified study area plus a minimum of
three (3) years relevant experience; or MA/MS in specified study area
plus a minimum of six (6) years relevant experience; or BA/BS in
specified study area plus a minimum of nine (9) years relevant
experience or equivalent years of experience in relevant field.
Education: An accredited PhD/MS/MA/BS/BA in a science or engineering
field related to the environmental area of study such as civil,
chemical, biology, mechanical, chemistry, physics, etc.

## ***Project Professional (Professional III)***

**Responsibilities:** Provides project leadership or task leadership for
a project. Directs lower-level professional and technical staff.
Establishes a course of action for accomplishments of a specific
project; plans proper assignments of personnel, appropriate allocation
of resources, and precedence schedule of events; communicates
expectations about tasks and deadlines; develops contingency plans. Sets
up project specific procedures for collection and review of information
necessary for the management of the project.

**Minimum Experience:** Ph.D. in specified study area plus a minimum of
one (1) years relevant experience; or MA/MS in specified study area plus
a minimum of three (3) years relevant experience; or BA/BS in specified
study area plus a minimum of six (6) years relevant experience or
equivalent years of experience in relevant field. **Education:** An
accredited PhD/MS/MA/BS/BA in a science or engineering field related to
the environmental area of study such as civil, chemical, biology,
mechanical, chemistry, physics, etc.

## ***Staff Engineer/Scientist (Professional II)***

**Responsibilities:** Serves as a scientific or technical resource on a
task or tasks. Provides analysis, guidance, and insight into the
environmental, scientific or technical discipline under evaluation.
Completes well defined tasks in a quality manner. May require some
supervision. Serves as a project manager responsible for preparing
budgets, schedules, and project program reports.

**Minimum Experience:** PhD in specified study area. MA/MS in specified
study area plus one (1) year relevant experience; or BA/BS in specified
study area plus a minimum of two (2) years relevant experience or
equivalent years of experience in relevant field.

**Education:** An accredited PhD/MS/MA/BS/BA in a science or engineering
field related to the environmental area of study such as civil,
chemical, biology, mechanical, chemistry, physics, etc.

## ***Junior Professional (Professional I)***

**Responsibilities:** Under direct supervision, assists in providing
analysis, guidance, and insight into the environmental, scientific or
technical discipline under evaluation. Applies fundamentals to solve
well defined problems and seeks assistance when needed. May also serve
as a project administrator

**Minimum Experience:** None.

**Education:** An accredited PhD/MS/MA/BS/BA in a science or engineering
field related to the environmental area of study such as civil,
chemical, biology, mechanical, chemistry, physics, etc.

## ***Environmental Specialist (Technician III)***

**Responsibilities:** Serves as a senior scientific or technical
resource on a task or tasks. May serve as a Project Manager and,
therefore, perform many job duties describes as an Engineer or
Scientist. Provides analysis guidance, and insight into the
environmental, scientific, or technical discipline under evaluation. May
also supervise staff. May be regarded as an expert in the field.

**Minimum Experience:** Associates degree (AD) in related study area
plus fifteen (15) years relevant experience; AD and certification in
specified area plus a minimum of ten (10) years relevant experience five
(5) years of which must be in specific area, or high school.

**Education:** An associates degree (or over 70 college credits towards
a related bachelor's degree) with additional specialized training in
area of work such as asbestos, hazardous waste, lead based paint
hazards, etc.

## ***Environmental Technician (Technician II)***

**Responsibilities:** Serves as a technical resource on a task or tasks.
May also serve as a task leader. Provides analysis, guidance, and
insight into the environmental, scientific, or technical discipline
evaluation. May be regarded as an expert in the field. May also
supervise staff.

**Minimum Experience:** Associates degree (AD) in related study area
plus two (2) years relevant experience; or certification in specified
area. Or four (4) equivalent years of experience in relevant field.

**Education:** A high school degree or GED with additional specialized
training in area of work such as asbestos, hazardous waste, lead-based
paint hazards, etc.

## ***Word Processor (Administrative II)***

**Responsibilities:** Responsible for providing secretarial support
services to professional project staff, such as word processing,
photocopying, scheduling, travel arrangements, administrative reporting,
supply ordering and inventory management, and messaging.

**Minimum Experience:** Associates Degree plus 5 years experience or
considerable administrative support, word processing and clerical works
experience and/or training with a minimum of 10 years experience in
applicable area of support.

**Education:** A high school degree or GED with additional specialized
training in area of work such as computers, business, accounting, etc.

