Introduction to Natural Gas Industry and Daily Operations	$117
Includes the following tasks: TK-0100 Identify Basic Industry Components 18 • Explains the basic purpose of the natural gas industry and basic system process. TK-0110 Identify The Basics Of Natural Gas Pipeline Pneumatics & Gas Safety 21 • Explains the properties, uses, and hazards of natural gas. Describes basic pneumatics of pipelines. TK-0120 Locate & Describe Common Gas Equipment 24 • Identifies equipment found at a compressor station and explains its purpose. TK-0130 Perform Daily Operations, Scheduling, & Recordkeeping 18 • Describes regular monitoring activities performed at a compressor station, identifying the activities that are performed routinely. Addresses the importance of taking and recording readings. Identifies the rank and responsibilities of personnel that an operator usually interacts with at a compressor station. TK-0140 Perform Operational Changes & Equipment Configuration 15 • Explains basic equipment function and piping at the compressor station. Explains the basics of flow and pressure. Gives best practices for adjusting gas pressure or flow set points. Identifies common problems associated with adjusting set points. TK-0150 Identify & Respond To Station Shutdowns & Alarms 9 • Explains the meaning of the terms: normal, alarm, and shutdown. Identifies the systems that are in place to automatically generate alarms and shutdowns. Describes how to identify alarms and shutdown conditions for non-automatic equipment. TK-0160 Isolate Equipment & Piping (Air, Electric, & Fluids) 12 • Explains the purpose of equipment isolation including the importance of lockout/tagout. Describes the basics of isolation of the air system, electrical system, and fluid isolation. Identifies the hazards associated with compressor stations and the dangers of not isolating equipment.

Pipeline Operations	$126
Includes the following tasks: TK-1000 Identify Basics Of Right-Of-Way 18 • Explains the reasons for and benefits of right-of-way> Describes the process by which a company obtains and maintains right-of way. Identifies environmental concerns related to right-of-way activities. TK-1010 Locate Pipe 15 • Identifies reasons for locating pipe. Identifies techniques and equipment used to locate pipe. Describes the use of the One-Call program. Explains how to record pipeline location information. TK-1020 Investigate Gas Leaks 21 • Explains how to recognize signs of a gas leak and how to operate gas detection equipment. Identifies environmental issues related to gas leaks. TK-1026 Identify Basics Of Pipeline Operation 15 • Explains horsepower, pressure, and flow rate; affect of changes in pipeline parameters; factors that affect pipeline parameters; how to determine flow rate; packing the line (line-pack); how to determine pressure losses TK-1030 Install & Maintain Pipeline Markers 18 • Explains pipeline requirements of pipeline marker color, placement, and sign information; Identifies techniques used to place pipeline markers and marker inspection TK-1042 Conduct Class Location Survey 15 • Describes classes of pipeline locations. Explains encroachment and how it relates to pipeline class location. Outlines how to conduct a class location survey. Explains how to prepare for a class location survey. Explains how to complete class location survey documentation and reports. TK-1527 Patrol Right-Of-Way Easement 24 • Describes what to look for when patrolling the pipeline right-of-way. Explains the meaning of minimum pipeline cover and underground clearance. Describes best practices related to basic pipeline repair focusing on test requirements after the repair and record keeping requirements.

Pipeline Inspection	$69
Includes the following tasks: TK-1110 Remove Natural Gas & Air From Pipelines 24 • Describes the processes of isolating, blowing down, and purging the pipeline and its equipment. Identifies common methods of purging pipeline equipment. TK-1111 Changing Pipeline Parameters 18 • Explains how changes in pipeline parameters affect each other when gas demand increases or decreases. TK-1112 Repairing A Pressurized Pipeline 15 • Identifies options for repairing a pipeline segment. Explains repair options. TK-1120 Interpreting Pipeline Schematics 12 • Describes pipeline diagrams, plat maps, and valve numbering schematics. Identifies when to use various pipeline diagrams and schematics.

Pipeline Pigging	$69
Includes the following tasks: TK-1150 Identify Basics Of Pipeline Pigging 24 • Explains the purpose of pipeline pigging. Describes the function and design of various types of pigs. Identifies the components of pig launchers and receivers. Explains the theory of operation of pig launchers and receivers. TK-1151 Maintain Pig Launchers & Receivers 12 • Describes the various types of door closures used on launchers and receivers. Explains the purpose and types of pig signals. Describes how to inspect and maintain pig receivers. Describes how to assess a pig after use. TK-1152 Perform Pigging Operation 33 • Explains the requirements for planning a pigging operation including identifying required equipment and documentation. Identifies proper pigging procedures. Describes how to monitor and track an operating pig.

Pipeline Coating	$87
Includes the following tasks: TK-1300 Identify Pipeline Coatings & Wraps 27 • Identifies types and causes of pipeline damage; Corrosion and damage control applied by operators; effects of environment on coating; Coating designations; Criteria for selecting coating; Duties of coating repair crew TK-1320 Identify Pipe Surface Preparation Methods 12 • Identifies importance of pipeline surface preparation; Methods of preparation; Anchor pattern TK-1321 Apply Coating To Pipes 21 • Identifies environmental and operating factors affecting coating application; Mixing the coating; Calculating dray and wet film thickness; Adding thinner; Methods of applying coating; Common problems TK-1322 Measuring The Coating Thickness 12 • Identifies wet and dry film thickness measurement tools; Methods for determining coating thickness TK-1323 Apply Wraps To Pipes 15 • Identifies different types of wraps; Best practices for wrap applications; Installation of banding materials

Pressure Vessels, Fired Heaters, and Dehydration Systems	$117
Includes the following tasks: TK-1900 Identify The Basics Of Pressure Vessels 30 • This task focuses on the purpose of pressure vessels (dust filters, scrubbers, filters, separators, filter/separator, drips), identifies the components of separators, the makeup of pipeline quality gas including its contaminants, and the basic types of gas conditioning equipment. TK-1905 Operate & Maintain Pressure Vessels 12 • Identifies the key operating parameters of scrubbers and filters. Presents basic separator and scrubber operations. Identifies common problems that occur during separation. TK-1920 Fired Heaters: Purpose & Theory Of Operation 24 • This task describes the uses of fired heaters at a natural gas compressor station. The task focuses on identifying key components of indirect and direct fired heaters and describing how each type of heater works. TK-1921 Operate Alcohol Injection System 6 • Explains the need for alcohol injection. Presents the purpose of the major components in the alcohol injection system. Describes the basic process and equipment used to inject alcohol. TK-1922 Operate Gas Odorization System 9 • Explains the need for odorizing gas with mercaptan. Describes the purpose and major components in the odorization system. Describes the basic process and equipment used to inject mercaptan. TK-1930 Fired Heaters: Operate & Maintain Indirect Fired Heaters 15 • This task explains the routing operating tasks related to fired heaters in a glycol dehydration unit. The focus of the task includes monitoring and recording key operating parameters, recognizing normal reboiler operation, normal startup and shut down routines, and recognizing common problems. TK-4071 Identify Basic Process, Flow, & Key Equipment For Dry Bed Dehydration 21 • Describes the dry bed dehydration process, key operating parameters, routine operating practices, hazards, and abnormal operating conditions