## ***General Labor (Technician I)***

**Responsibilities:** Under supervision performs a wide array of low-end
field work in support of remediation projects. Is responsible for the
low skilled labor including lifting and digging. Adheres to all safety
rules and regulations as they pertain to the job. Operates some small
equipment such as jackhammers and chainsaws.

**Minimum Experience:** None.

**Education:** A high school degree or GED with required additional
specialized training as needed such as asbestos, hazardous waste,
lead-based paint hazards, etc.

Comparison of Labor Categories

  --------------------------- ------------------------ -------------------
  **EMI Labor                 **SCA Labor Category**   **SCA Occupational
  Category-non-exempt**                                Code**

  Technician III              Environmental Technician 29090

  Technician II               Environmental Technician 29090

  Technician I                Laborer                  23470

  Admin II                    Word Processor I         01611
  --------------------------- ------------------------ -------------------

## 

[]{#TrainDescr .anchor}**TRAINING COURSE DESCRIPTIONS**

[]{#AMAsbestos .anchor}**AIR MONITORING FOR ASBESTOS (16 Hrs)**

This seminar provides training in air monitoring strategies and
practices, covering EPA/AHERA regulations and safety procedures. It is
recommended for all asbestos abatement supervisors, consultants, school
and government agencies involved with air monitoring for asbestos
projects. Recommended as a prerequisite for the NIOSH 582 "Sampling and
Evaluating Airborne Asbestos Dust" training. Includes substantial
hands-on training with air monitoring pumps and calibration methods.

**Outline:**

-   Registration

-   Introduction

-   Course Overview

-   ![](media/image3.png){width="1.71875in"
    height="1.71875in"}Regulatory Requirements

-   OSHA Reference Method

-   NIOSH 7400 Method

-   AHERA Clearances

-   Air Sampling Calculations

-   Fiber Density and Concentration

-   Limits of Detection

-   Confidence Intervals and Compliance

-   Equipment Calibration (Lecture)

-   Equipment Calibration (Hands-on)

-   Sampling Strategy, Contract Specifications

> and Regulatory Requirements

-   Analytical Techniques

-   Sampling Exercises

[]{#AsbestosD .anchor}**ASBESTOS ABATEMENT CERTIFICATION (40 Hours)**

**FOR CONTRACTORS/SUPERVISORS**

This 40 hour seminar meets the requirements of the State of Alaska DOL 8
AAC 61.600-790, Federal OSHA, 29CFR (1910, 1915 and 1926) and the
Environmental Protection Agency 40 CFR Part 763 Subpart E. It covers the
basics of asbestos abatement work through lectures, DVDs or videotapes,
and hands-on workshops. This certification is required for all workers,
contractors and supervisors, and recommended for health and safety
professionals, maintenance and custodial personnel, school
administrators, engineers, and project managers in the asbestos field
engaged in Class I or Class II operations.

![](media/image4.jpeg){width="2.9479166666666665in"
height="4.46875in"}**Outline:**

-   Asbestos and its uses

-   Health effects/Medical monitoring

-   Liabilities

-   Regulatory Overview

-   Asbestos Control Techniques

-   Air Monitoring

-   Identification

-   Risk Assessment

-   Isolation Controls

-   Removal Techniques

-   Cleanup and Disposal

-   Encapsulation and Enclosure

-   Repair and O & M Programs

-   Personal Protective Equipment

-   Legal and Insurance Considerations

-   Contract Specifications

-   Glove-Bag Techniques

-   Decontamination

-   Containment Construction

[]{#AsbestosRef .anchor}**ASBESTOS ABATEMENT REFRESHER/RENEWAL (8
Hours)**

This 8 hour seminar is open to anyone who needs to refresh or renew
their State of Alaska Asbestos Certificate. It is designed to review the
material covered in the 40 hour certification course; cover new rules
and regulations passed in the last year; discuss problems encountered in
the field, new abatement techniques, safety and health issues, etc.

**Outline:**

-   Environmental & Health Awareness

-   Health Effects

-   Status/Update of Laws & Regulations

-   Proposed Regulation Changes

-   Asbestos and Its Uses

-   Medical Monitoring

-   Pre-Work Activities

-   Isolation Controls

-   Legal and Insurance Considerations

-   Contract Specifications

-   Removal Procedures

[]{#CSE .anchor}**CONFINED SPACE ENTRY (14 Hours)**

This 14 hour seminar meets the requirements of the State of Alaska
Department of Labor (8 AAC 61.01001.1401) Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA 29CFR 1910.146 and 29CFR 1910.147) AND ANSI
standards (Z117.1-1989). It covers the basics of confined space work
through lectures DVDs or videotapes and slides. Hands-on exercises are
performed at an off-site location containing underground man-holes and
storage tanks.