Basic Electricity	$123
Includes the following tasks: TK-0200 Identify Basic Electrical Properties & Safety 24 • Describes typical uses of electricity in a compressor station. Explains incoming power supply, normal delivery, and basic theory of AC and DC power. Explains basic electrical classifications and National Electric Code. Explains basic electrical grounding systems and three-phase electrical power. TK-0210 Locate & Operate Electrical Switches & Breakers 30 • Explains the basic construction and operation of circuit breakers, switches, and fuses. Explains meters, motor starters, soft starts and the VFD. Describes transformers and the delta and wye configurations. Identifies abnormal conditions that necessitate active devices. Explains the function and typical layout of a 480V MCC/EDC. TK-0220 Identify & Troubleshoot Basic Electrical Problems (120/208/240 Vac) 18 • Explains how to select appropriate test equipment for various electrical voltages. Identifies responsibilities, limitations, and certifications required to operate, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical equipment. Describes basic procedures for identifying, replacing, and testing bad/blown fuses. Identifies potential safety hazards and appropriate use of PPE. TK-0230 Read & Interpret One-Line Diagrams 12 • Explains how to read and interpret one-line diagrams. Identifies common symbols used in one-line diagrams. TK-0240 Maintain & Troubleshoot Electrical Generator Control Panels 24 • Explains the basic operation of AC generators. Describes generator configuration basics. Explains the layout of the generator control panel and identifies its components. Explains basic principles of electric power generation and synchronous generation. TK-0250 Perform Daily Inspection & Maintenance Of Electrical Generator 15 • Explains the basic operation of an electric generator, the adjustments required to change the electric generator output, and the maintenance of generator controls and metering device

Reciprocating Engines, Book 1	$186
Includes the following tasks: TK-2100 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 27 • Explains the elements of a reciprocating engine including horsepower, torque, load, engine pressures. Describes engine configurations and the cycle of events. TK-2101 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Valve Train Components 15 • Identifies the components of the valve train. Describes the operation of the valve train. TK-2102 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Power Train Components 21 • Identifies the components of the power train. Describes the operation of the power train. TK-2103 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Primary Belt-Driven & Gear-Driven Devices 12 • Identifies the primary belt-driven and gear-driven devices of a reciprocating engine. Describes the purpose and use of auxiliary drives and belts. Explains the safety requirements for adjusting or replacing a drive belt. TK-2107 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of Engine Geometry 21 • Explains the following terms and concepts: crankshaft angles, TDC/BDC, firing order, and timing diagrams. Explains power cylinder and compressor cylinder numbering conventions. TK-2108 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Terms & Concepts Of Basic Combustion 15 • Explains the following terms and concepts: the fire triangle, flame front velocity, LEL and UEL, stochiometric mixtures, and the parabolic burning curve. TK-2109 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of Emissions & Clean Air Requirements 24 • Describes the history of the Clean Air Act. TK-2110 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Air Delivery & Exhaust System 24 • Describes the different types of engine air delivery systems. Identifies air flow paths and components. Explains the theory of operation of different air pressure manifolds. TK-2114 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Ignition System--All Available Types 27 • Identifies the components of an ignition system. Describes primary, secondary, and ionization voltage. Identifies spark wear and failure. Identifies features of Altronic and CAT ignition systems, CAT ADEM, Waukesha ECT/ESM and ECT/CEC--To receive all ignition systmes order 2114 or order by letter for engine specific systems.

Reciprocating Engines, Book 2	$195
Includes the following tasks: TK-2115 Reciprocating Engines: Perform Basic Engine Calculations 21 • Explains the terms brake horsepower, torque, and brake specific fuel consumption. TK-2116 Reciprocating Engines: Analyze Engine Performance 15 • Explains pressure-time graphs and pressure-volume graphs. TK-2117 Reciprocating Engines: Determine Effect Of Operational Change On Engine Performance 39 • Explains the effects of operations changes on torque, ignition timing, air-fuel ratio, and engine speed. TK-2118 Reciprocating Engines: Recognize & Respond To Abnormal Combustion Conditions 21 • Explains the effects of the following abnormal combustion conditions: misfires, detonation, pre-ignition, and mechanical problems. TK-2119 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Lubrication System 30 • Explains the purpose of lubrication oil. Identifies the main oil lubrication system flow path and its components. Explains lubrication oil composition and viscosity. Identifies basic elements of oil sampling and analysis. Describes the effects of four-stroke cycle engines on oil impurities and life. TK-2120 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Force Feed Lubrication System 21 • Identifies components and describes the operation of the force feed divider block lubricating system. Describes force feed alarm and shutdown devices. Explains the basics of lubrication oil monitoring. TK-2121 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Cooling System 21 • Describes the different engine cooling systems including jacket water, scavenging air, and oil. Describes basic coolant analysis. Identifies cooling system components and flow paths. TK-2122 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Starting System 9 • Describes the purpose of a starting system. Identifies common problems of starting systems. Describes two common starting systems used in reciprocating engines. TK-2150 Reciprocating Engines: Recognize & Respond To General Maintenance Issues 18 • Identifies the general maintenance issues associated with various components of reciprocating engines and gives their critical measures.

Reciprocating Engines, Measure and Interpret Crankshaft Web Deflections	$96
Explains the purpose of a web deflection survey and describes how to conduct and interpret data from a web deflection survey including the following sections: elements of web deflections, measuring web deflections, WebMap 2 software, the Indikon system, frequently asked questions and practice exercises.

Gas Turbines	$99
Includes the following tasks: TK-2200 Turbine Engines: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 18 • This task describes the four process that occur in a gas turbine engine and explains basic turbine operating principles. Turbine stations are identified and various turbine configurations are reviewed. TK-2201 Turbine Engines: Identify Components & Subsystems 18 • This task identifies the major components and subsystems of a turbine engine and explains the purpose of each component and subsystem. TK-2215 Turbine Engines: Identify Lubrication System Components 9 • Knows the location and purpose of each of these systems: Lubricating oil, Hydraulic oil, Seal oil, Accessory drive gear. TK-2240 Turbine Engines: Perform Daily Operation & Inspection 24 • Identifies key operating parameters of gas turbines Operating practices to use during maintenance Purpose of inspections, cleaning, and vane alignment Common problems Hazards and abnormal operating conditions TK-2250 Turbine Engines: Identify General Maintenance Issues 15 • Explains the importance of scheduled maintenance; identifies recommended preventive maintenance activities and factors that affect maintenance intervals. TK-2258 Turbine Engines: Perform Ingestive Wash For Turbine Engine & Verify Performance Improvements 15 • Identifies when a turbine water was is applicable, the proper equipment and wash fluids need for the equipment, best practices to perform turbine water wash, proper documentation of water wash, and verifies and validate performance change after the water wash.

Reciprocating Compressors	$210
Includes the following tasks: TK-2400 Reciprocating Compressors: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 27 • Explains the different types of reciprocating gas compressors. Identifies the major components of reciprocating compressors. Describes the cycle of events. TK-2401 Reciprocating Compressors: Identify Components 18 • Identifies the major components of a reciprocating compressor and describes the function of each. TK-2403 Reciprocating Compressors: Identify Unloading Devices 18 • Identifies the purpose of unloading devices and the major components of an unloading system, presents the theory of operation of unloading devices, explains the effects of unloading devices on: gas flow, horsepower, and the relationship of pressure to volume. TK-2404 Reciprocating Compressors: Identify Valves 18 • Presents the purpose of compressor cylinder valves and identifies the types of compressor valves. TK-2405 Reciprocating Compressors: Perform Basic Calculations 33 • Presents explanations and formulas for the following calculations: ratio of compression, differential pressure, discharge temperature, temperature rise, rod reversal, rod load, pulsation, horsepower, and torque. TK-2410 Reciprocating Compressors: Analyzing Performance 18 • Explains patterns for pressure-time and pressure-volume. Explains volumetric efficiency. TK-2440 Reciprocating Compressors: Perform Daily Operation & Inspection 24 • Identifies key operating parameters for compressor operation and for compressor components. Explains regular compressor operating tasks. Identifies hazards and abnormal operating conditions. TK-2450 Reciprocating Compressors: General Maintenance Issues 12 • Identifies typical failure modes and critical measurements for reciprocating compressor components. TK-2464 Reciprocating Compressors: Inspect & Replace Pressure Packing & Cups 24 • Purpose and major components ; Types of packing rings; Pressure packing and wiper packing materials; Variables for determining use; Failure modes; Signs of a leaks; Industry best practices for inspecting and replacing . TK-2466 Reciprocating Compressors: Maintain Compressor Valves 18 • Causes of valve failure; Key areas of valve wear; Factors that effect compressor valve efficiency; Best practices in compressor valve maintenance, including: Removing a valve, Disassembling a valve, Inspecting valve components, Assembling a valve, Installing a valve; General procedures for torquing valve cap bolts; Common problems associated with valve maintenance.

Instrumentation and Controls	$114
Includes the following tasks: TK-0300 Identify Principles Of Instrumentation & Controls 24 • Explains concepts and terminology of instrumentation and controls including types of information used in control systems, the purpose of shutdown systems and protective devices, and types of instrumentation wiring diagrams. TK-0320 Identify Sensing & Controlling Devices 21 • Explains the configurations and purposes of sensing devices, the physical identification and location of sensing devices in various unit configurations, and techniques used to verify proper operation of instrumentation. TK-0350 Operate Basic Calibration Equipment 21 • Explains the basic concepts of zero and span, methods of testing and calibration, the concepts to disarm and isolate instrumentation, and procedures used to test and calibrate instrumentation. TK-0352 Calibrate Engine & Compressor Operating Panels 24 • Explains the purpose of protective devices and types of instrumentation and controls used to protect equipment TK-0356 Perform Basic Troubleshooting & Repair Of Control Panels (Multimeter/Read Prints) 24 • Explains multimeter basics; Types of multimeter currents; Different types of multimeters; Components of a multimeter; How to take multimeter measurements; Troubleshooting with a multimeter; Common problems of a multimeter.

Personal Safety	$99
Includes the following tasks: TK-0400 Identify Safety Policies, Procedures, & Practices 21 • Explains the safety hazards at a natural gas facility and gives a description of safety responsibilities of personnel including prohibitions and requirements and personal safety and security guidelines. TK-0410 Maintain A Safe Workplace 54 • Explains the requirement of maintaining a safe workplace from the field to the office including explanations relate to PPE, vehicle safety, working with tools, and handling hazardous material. TK-0420 Perform Safety Planning 24 • Explains the purpose of emergency action plans and safety meetings giving guidelines for fire prevention and fire response including types of fire detection and fire fighting equipment and first aid procedures.

Safety Systems	$78
Includes the following tasks: TK-0450 Identify Station Alarms & Shutdowns 18 • Explains the difference between operational levels at a compressor station, identifies the elements of minor, major, emergency, and local area shutdowns, and describes system-activated and manually-activated alarms and shutdowns. TK-0455 Recognize & Respond To Fire & Gas Detectors 12 • Explains the purpose and function of flame and heat fire detectors and the purpose and function of gas detectors. TK-0460 Identify, Operate, & Respond To Esd System 21 • Explains the purpose and operation of an emergency shutdown (ESD) system describing the actions required of an operator during and after an emergency shutdown. TK-0465 Identify Emergency Contacts & Responsibilities 15 • Describes how to activate the ESD system focusing on who to contact about an emergency shutdown and what to do after an emergency shutdown. TK-0470 Maintain & Inspect Safety Systems 12 • Describes routine safety system maintenance focusing on safety guidelines, common problems, hazards, key operating parameters, and abnormal operating condition.

Small Piping and Tubing	$75
Includes the following tasks: TK-0700 Identify Small Piping & Tubing 27 • Explains the purpose of small piping and tubing, identifies small piping and tubing, small pipe fittings, and tube fittings, and identifies the fittings permitted for use. TK-0710 Inspect Small Piping & Tubing 18 • Explains atmospheric corrosion and its effect on a gas pipeline, identifies leak testing methods, describes how to inspect small piping and tubing, and describes the causes and effects of vibration. TK-0720 Repair Small Piping & Tubing 30 • Explains piping codes and standards, describes the importance of proper machine and work area setup, and describes hand tube-bending and fabrication tasks.