**Outline:**

-   ![](media/image5.png){width="2.625in" height="3.125in"}Introduction

-   Confined Space Entry Regulations

-   Identification & Evaluation of Confined Space

-   Isolation & Lockout/Tag-out

-   Health & Safety Hazards

-   Ventilation

-   Personal Protective Equipment

-   Warning Signs and Symbols

-   Emergency Response

-   Site Safety Plan

-   Required Training

-   Respiratory Protection

-   Confined Space Entry Permits

-   Tripod/Hoist Rescue Equipment

-   Atmospheric Measuring Devices

-   Review

[]{#EPAAHERA1 .anchor}**EPA/AHERA INSPECTOR CERTIFICATION (24 Hours)**

This 24 hour seminar is open to anyone desiring training in
identification, inspection, sampling, and assessing asbestos materials
in buildings. It is required for all AHERA inspectors and management
planners, and is recommended for project designers, school
administrators, maintenance personnel, asbestos coordinators, engineers,
project managers and project monitors. Includes hands-on training and a
field trip.

**Outline:**

-   History of Asbestos

-   Asbestos and its Uses

-   Potential Health Effects

-   Non-Suspect Materials

-   Regulatory Review

-   Overview of Control Methods

-   Personal Protective Equipment

-   Role of Inspectors & Other Disciplines, Functions and Qualifications

-   Legal Liabilities and Defenses

-   Understanding Building Systems

-   Public Relations

-   OSHA Hazard Communication

-   Tools, Supplies, PPE

-   Pre-Inspection Planning

-   Inspection Procedures

-   Bulk Sampling/Documentation of Asbestos

-   Analytical Techniques

-   Air Monitoring

-   Forms, Recordkeeping, Reporting

[]{#EPAAHERAMP .anchor}**EPA/AHERA MANAGEMENT PLANNER (16 Hours)**

**CERTIFICATION**

This 16 hour seminar is open to any person certified as an EPA/AHERA
Inspector. It is also required for all AHERA management planners, and is
recommended for project designers, school administrators, maintenance
personnel, asbestos coordinators, engineers, project managers and
project monitors.

**Outline:**

-   Evaluation/Interpretation of Survey Results

-   Hazard Assessment

-   Legal Implications

-   Evaluation & Selection of Control Options

-   Role of Other Professionals

-   Developing and Operations & Maintenance (O&M) Plan

-   Regulatory Review

-   Recordkeeping for the Management Planner

-   Assembling and Submitting the Management Plan

-   Financing Abatement Actions

    ![](media/image6.jpeg){width="4.416666666666667in"
    height="3.3020833333333335in"}

[]{#EPAAHERAPD .anchor}**EPA/AHERA PROJECT DESIGNER (24 Hours)**

This 24 hour seminar is open to anyone desiring training in the
fundamental technical information related to asbestos abatement project
design that can be incorporated into written specifications. This course
will serve as a technical supplement of asbestos work practices
recommended for project designers, school administrators, maintenance
personnel, asbestos coordinators, engineers, project managers and
project monitors. Includes a building walk through, survey and a design
workshop.

**Outline:**

-   Regulatory Review

-   Background Information on Asbestos

-   Potential Health Effects & PPE

-   Non-Asbestos Health Issues

-   OSHA Construction Standard

-   Safety System Design Specs

-   Abatement Specs & Drawings

-   Occupied Buildings

-   Role of Other Professionals

-   Insurance and Legal Issues

-   Rational in Establishing Functional Spaces

-   Written Sampling Rationale for Air Clearance

-   Introduction to Design Exercise

-   Design Exercise

-   Course Review

-   Test

[]{#EPAAHERAREF .anchor}**EPA/AHERA ASBESTOS INSPECTOR & (4 Hours)**

**MANAGEMENT PLANNER REFRESHER**

This 8 hour seminar is open to anyone who needs the EPA/AHERA Inspector
and Management Planner Annual Refresher course. It is required for all
AHERA Inspectors and Management Planners.