Basic Tools	$165
Includes the following tasks: TK-0800 Identify The Use & Application Of Standard Torque Wrench 9 • Explains the use of a torque wrench, identifies the types of manual torque wrenches, and explains the importance of a properly calibrated torque wrench. TK-0801 Identify Use Of Non-Sparking Tools 9 • Explains the reason for using non-sparking tools and identifies areas where use of non-sparking tools is required. TK-0802 Identify Use Of Portable Gas Detector 9 • Explains the uses of a portable gas detector describing the differences between the single gas meter and the multigas meter. Explains the importance of proper calibration of a portable gas detector describinghow to calibrate a portable gas detector. Identifies circumstances where the use of a portable gas detector are required and where use may be hazardous. TK-0803 Identify Use Of Infrared Thermometer 9 • Explains how the infrared thermometer works and it limitations. TK-0804 Identify Use Of Calipers, Dial Indicators, & Gauges 18 • Explains the use of calipers. Identifies types of calipers. Explains how to read a small dial indicator. Describes the operation and use of bore gauges including dial bore gauges, small hole gauges, and telescopic gauges. TK-0805 Identify Use Of Hydraulic Torque Wrench 9 • Explains how to calibrate a torque wrench according to company and manufacturer standards and identifies the use of a hydraulic torque wrench. TK-0806 Identify Use Of Manometers & Pressure Gauges 12 • Explains the operation and purpose of instrumentation tools, explains the uses of various pressure gauges. TK-0807 Identify Use Of Micrometers & Machinist Levels 15 • Explains the use of micrometers and machinist levels and identifies various types of micrometers. TK-0808 Identify Alignment & Alignment Methods 18 • Explains the purpose of shaft alignment, describes the difference between cold alignment and hot alignment, identifies types of misalignment, and identifies various types of pre-alignment checks. TK-0810 Identify Use Of Portable Calibration Tools & Voltmeters 18 • Explains the operation and use of a voltmeter, describes the difference between an analog and a digital voltmeter, explains when to use pressure measurement calibration (dead weight testers) and when to use temperature measurement device calibrations (stirred liquid baths). TK-0811 Identify Measurement Conversions 12 • Identifies symbols for various units of measurement (linear, liquid, atmospheric). TK-0820 Identify Hardness Testing Techniques 9 • Explains the reasons for hardness testing giving the benefits of performing a Rockwell hardness test or a Brinell hardness test. TK-0830 Conduct A Web Deflection Survey 9 • Explains the purpose of a web deflection survey and describes how to conduct a web deflection survey. TK-0840 Identify Nondestructive Testing (Ndt) Methods 9 • Explains the purpose of non-destructive testing (NDT), liquid penetrant testing, magnetic particle testing, and ultrasonic testing.

Introduction : Level 1	$279
Includes the following tasks: TK-0100 Identify Basic Industry Components 18 • Explains the basic purpose of the natural gas industry and basic system process. TK-0105 Identify Compressor Station Configuration 18 • Identifies types of compression equipment used in production and gathering stations, gas processing facilities, gas transmission and storage. Identifies types of prime movers, types of gas compressors and compression packages. TK-0110 Identify The Basics Of Natural Gas Pipeline Pneumatics & Gas Safety 21 • Explains the properties, uses, and hazards of natural gas. Describes basic pneumatics of pipelines. TK-0120 Locate & Describe Common Gas Equipment 24 • Identifies equipment found at a compressor station and explains its purpose. TK-0150 Identify & Respond To Station Shutdowns & Alarms 9 • Explains the meaning of the terms: normal, alarm, and shutdown. Identifies the systems that are in place to automatically generate alarms and shutdowns. Describes how to identify alarms and shutdown conditions for non-automatic equipment. TK-0200 Identify Basic Electrical Properties & Safety 24 • Describes typical uses of electricity in a compressor station. Explains incoming power supply, normal delivery, and basic theory of AC and DC power. Explains basic electrical classifications and National Electric Code. Explains basic electrical grounding systems and three-phase electrical power. TK-0400 Identify Safety Policies, Procedures, & Practices 21 • Explains the safety hazards at a natural gas facility and gives a description of safety responsibilities of personnel including prohibitions and requirements and personal safety and security guidelines. TK-0410 Maintain A Safe Workplace 54 • Explains the requirement of maintaining a safe workplace from the field to the office including explanations relate to PPE, vehicle safety, working with tools, and handling hazardous material. TK-0420 Perform Safety Planning 24 • Explains the purpose of emergency action plans and safety meetings giving guidelines for fire prevention and fire response including types of fire detection and fire fighting equipment and first aid procedures. TK-0450 Identify Station Alarms & Shutdowns 18 • Explains the difference between operational levels at a compressor station, identifies the elements of minor, major, emergency, and local area shutdowns, and describes system-activated and manually-activated alarms and shutdowns. TK-0455 Recognize & Respond To Fire & Gas Detectors 12 • Explains the purpose and function of flame and heat fire detectors and the purpose and function of gas detectors. TK-0460 Identify, Operate, & Respond To Esd System 21 • Explains the purpose and operation of an emergency shutdown (ESD) system describing the actions required of an operator during and after an emergency shutdown. TK-0465 Identify Emergency Contacts & Responsibilities 15 • Describes how to activate the ESD system focusing on who to contact about an emergency shutdown and what to do after an emergency shutdown.

Introduction : Level 2	$192
Includes the following tasks: TK-0600 Identify Valve Styles, Components, & Uses 21 • Identifies basic valve styles: block, control, regulators, relief, and identifies common valve components, flow path, and major piping systems along the gas pipeline. TK-0602 Identify Valve Tags, Symbols & Rating--Prerequisite 0600 & 0630 12 • Reading valve tags; valve numbering schematics; API and ANSI ratings; valve symbols; criteria for selecting a valve TK-0603 Changing The Valve Position--Prerequisite 0600 & 0630 18 • Identifies components that change valve position: mechanical stop, position indicator, limit switch. Identifies valve operating designs, valve operation, valve isolation, and valve body bleeds. TK-0605 Identify Block Valve Types--Prerequisite 0600 15 • Identifies general operation and application of block valves including ball valves, gate valves, plug valves orbit valves and check valves TK-0610 Identify Control Valve Types--Prerequisite 0600 15 • Identifies general operation of control valves including operation and application of butterfly valves, globe valves, V-notch ball valves, and needle valves. TK-0615 Identify Overpressure Protection Devices--Prerequisite 0600 21 • Explains the purpose and basic concepts of pressure regulation, identifies and defines terminology associated with overpressure protection, and describes various methods used to provide overpressure protection and the benefits of each. TK-0625 Identify Pressure & Safety Relief Valve Types--Prerequisite 0600 15 • Explains the purpose and theory of operation of relief valves including set point and MAOP. Describes spring-operated and pilot-operated pressure relief valves and safety relief valves. TK-0630 Identify Valve Actuators & Gearboxes--Prerequisite 0600 18 • Explains actuator components; gearboxes; manual and automatic actuators. TK-0700 Identify Small Piping & Tubing 27 • Explains the purpose of small piping and tubing, identifies small piping and tubing, small pipe fittings, and tube fittings, and identifies the fittings permitted for use. TK-1900 Identify The Basics Of Pressure Vessels 30 • This task focuses on the purpose of pressure vessels (dust filters, scrubbers, filters, separators, filter/separator, drips), identifies the components of separators, the makeup of pipeline quality gas including its contaminants, and the basic types of gas conditioning equipment.