**Outline:**

REVIEW OF:

-   Potential Health Effects

-   Regulations

-   Control Methods

-   Personal Protective Equipment

-   Role of Inspectors & Management Planners

-   Legal Aspects

-   Building Systems

-   Public Relations

-   OSHA Hazard Communication

-   Tools, Supplies

-   Pre-Work Planning

-   Sampling & Analytical Techniques

-   Air Monitoring

-   Forms, Recordkeeping, Reporting

[]{#EPAAHERAPDREF .anchor}**EPA/AHERA PROJECT DESIGNER REFRESHER (8
Hours)**

This 8 hour seminar is open to anyone desiring refresher training in the
fundamental technical information relating to asbestos abatement project
design that can be incorporated into written specifications. This course
will serve as a technical supplement on asbestos work practices
recommended for project designers, school administrators, maintenance
personnel, asbestos coordinators, engineers, project managers and
project monitors.

**Outline:**

-   Regulatory Review

-   Background Information on Asbestos

-   Potential Health Effects & PPE

-   Non-Asbestos Health Issues

-   OSHA Construction Standard

-   Safety System Design Specs

-   Abatement Specs & Drawings

-   Occupied Buildings

-   Role of Other Professionals

-   Insurance and Legal Issues

-   Rational in Establishing Functional Spaces

-   Written Sampling Rationale for Air Clearance

-   Course Review

[]{#HAZWOPER .anchor}**HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATIONS AND (40 Hours)**

**EMERGENCY RESPONSE**

This 40 hour seminar is designed to meet the training requirements of
OSHA 29CFR 1910.120, and includes pertinent information from the EPA
40CFR. This course ensures each student has a thorough understanding of
the potential hazards to health and safety associated with site cleanup
and emergency response. The seminar covers basic information through
lectures, films, and hands-on workshops. Students also learn how to use
personal protective equipment and air monitoring instruments,
toxicology, medical surveillance, decontamination, emergency response
planning, confined space entry and spill containment. Includes
substantial hands-on training.

**Outline:**

-   ![](media/image7.png){width="3.5416666666666665in"
    height="2.65625in"}Introduction

-   Glossary and Acronyms

-   Acts and Regulations

-   Hazard Communication

-   Manifests

-   Toxicology and Hazards

-   Medical Surveillance Training

-   Air Monitoring Requirements

-   Emergency Response Planning

-   Personal Protective Equipment

-   Respiratory Training and Fit Test

-   Decontamination

-   Site Characterization and Control

-   Handling Drums

-   Confined Spaces

-   Field Exercise

[]{#HAZWOPER24 .anchor}**HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATIONS AND (24 Hours)**

**EMERGENCY RESPONSE**

This 24 hour seminar is designed to meet the training requirements of
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120, and includes pertinent information from the EPA 40
CFR. This course ensures each student has a thorough understanding of
the potential hazards to health and safety associated with site cleanup
and emergency response. The seminar covers basic information through
lectures, films, and hands-on workshops. Students also learn how to use
personal protective equipment and air monitoring instruments,
toxicology, medical surveillance, decontamination, emergency response
planning, confined space entry and spill containment

**SUPERVISION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE (8 Hours)**

This seminar offers specific supervisory information for those
individuals managing crews that hold the basic 40-hour HAZWOPER
certification. Topics include the additional responsibilities of a
hazardous waste operations supervisor, paperwork requirements, logistics
of directing crews, etc. Classes will be tailored to meet the needs of
the participants and is open to anyone currently holding a HAZWOPER
40-hour ID card or certificate.

[]{#HAZWOPERREF .anchor}**HAZARDOUS WASTE OPERATIONS AND (8 Hours)**

**EMERGENCY RESPONSE REFRESHER**

This seminar is designed to meet the annual 8 hour Hazardous Waste
Operations and Emergency Response refresher training requirements of
OSHA's 29CFR 1910.120. This course review's potential hazards to health
and safety associated with site cleanup and emergency response. Students
will also be briefed on state and federal regulatory changes.

![](media/image8.png){width="3.0625in"
height="3.3333333333333335in"}**Outline:**

-   Introduction

-   Regulation Review

> a\. State
>
> b\. Federal

-   Hazard Communication

-   Safety and Health Hazards

-   Toxicology

-   Medical Surveillance

-   Work Practices

-   Engineering Controls

-   Personal Protective Equipment

-   Decontamination

-   Emergency Response Planning

-   Confined Space Entry

-   Spill Containment

[]{#HAZMATTRANS .anchor}**HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TRANSPORTATION (16 Hours)**

**DOT/IATA**

This 16 hour seminar meets the training requirements of 49CFR Parts
700-704. It is designed for those responsibilities for preparing
Hazardous Materials and Wastes shipments for air, water, highway, or
rail transportation. Classroom material covers classification,
preparation of shipping papers, packaging, marking, labeling,

compatibility and load segregation. Hands-on training includes
preparation of both national and international multimodal shipping
papers, packaging and load compatibility.