Introduction : Level 3	$240
Includes the following tasks: TK-2000 Identify Basics Of Gas Compression 24 • Gas laws; Heat of compression?Gas cooling, interstage cooling and aftercooling; Temperature and pressure conversions; Ratio of compression; Capacity and rate; Brake horsepower (bhp) requirements TK-2100 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 27 • Explains the elements of a reciprocating engine including horsepower, torque, load, engine pressures. Describes engine configurations and the cycle of events. TK-2200 Turbine Engines: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 18 • This task describes the four process that occur in a gas turbine engine and explains basic turbine operating principles. Turbine stations are identified and various turbine configurations are reviewed. TK-2300 Electric Motors: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 27 • Describes how an electric motor generates power. It explains the difference between synchronous and induction motors and describes the purpose and function of the variable frequency drive. The importance of electrical safety is also addressed. TK-2400 Reciprocating Compressors: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 27 • Explains the different types of reciprocating gas compressors. Identifies the major components of reciprocating compressors. Describes the cycle of events. TK-2500 Centrifugal Compressors: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 15 • Identifies centrifugal compressor styles, compressor components and their function TK-2600 Screw Compressors: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 15 • Identifies types of screw compressors. Presents the theory of operation of rotary screw compressors. Explains volume ratio. TK-2700 Theory Of Operation 18 • This task describes how generators produce AC power. It explains how electrical power and electrical voltage is generated. This task also identifies the components of an electric generator and explains how they are configured. TK-2900 Identify Theory Of Operation Liquid Pumps & Small Motors 24 • Identifies location, use, and application of liquid pumps. Identifies types and construction of liquid pumps. Explains air locks, head vs. flow and pressure rating, surge, cavitation, and stonewall, and types of prime movers used to drive liquid pumps. TK-2910 Air Compressors & Dryers: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 21 • This task describes the systems that use compressed air in a natural gas compressor station, the methods of producing compressed air, and the primary components of a compressed air system. TK-2920 Storage Tanks: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 9 • Defines terms used with storage tanks and identifies various types of pressurized and non-pressurized liquid tanks and sumps. TK-2930 Heat Exchangers: Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation 15 • Describes the different types of heat exchangers. Explains basic heat exchanger maintenance.

Introduction : Level 4	$93
Includes the following tasks: TK-3000 Identify Basic Principles Of Measurement 15 • This task introduces the principles of natural gas measurement, defines the properties of natural gas and introduces gas measurement devices. TK-3100 Identify The Basics Of Measurement Meters 12 • Identifies the layout and site equipment; recognizes measurement primary element hardware; Liquid Handling at Measurement Sites; Meter Test Notification Process Procedure; Orifice Plates; Orifice Meter Tubes TK-4000 Identify Properties Of Natural Gas Liquids & Propane 12 • Explains the characteristics of natural gas and natural gas liquids including components, flammability ranges, specific gravity, vapor density, and key specifications for each. TK-4001 Identify Basic Elements Of Gas Processing 18 • Explains the gas cleaning process including gas cleaning, drop-outs, water removal and sulfur removal, and extraction. TK-4002 Identify Causes Of Accidental Ignition 21 • Explains situations when atmosphere must be checked for flammable gases; types of containers required to hold flammable liquids; requirements for instrument calibration; areas on pipeline system where flammable mixtures like exist; steps to prevent accidental ignition; action plan in event of accidental ignition. TK-4003 Identify Pre-Welding Conditions 15 • Identifies atmospheric monitors, stopping methods, purging methods, and blowing gas procedures associated with accidental ignition.

Mechanic : Level 1	$258
Includes the following tasks: TK-0710 Inspect Small Piping & Tubing 18 • Explains atmospheric corrosion and its effect on a gas pipeline, identifies leak testing methods, describes how to inspect small piping and tubing, and describes the causes and effects of vibration. TK-0720 Repair Small Piping & Tubing 30 • Explains piping codes and standards, describes the importance of proper machine and work area setup, and describes hand tube-bending and fabrication tasks. TK-0800 Identify The Use & Application Of Standard Torque Wrench 9 • Explains the use of a torque wrench, identifies the types of manual torque wrenches, and explains the importance of a properly calibrated torque wrench. TK-0801 Identify Use Of Non-Sparking Tools 9 • Explains the reason for using non-sparking tools and identifies areas where use of non-sparking tools is required. TK-0810 Identify Use Of Portable Calibration Tools & Voltmeters 18 • Explains the operation and use of a voltmeter, describes the difference between an analog and a digital voltmeter, explains when to use pressure measurement calibration (dead weight testers) and when to use temperature measurement device calibrations (stirred liquid baths). TK-0811 Identify Measurement Conversions 12 • Identifies symbols for various units of measurement (linear, liquid, atmospheric). TK-2050 Compressor Packages: Perform Schedule Maintenance 51 • Identifies general procedres for maintaining all types of compressor packages. Order this task if you want procedures for all available combinations. If you want specific combinations, order 2050 by letter. TK-2143 Reciprocating Engines: Replace Spark Plugs & Check Ignition Timing 15 • Explains how to check ignition timing and replace spark plugs. Identifies spark plug problems and failure modes. TK-2150 Reciprocating Engines: Recognize & Respond To General Maintenance Issues 18 • Identifies the general maintenance issues associated with various components of reciprocating engines and gives their critical measures. TK-2250 Turbine Engines: Identify General Maintenance Issues 15 • Explains the importance of scheduled maintenance; identifies recommended preventive maintenance activities and factors that affect maintenance intervals. TK-2350 Electric Motors: Perform Maintenance ? Overview 12 • Identifies daily and weekly maintenance activities for electric motors; identifies periodic maintenance activities, and lists probable causes and remedies for various troubleshooting scenarios. TK-2353 Electric Motors: Inspect & Replace Air Filters 15 • This task covers inspecting and replacing filters on electric motors. TK-2450 Reciprocating Compressors: General Maintenance Issues 12 • Identifies typical failure modes and critical measurements for reciprocating compressor components. TK-2550 Centrifugal Compressors: Identify General Maintenance Issues 12 • Identifies daily and weekly inspection tasks and periodic inspection tasks TK-2650 Screw Compressors: Identify General Maintenance Issues 12 • Explains preventive and predictive maintenance activities. Identifies failure modes and critical measurements.