**Outline:**

-   Overview

-   Domestic Regulations

    -   General Information

    -   Material Identification

        -   Proper Shipping Name

        -   MSDS

    -   Hazardous Material Table

    -   Shipping Paper

    -   Packaging

        -   Marking

        -   Labeling

        -   Placarding

    -   Transportation Restrictions

-   International Regulations

    -   49CFR 171.11 Authorization

    -   Material Identification

    -   Documentation

    -   Packaging Instructions

    -   Marking/Labeling

[]{#HAZMATTRANSREF .anchor}**HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORTATION (8
Hours)**

**REFRESHER**

This 8 hour course meets the requirements of 49 CFR Parts 700-704. It is
designed for refreshing those persons having responsibility for
preparing HAZMAT and Waste shipments by air, water, highway, or tail
transportation. Material reviews classification, preparation of shipping
papers, packaging, marking, labeling, compatibility and load
segregation.

**Outline:**

-   Overview

-   Domestic Regulations

    -   General Information

    -   Hazardous Material Table

    -   Shipping Paper

    -   Packaging

        -   Marking

        -   Labeling

        -   Placarding

    -   Transportation Restrictions

-   International Regulations

    -   49CFR 171.11 Authorization

    -   Documentation

    -   Packaging Instructions

    -   Marking/Labeling

[]{#Scafold .anchor}**SCAFFOLD SAFETY & FALL PROTECTION (8 Hours)**

This 8 hour introduction to Scaffolding Safety and Fall Protection is
open to anyone who needs to obtain basic knowledge in the categories of
frame scaffolding, tube and clamp, and systems scaffolding. This seminar
includes an overview of OSHA and State of Alaska fall protection
regulations, and fall protection equipment. Regulations will be
discussed at each appropriate section of the class.

![](media/image9.jpeg){width="2.1368055555555556in"
height="2.25in"}**Outline:**

-   Introduction & Overview

-   Sectional Steel Frame Rolling Tower Erection

-   Hands-On-Rolling Tower

-   Scaffold Plank

-   Tube & Clamp Scaffolding

-   Hands-On-Tube & Clamp

-   Systems Scaffolding

-   Hands-On Systems Scaffolding

-   Fall Protection/Fall Arrest

-   Hand-On-Fall Protection

[]{#TruckForklift .anchor}**POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCK FORKLIFT (8
Hours)**

As of December 1, 1998 the final rule for Forklifts (CFR 1910.178) was
issued. Compliance is mandatory by March 1, 1999.

This standard calls for employers to \"implement a training program and
ensure that only trained drivers who have successfully completed the
training program are allowed to operate powered industrial trucks.\"
Under the revised rule, industrial truck operators must receive training
both in the classroom and on the trucks. A \"designated\" person must
review each truck operator\'s performance at least once a year, with
remedial training provided to those the designated person determines
need additional training.

This course is conducted at the company site and consists of four hours
classroom training (including the new regulation requirements) and four
hours of hands-on training.

[]{#LA32 .anchor}**LEAD ABATEMENT TRAINING FOR (32 Hours)**

**SUPERVISORS & CONTRACTORS**

This 32 hour seminar presents the EPA model lead training curriculum for
lead abatement training for Supervisors & Contractors under regulations
of the (EPA 40CFR Part 745), the (OSHA 29CFR 1910.1025 Lead Standard &
29CFR 1926.62 Construction Industry Standard), the (HUD Lead Based Paint
Guidelines) and the Alaska Dept. of Labor Construction Code (Section
05.265, Lead in Construction). Includes substantial hands-on training.

**Outline:**

-   ![](media/image10.png){width="3.0833333333333335in"
    height="2.3430555555555554in"}History: Lead & its Uses

-   Regulatory Review

-   Hazard Recognition

-   Legal & Insurance Considerations

-   Health Effects & medical Surveillance

-   PPE

-   Sampling: Paint/Dust/Soil

-   Inspection Reports

-   Abatement Overview

-   Work Practices: Project Management

    -   Waste Disposal

    -   Lead-Based Paint Abatement

-   Soil & Exterior Dust Abatement

-   Workshops: Chemical Testing for LBP

    -   PPE Demo. & Practice

    -   Lead-Paint Abatement Techniques

    -   Heat Gun, Chemical Strippers Demo.)