Mechanic : Level 2	$348
Includes the following tasks: TK-0804 Identify Use Of Calipers, Dial Indicators, & Gauges 18 • Explains the use of calipers. Identifies types of calipers. Explains how to read a small dial indicator. Describes the operation and use of bore gauges including dial bore gauges, small hole gauges, and telescopic gauges. TK-0805 Identify Use Of Hydraulic Torque Wrench 9 • Explains how to calibrate a torque wrench according to company and manufacturer standards and identifies the use of a hydraulic torque wrench. TK-0807 Identify Use Of Micrometers & Machinist Levels 15 • Explains the use of micrometers and machinist levels and identifies various types of micrometers. TK-2050-A Compressor Packages: Perform Schedule Maintenance For Recip Engines-Recip Compressors 21 • Identifies general procedures for maintaining reciprocating engine-reciprocating compressor package TK-2050-C Compressor Packages: Perform Schedule Maintenance For Recip Engines-Screw Compressors 21 • Identifies general procedures for maintaining reciprocating engine-screw compressor package TK-2050-F Compressor Packages: Perform Schedule Maintenance For Electric Motor-Recip Compressor 18 • Identifies general procedures for maintaining electric motor-reciprocating compressor package TK-2050-H Compressor Packages: Perform Schedule Maintenance For Electric Motor-Screw Compressor 18 • Identifies general procedures for maintaining electric motor-screw compressor packages TK-2054 Inspect & Check Operation Of Coolers (Fan Operation, Blade Pitch, Louver Operation, Inspect Blades & Hub For Cracks, Etc.) 36 • General maintenance procedures for cooling systems; Coolant analysis; Internal and external system cleaning. TK-2151 Reciprocating Engines: Collect & Prepare Oil Samples & Interpret Analysis 24 • This task explains the reasons for oil sampling, gives best practices for conducting oil samples, and describes the contents of an oil analysis report. Attention is given to using the correct oil property terminology and identifying the effects of change in oil properties. TK-2152 Reciprocating Engines: Perform Oil Service (Change Oil, Primary Oil Filters, & Bypass Filters, Where Applicable) 9 • Explains the procedures for changing engine lube oil, changing engine oil filter, and servicing the engine oil strainer. TK-2153 Reciprocating Engines: Collect & Prepare Coolant Samples & Interpret Analysis 12 • Explains how to collect a coolant sample and interpret the coolant analysis report. TK-2157 Reciprocating Engines: Inspect & Replace Turbocharger (Or Turbocharger Cartridge, Where Applicable) 15 • Replacing a turbocharger; Replacing a waste gate; Replacing an aftercooler. TK-2163 Reciprocating Engines: Rebuild Fuel Valves (On 2-Stroke Cycle Engines) 12 • Explains the OEM procedure for fuel valve maintenance with an emphasis on how to remove, rebuild, and replace a fuel valve. TK-2164 Reciprocating Engines: Inspect & Repair Rocker Arm Assembly 9 • This task explains the inspection and repair procedure for the rocker arm assembly including the pushrod and hydraulic lifter. TK-2165 Reciprocating Engines: Inspect & Repair Valve Train Components (Camshaft, Cam Follower, & Push Rods) 9 • Explains the problems caused by irrefular camshaft timing and presents the procedure for checking and adjusting camshaft timing. TK-2169 Reciprocating Engines: Conduct Power Cylinder Compression Pressure Survey 21 • Explains key operating parameters related to power cylinder compression pressure; signs of poor power cylinder operation; best practices for conducting a compression pressure survey or test; hazards of conducting a compression survey TK-2351 Electric Motors: Collect & Prepare Oil Samples & Interpret Analysis (Monthly) 18 • This task focuses on analyzing the lubricating oil used to cool the bearings in an electric motor. TK-2352 Electric Motors: Inspect Lubrication System Operation & Grease Motor Bearings 9 • This task covers the inspection of the lubrication system and greasing the motor bearing. TK-2360 Electric Motors: Check Foundation Bolts For Proper Torque & Correct As Required 15 • This task explains the importance of checking foundation bolt torque to maintain shaft alignment and minimizing engine vibration. TK-2454 Reciprocating Compressors: Remove, Repair, & Replace Compressor Valves 21 • This task gives an overview of compressor valve repairs focusing on general maintenance steps required to remove, repair, and replace compressor valves. Several methods for testing valves are given as well as general maintenance tips. TK-2466 Reciprocating Compressors: Maintain Compressor Valves 18 • Causes of valve failure; Key areas of valve wear; Factors that effect compressor valve efficiency; Best practices in compressor valve maintenance, including: Removing a valve, Disassembling a valve, Inspecting valve components, Assembling a valve, Installing a valve; General procedures for torquing valve cap bolts; Common problems associated with valve maintenance.

Mechanic : Level 3	$204
Includes the following tasks: TK-0808 Identify Alignment & Alignment Methods 18 • Explains the purpose of shaft alignment, describes the difference between cold alignment and hot alignment, identifies types of misalignment, and identifies various types of pre-alignment checks. TK-0820 Identify Hardness Testing Techniques 9 • Explains the reasons for hardness testing giving the benefits of performing a Rockwell hardness test or a Brinell hardness test. TK-0830 Conduct A Web Deflection Survey 9 • Explains the purpose of a web deflection survey and describes how to conduct a web deflection survey. TK-0840 Identify Nondestructive Testing (Ndt) Methods 9 • Explains the purpose of non-destructive testing (NDT), liquid penetrant testing, magnetic particle testing, and ultrasonic testing. TK-0841 Perform Dye Penetrant Ndt 21 • Explains the purpose of dye penetrant testing including types of dye penetrant systems, guidelines for selecting appropriate dye penetrants, tools, best practices, interpreting results, and common problems. Addresses B31Q requirements. TK-0844 Perform Ultrasonic Ndt 18 • Explains purpose of NDT, types of ultrasonic waves, ultrasonic testing techniques, gives guidelines for selecting appropriate technique. Identifies required tools or equipment, best practices, interpreting and documenting test results. TK-1915 Operate & Maintain Pump Type Odorant System 18 • Explains operating principles of pump system. Identifies main components and system operation. Identifies best practices for shut down and restart, odorizer injection rate, fill and overfill requirements. TK-1919 Inspect & Maintain Vaults 9 • Explains requirements for vault gas leak inspection; best practices before entry and vault entry. TK-2156 Reciprocating Engines: Inspect & Verify Turbocharger Performance (Including Checking For Slope, Thrust, & Rub) 18 • Signs of a faulty turbocharger: Low pressure, Oil leak; Inspecting and verifying performance: Measuring turbo pressure; Checking for slope; Checking for thrust; Checking for rub. TK-2181 Reciprocating Engines: Perform Borescope Visual Inspection Of Power Cylinder Liners & Power Heads 21 • Function of power heads and power cylinder liner; signs of problems with power cylinder; best practices for performing borescope inspection. TK-2256 Turbine Engines: Borescope Analysis 15 • Describes the basic concept and technology used to conduct a borescope analysis Explains the basic operation of a borescope, how to perform and interpret a borescope analysis. Describes the equipment used to visually inspect inside the turbine engine. Describes the visual appearance of normal and abnormal equipment wear. TK-2464 Reciprocating Compressors: Inspect & Replace Pressure Packing & Cups 24 • Purpose and major components ; Types of packing rings; Pressure packing and wiper packing materials; Variables for determining use; Failure modes; Signs of a leaks; Industry best practices for inspecting and replacing . TK-2499 Reciprocating Compressors: Comprehensive Overhaul 15 • This task, is a comprehensive summary of an operator?s knowledge of this specific equipment. Many earlier 2400-series tasks provide detailed descriptions of the expertise needed to qualify for this task.