-   Training & Supervisory Techniques

-   Community Relations Process

-   Cost Estimation

-   Hazard Control: Safety & Health Plan

-   Substantial Hands-On Activities

-   Examination

-   Review and Discussion

[]{#LeadRef .anchor}**LEAD ABATEMENT TRAINING FOR (8 Hours)**

**SUPERVISORS & CONTRACTORS REFRESHER**

This 8 hour seminar is open to anyone who needs the Lead Abatement for
Supervisors Annual Refresher course.

[]{#HPC .anchor}**HAZARDOUS PAINTER CERTIFICATION (16 Hours)**

This course is designed to train and certify painters under Alaska
Statute: AS18.63.010.-100 for painters using paints that contain
**HAZARDOUS MATERIALS**.

Some of the paints that are covered are those that contain lead,
solvents such as toluene and zylene, isocyanides, epoxies, and acrylics.
Excluded from the definition of hazardous paints are water based paints
such as latex.

*\*Students must forward to the State of Alaska Department of Labor a
certification fee of \$100.00 within 30 days of completion of training.
State of Alaska certification expires at the end of three (3) years.*

[]{#HPCR .anchor}**HAZARDOUS PAINTER CERTIFICATION REFRESHER (8 Hours)**

This course is designed to re-train and re-certify painters under
AS18.63.010.-100 for painters using paints that contain **HAZARDOUS
MATERIALS**.

*Certified Hazardous Painters have ten (10) months prior to twelve (12)
months after their card expires to recertify. The twelve (12) month
grace period, after the card expires is for training only, you may not
engage in hazardous painting activities with an expired card.*

[]{#EnvConsult .anchor}**ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES**

**Lead-Based Paint Services:**

EMI is a leader in providing lead-based paint services across Alaska.
EMI was the first Alaskan company to be certified by EPA to conduct
lead-based paint work in Alaska. EMI has the equipment and trained
in-house staff to provide full-service EPA/HUD inspections and risk
assessments. We have more EPA-Certified Lead Inspectors/Risk Assessors
on our staff than any other Alaskan environmental consulting firm.
Utilizing our modern X-Ray Fluorescence equipment, EMI has inspected
hundreds of facilities throughout the State of Alaska, from Atqasuk to
Anchorage. EMI\'s staff has served as owner's representatives for the
Department of Veterans Affairs, the U.S. Coast Guard, the FAA, oil
service companies, NOAA, construction companies, public housing and
other federal agencies, as well as other large corporate clients.

**Hazardous Waste Services:**

Environmental work can include the potential for hazardous waste
generation. We have completed numerous hazard categorizations and waste
disposal plans for projects ranging from building renovations and
demolitions to spill clean-ups and soil remediation. EMI has the
knowledge to manage projects prudently to avoid cleanup cost overruns by
establishing material handling protocols and procedures, thus helping to
prevent unforeseen occurrences.

**Asbestos Services:**

EMI has the trained and certified in-house staff to provide inspection,
management, design, removal (worker) and supervision of abatement
projects. Our staff has inspected many facilities throughout the State
of Alaska, from Kenai, to Kobuk. Our staff has served clients as diverse
as the military, oil companies, school districts, native corporations,
and private homeowners.

**Hydrocarbon Release/UST Services:**

We are fully equipped and experienced to perform onsite management and
provide staff for UST closures and Petroleum, Oil and Lubricant (POL)
release cleanups. Our expertise ranges from writing work plans and
Sampling and Analysis Plans (SAPs) to onsite soil screening using photo
ionization and flame ionization detectors as well as multi-gas meters
and quantitative soil analysis in the field. EMI has ADEC approved
personnel to assess sites and oversee remediation of contaminated areas.
EMI has personnel certified by the ADEC for tank closures with the
knowledge and experience to oversee all tank removal and/or closure
projects.

**Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments:**

Our Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) are based upon
the latest ASTM standards. For a standard Phase I ESA, EMI performs
record reviews, site reconnaissance, historical research and interviews
to identify recognized environmental conditions for commercial,
industrial, governmental and privately owned property. More in-depth
ESAs can include lead, asbestos and radon testing. We are a major
provider of Phase I ESAs in Alaska, and have performed Environmental
Site Assessments throughout the State.