Operator : Level 1	$765
Includes the following tasks: TK-0130 Perform Daily Operations, Scheduling, & Recordkeeping 18 • Describes regular monitoring activities performed at a compressor station, identifying the activities that are performed routinely. Addresses the importance of taking and recording readings. Identifies the rank and responsibilities of personnel that an operator usually interacts with at a compressor station. TK-0300 Identify Principles Of Instrumentation & Controls 24 • Explains concepts and terminology of instrumentation and controls including types of information used in control systems, the purpose of shutdown systems and protective devices, and types of instrumentation wiring diagrams. TK-0320 Identify Sensing & Controlling Devices 21 • Explains the configurations and purposes of sensing devices, the physical identification and location of sensing devices in various unit configurations, and techniques used to verify proper operation of instrumentation. TK-1649 Identify & Report Hazardous Leaks 18 • Explains types of leak surveys, leak detection instruments and methods, response to leak reports, grading of leak severity, leak report procedures, and best practices for leak repair. TK-1920 Fired Heaters: Purpose & Theory Of Operation 24 • This task describes the uses of fired heaters at a natural gas compressor station. The task focuses on identifying key components of indirect and direct fired heaters and describing how each type of heater works. TK-2040 Monitor Compressor Operating Data 15 • Provides a brief description of the routine tasks that an operator completes to ensure the safe operation of various types of compressor packages. TK-2101 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Valve Train Components 15 • Identifies the components of the valve train. Describes the operation of the valve train. TK-2102 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Power Train Components 21 • Identifies the components of the power train. Describes the operation of the power train. TK-2103 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Primary Belt-Driven & Gear-Driven Devices 12 • Identifies the primary belt-driven and gear-driven devices of a reciprocating engine. Describes the purpose and use of auxiliary drives and belts. Explains the safety requirements for adjusting or replacing a drive belt. TK-2107 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of Engine Geometry 21 • Explains the following terms and concepts: crankshaft angles, TDC/BDC, firing order, and timing diagrams. Explains power cylinder and compressor cylinder numbering conventions. TK-2108 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Terms & Concepts Of Basic Combustion 15 • Explains the following terms and concepts: the fire triangle, flame front velocity, LEL and UEL, stochiometric mixtures, and the parabolic burning curve. TK-2109 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of Emissions & Clean Air Requirements 24 • Describes the history of the Clean Air Act. TK-2110 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Air Delivery & Exhaust System 24 • Describes the different types of engine air delivery systems. Identifies air flow paths and components. Explains the theory of operation of different air pressure manifolds. TK-2111 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Fuel Delivery System 18 • Explains the following terms and concepts: fuel supply, carburetion, fuel injection, and governors. TK-2114 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Ignition System--All Available Types 27 • Identifies the components of an ignition system. Describes primary, secondary, and ionization voltage. Identifies spark wear and failure. Identifies features of Altronic and CAT ignition systems, CAT ADEM, Waukesha ECT/ESM and ECT/CEC--To receive all ignition systmes order 2114 or order by letter for engine specific systems. TK-2114-A Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Ignition System--Altronic Ignition System (2000 Only) 18 • Explains the different types of ignition systems. Identifies the components of an ignition system. Describes primary, secondary, and ionization voltage. Identifies spark wear and failure. Identifies elements of the Altronic CPU-2000 ignition system. TK-2114-B Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Ignition System--Cat Eis Ignition System & Controls 18 • Explains the different types of ignition systems. Identifies the components of an ignition system. Describes primary, secondary, and ionization voltage. Identifies spark wear and failure. Identifies elements of the CAT EIS ignition system. TK-2114-C Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Ignition System--Cat Adem Ignition System & Controls 18 • Explains the different types of ignition systems. Identifies the components of an ignition system. Describes primary, secondary, and ionization voltage. Identifies spark wear and failure. Identifies elements of the CAT ADEM III ignition system. TK-2114-D Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Ignition System--Waukesha Ect/Esm 18 • Explains the different types of ignition systems. Identifies the components of an ignition system. Describes primary, secondary, and ionization voltage. Identifies spark wear and failure. Identifies elements of the Waukesha ECT/ESM ignition system. TK-2114-E Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Ignition System--Waukesha Ect/Cec 18 • Explains the different types of ignition systems. Identifies the components of an ignition system. Describes primary, secondary, and ionization voltage. Identifies spark wear and failure. Identifies elements of the Waukesha ECT/CEC ignition system. TK-2119 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Lubrication System 30 • Explains the purpose of lubrication oil. Identifies the main oil lubrication system flow path and its components. Explains lubrication oil composition and viscosity. Identifies basic elements of oil sampling and analysis. Describes the effects of four-stroke cycle engines on oil impurities and life. TK-2120 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Force Feed Lubrication System 21 • Identifies components and describes the operation of the force feed divider block lubricating system. Describes force feed alarm and shutdown devices. Explains the basics of lubrication oil monitoring. TK-2121 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Cooling System 21 • Describes the different engine cooling systems including jacket water, scavenging air, and oil. Describes basic coolant analysis. Identifies cooling system components and flow paths. TK-2122 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Elements Of The Starting System 9 • Describes the purpose of a starting system. Identifies common problems of starting systems. Describes two common starting systems used in reciprocating engines. TK-2123 Reciprocating Engines: Identify Basic Engine Controls 15 • Explains P&ID diagrams and their role in adjusting engine controls. Explains various engine inputs and outputs. TK-2123-A Reciprocating Engines: Identify Air-Fuel Ratio Controllers 27 • Explains the operation of AFRCs used at the compressor station; rich burn, lean burn, and stoichiometric terminology; operation of AFRC components; the effects of too-rich and too-lean mixtures TK-2201 Turbine Engines: Identify Components & Subsystems 18 • This task identifies the major components and subsystems of a turbine engine and explains the purpose of each component and subsystem. TK-2215 Turbine Engines: Identify Lubrication System Components 9 • Knows the location and purpose of each of these systems: Lubricating oil, Hydraulic oil, Seal oil, Accessory drive gear. TK-2301 Electric Motors: Components 15 • This task describes the internal components of an electric motor. TK-2320 Electric Motors: Motor Starters & Vfds 21 • This task describes electric motor starters, including soft starters and variable frequency drives (VFDs), including the function of their principle components and protection features. TK-2401 Reciprocating Compressors: Identify Components 18 • Identifies the major components of a reciprocating compressor and describes the function of each. TK-2403 Reciprocating Compressors: Identify Unloading Devices 18 • Identifies the purpose of unloading devices and the major components of an unloading system, presents the theory of operation of unloading devices, explains the effects of unloading devices on: gas flow, horsepower, and the relationship of pressure to volume. TK-2404 Reciprocating Compressors: Identify Valves 18 • Presents the purpose of compressor cylinder valves and identifies the types of compressor valves. TK-2501 Centrifugal Compressors: Identify Subsystems, Valves, & Controls 15 • Identifies the subsystems of a centrifugal compressor and their purpose; identifies compressor valves and controls TK-2601 Screw Compressors: Identify Components 12 • Identifies the major components of screw compressors and explains their function. Describes the oil system of oil-injected screw compressors. TK-3210 Basics Of Chart Recorders 15 • Understands the basic function a Barton DryFlow chart recorder. Understands the construction and configuration of the Barton DryFlow chart recorder. ? Understand the function of each internal component: Bellows (differential pressure), temperature spring, and static pressure spring; Clock, pens and paper charts: Mechanical linkages. Understand the linkage and relationships between components. Understands the basic maintenance and operating tasks related to the Barton DryFlow chart recorder: Changing charts: Changing pens, changing clock batteries, verifying zero readings, and properly documenting and submitting paperwork/char TK-5000 Identify Pipeline Gas Control Operations (Scada) 24 • Identifies the purpose of a SCADA system explaining the advantages and major components. Major components include HMI, RTU, PLC and field instruments and devices. Describes a basic SCADA control loop. TK-5020 Identify Scada Alarming & Responses To Abnormal Operating Conditions--Dispatcher 15 • Defines abnormal operating conditions; identifies equipment design operating limits for parameters on gauges, transmitters, switches, and actuators; describes normal and abnormal equipment operations, analysis of trending displays, and corrective actions for abnormal conditions; identifies location of site-specific acceptable parameters. TK-5025 Identify Scada Alarming & Responses To Abnormal Operating Conditions--Fieldman 15 • Explains for the gas controller abnormal operating conditions giving equipment parameters for gauges, transmitters, switches, and actuators. Explains normal and abnormal equipment operations, analysis of trending displays, corrective actions for abnormal conditions and the location of site-specific acceptable parameters. TK-5030 Identify Abnormal Operating Conditions Reported By Gas Control 12 • TK-5035 Respond To Notice (Emergency Response)--Gas Controller 30 • Defines notice and provides a general overview of DOT, FERC, and state responses for fire and explosion, gas leak, and transmission.