**Engineering Design:**

EMI has the in-house staffing capable of designing water and wastewater
treatment systems, storm water control systems, soil treatment systems,
well and septic systems, and retaining walls. We have completed projects
for both private and public clients throughout the State of Alaska.

**Well and Septic Investigations**:

EMI has a significant history and experience of assisting home owners
and real estate agencies in conducting well and septic investigations
when buying and or selling ones home. EMI has been doing well and septic
investigations for over ten years and would be happy to assist in any
well and septic issues.

**Other Services:**

EMI also provides various professional services specifically tailored to
meet the individual client's needs. We are ready to help with any
environmental questions, project design or investigation, from mold
inspections to Environmental Baseline Surveys, to help our fellow
Alaskans meet the challenges of the 21^st^ Century.

**SUMMARY LIST OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES:**

**Inspections/Investigations**

-   ![](media/image11.png){width="2.0083333333333333in"
    height="1.3277777777777777in"}Asbestos (EPA/AHERA/OSHA Qualified)

-   Lead (HUD/OSHA/EPA Trained & Certified)

-   Environmental Site Assessments (Phase I and II)

-   Radiation (Soil, Airborne Dust)

-   Underground Storage Tanks (ADEC Certified)

-   Spill/Release Investigations (ADEC Qualified)

-   Well and Septic (MOA Approved firm)

    **Testing, Sampling, and Evaluation**

-   Asbestos (Air, Dust and Bulk Materials)

-   Lead (Air, Dust, Field Screening, Soil, Paint, and Water)

-   Mercury (Air, Dust, Soil, and Water)

-   Hydrocarbons (Air, Soil, Water, and Dust)

-   Radiation (Air, Soil, Water, and Dust)

-   Hazardous Waste (RCRA Parameters)

-   Mold / Dust

-   Water and Wastewater Systems

-   ![](media/image12.png){width="2.475in"
    height="1.6201388888888888in"}Sampling and Analysis Plans

    **Engineering Designs**

-   Water and Wastewater System Design

-   Storm Water Treatment Design

-   Retaining Wall Design

-   Environmental Remediation Design

    **Risk Assessment/Management**

-   Hazardous Building Materials (Asbestos, Lead, PCBs, etc.)

-   Petroleum Related Products and Materials

-   Radiation Sources/Contamination

-   Hazardous Wastes

    **HEALTH & SAFETY**

-   Site Safety and Health Work Plans

-   Safety Personnel (Construction, Abatement, Cleanup, Consulting)

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-   Safety Audits

[]{#Admin .anchor}**ADMISSIONS, TUITION AND CERTIFICATION**

**ADMISSIONS POLICY**

**Admission Requirements:** Since classes are limited in size, advance
registration is recommended to ensure enrollment. Students are accepted
on a first-come, first-serve basis. Each student will be required to
review and sign a registration form. Students who plan to attend courses
should phone in, or stop by the office to pre-register prior to the
start of class.

There are no prior educational background requirements to register for
our courses. The nature of both environmental work and of many of the
classes is technical due to the subject material. A high school diploma
and sometimes higher education is recommended for students. It is also
recommended that, due to physical hands-on training requirements for use
of respirators, students be in a physical condition to do the work
activity for which they are being trained. A few of the specialized
training courses have specific training prerequisites. See the
individual course descriptions for specific requirements for each
course.

EMI does not discriminate on the basis of gender, physical abilities,
religion, and marital status, national or ethnic origin.

**COURSE SCHEDULING/CANCELLATION POLICY**

Please confirm your enrollment and class schedule prior to the start of
class. Confirmation may be made by contacting the training office at
(907) 272-8852. If schedule changes are made, or a class is postponed,
EMI will make every effort to contact pre-registered students. In such
cases, EMI will refund advance payments or will credit those payments to
future classes. EMI's training class schedule is posted on our website
at [www.emi-alaska.com](http://www.emi-alaska.com/). Class schedules and
times are subject to change.

**TUITION AND FEES**

Tuition or fees are indicated on EMI's web site
[www.emi-alaska.com](http://www.emi-alaska.com/) or in our quarterly
training schedule. These costs generally include student textbooks,
hand-outs, and the use of hands-on equipment and supplies\... Students
should bring paper for taking notes, if desired.

Full payment, or satisfactory means of payment of fee (e.g., contract,
government funding, purchase order, etc.) [is required in
advance]{.underline} and prior to full enrollment in a class. A \$50.00
deposit is required to reserve a space in the class.

**CERTIFICATION**

Upon successful completion of each training class, EMI will provide the
student with a Certificate of Training. In addition, some of the
training classes are registered with state or federal governmental
agencies and special certificates or licenses will be issued by the DOL.
Final exams will be administered for most courses. The student must pass
the test with no less than a 70% grade, and must participate actively in
the hands-on portion to successfully complete the class. EMI will not
issue a certificate if the student has not met course standards.

**ADVANCED STANDING/TRANSFER OF CREDIT**

Credits from these courses are not guaranteed to be transferable to
other schools, programs or states. The student must understand that the
transfer of credits is always at the discretion of the receiving school
and depends on the comparability of curricula.

EMI will grant appropriate credit to the student for previous work
within OSHA & EPA guidelines.

**JOB PLACEMENT**

EMI cannot ensure or guarantee a student a job or placement in the
industry by training and certification. The student must actively seek
employment by application. EMI maintains contact with potential
employers and directs students to those contractors hiring for specific
jobs.

**ACADEMIC POLICY AND PROCEDURES**

**MEASUREMENT OF STUDENT PROGRESS**

Our policies and regulations regarding student progress are as follows:

The instructor will make oral checks daily of the class and will
encourage all students to ask as many questions as needed to thoroughly
comprehend course content. Quizzes may be given. A final test is also
used as a measurement of student comprehension and progress. Student
progress records are maintained by EMI.

**GRADING**

The student must pass the testing with no less than a 70% grade, and
must participate actively in the hand-on portion to successfully
complete the class. In the event of a score below the passing mark, EMI
may, at its discretion, allow the student to review the material (as
appropriate, sit through the lecture portions of the next scheduled
class) and retake an exam. Upon successful completion of the second
exam, the student will have successfully completed the course.

**ABSENCES**

Students are required to attend class during all scheduled class periods
to complete the topics which the student must learn before receiving
certification. If a student is not able to attend a specific segment,
the student may choose a "leave of absence" as an alternative to
cancellation, in which case the student retains the right to attend any
offering of the contracted course for a period of up to six months from
the date of the class missed. EMI will, in this case, retain all tuition
fees.

**HOLIDAYS**

Students are required to attend class during all scheduled days except
the following scheduled holidays: New Year's Day, Christmas Day,
Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Easter.
During these listed holidays the school will be closed and classes will
not be held. EMI reserves the right to reschedule the class for
unforeseen circumstances.

**STUDENT CONDUCT**

All students are under the direction of the instructor and are required
to follow his/her directions and act in a reasonable manner. No smoking,
drugs, or alcoholic beverages are permitted on school property. The
students are asked to refrain from conversation with other students
during the time the instructor is speaking. If a student ignores these
rules the student will be suspended. Suspended days will be considered
unexcused absences,

causing the student to wait until the next scheduled class to complete
the course and obtain certification. Any returning student who continues
to be disruptive may be expelled.

**GRIEVANCE**

If a student has any complaints or grievances about the way the course
was conducted, he/she may call the Training Administrator at 272-8852.
If the grievance remains unresolved the student may contact the Director
of Training at 272-8852. In addition, students may make written or
verbal comments to the State of Alaska, Alaska Commission on
Postsecondary Education, 1016 West 6^th^ Avenue, Suite 105, Anchorage,
AK 99501, phone, 269-2002.

**REFUND POLICY**

EMI will refund the student's tuition, less a \$50.00 application fee,
if the student provides us with a written cancellation before the
beginning of the first day of class. We will credit all course deposits
toward tuition. All refunds will be made within 30 days of receipt of
written cancellation.

The \$50.00 application fee will also be refunded if the student cancels
a minimum of 7 days before the first day of class.

After class begins, refunds will be given based on the following
schedule:

-   If no more than 10% of class time has expired, 90% of tuition, less
    a \$50.00 application fee, will be refunded.

-   If 11% to no more than 20% of class time has expired, 80% of
    tuition, less a \$50.00 application fee, will be refunded.

-   If 21% to no more than 25% of class time has expired, 55% of
    tuition, less a \$50.00 application fee, will be refunded.

-   If more than 25% of class time has expired, 30% of tuition, less a
    \$50.00 application fee, will be refunded.

[]{#_Senior_Professional_(Professional .anchor}After the class is 50%
complete, no refunds will be offered and all unpaid tuition fees are
due.