Operator : Level 2	$495
Includes the following tasks: TK-0160 Isolate Equipment & Piping (Air, Electric, & Fluids) 12 • Explains the purpose of equipment isolation including the importance of lockout/tagout. Describes the basics of isolation of the air system, electrical system, and fluid isolation. Identifies the hazards associated with compressor stations and the dangers of not isolating equipment. TK-0250 Perform Daily Inspection & Maintenance Of Electrical Generator 15 • Explains the basic operation of an electric generator, the adjustments required to change the electric generator output, and the maintenance of generator controls and metering device TK-0603 Changing The Valve Position--Prerequisite 0600 & 0630 18 • Identifies components that change valve position: mechanical stop, position indicator, limit switch. Identifies valve operating designs, valve operation, valve isolation, and valve body bleeds. TK-0802 Identify Use Of Portable Gas Detector 9 • Explains the uses of a portable gas detector describing the differences between the single gas meter and the multigas meter. Explains the importance of proper calibration of a portable gas detector describinghow to calibrate a portable gas detector. Identifies circumstances where the use of a portable gas detector are required and where use may be hazardous. TK-0803 Identify Use Of Infrared Thermometer 9 • Explains how the infrared thermometer works and it limitations. TK-0806 Identify Use Of Manometers & Pressure Gauges 12 • Explains the operation and purpose of instrumentation tools, explains the uses of various pressure gauges. TK-1905 Operate & Maintain Pressure Vessels 12 • Identifies the key operating parameters of scrubbers and filters. Presents basic separator and scrubber operations. Identifies common problems that occur during separation. TK-1916 Routine Visual Inspection Of Tanks 12 • Explains the main points in an API 653 inspection, identifies the items that need to be checked during a routine visual inspection and during a spill/leak investigation. The common causes of spills and leaks are identified. TK-1930 Fired Heaters: Operate & Maintain Indirect Fired Heaters 15 • This task explains the routing operating tasks related to fired heaters in a glycol dehydration unit. The focus of the task includes monitoring and recording key operating parameters, recognizing normal reboiler operation, normal startup and shut down routines, and recognizing common problems. TK-1931 Operate Boilers & Heaters 21 • This task explains the purpose and use of station boilers and heaters focusing on flow and key components of the steam and hot water system. The basic operating principles and components of the systems are explained. TK-2030-A Start/Stop Compressor Package: Recip Engine ? Recip Compressor 12 • Describes typical starting, loading, and shut down sequences for both slow-speed 2-strok cycle engine/compressor units and high-speed 4-stroke cycle engine/compressor units TK-2030-E Start/Stop Compressor Package: Gas Turbine ? Centrifugal Compressor 15 • Identifies general procedures for performing startup and shut down for gas turbine engine-centrifugal compressor packages TK-2115 Reciprocating Engines: Perform Basic Engine Calculations 21 • Explains the terms brake horsepower, torque, and brake specific fuel consumption. TK-2116 Reciprocating Engines: Analyze Engine Performance 15 • Explains pressure-time graphs and pressure-volume graphs. TK-2140 Reciprocating Engines: Perform Daily Operation & Inspection 21 • Highlights daily operation and inspection tasks including those specific to Caterpillar and Waukesha engines. Order by letter for engine specific. TK-2142 Reciprocating Engines: Inspect Air Inlet Systems & Replace Inlet Air Filters 9 • This task identifies the types of air filters and explains how to remove and install air filters. TK-2230 Turbine Engines: Start & Stop Procedures 18 • Identifies general procedures for performing startup and shut down for gas turbine engine. TK-2240 Turbine Engines: Perform Daily Operation & Inspection 24 • Identifies key operating parameters of gas turbines Operating practices to use during maintenance Purpose of inspections, cleaning, and vane alignment Common problems Hazards and abnormal operating conditions TK-2330 Electric Motors: Start & Stop Procedures 18 • This task describes the general procedure for starting and stopping electric motors. TK-2340 Electric Motors: Perform Daily Operation & Inspection 12 • This Operator 2 tasks describes preventive maintenance schedules for electric motors focusing on key operating parameters, daily walkaround activities, trending conditions, and common problems. TK-2405 Reciprocating Compressors: Perform Basic Calculations 33 • Presents explanations and formulas for the following calculations: ratio of compression, differential pressure, discharge temperature, temperature rise, rod reversal, rod load, pulsation, horsepower, and torque. TK-2410 Reciprocating Compressors: Analyzing Performance 18 • Explains patterns for pressure-time and pressure-volume. Explains volumetric efficiency. TK-2430 Reciprocating Compressors: Start & Stop Procedures 15 • This task focuses on the steps and procedures involved in starting and stopping a reciprocating compressor. TK-2440 Reciprocating Compressors: Perform Daily Operation & Inspection 24 • Identifies key operating parameters for compressor operation and for compressor components. Explains regular compressor operating tasks. Identifies hazards and abnormal operating conditions. TK-2540 Centrifugal Compressors: Identify Daily Operation & Inspection Tasks 15 • Identifies controls (inputs and outputs) of centrifugal compressors; daily operations including startup and shut down activities; common problems, hazards, and abnormal operating conditions TK-2605 Screw Compressors: Perform Basic Calculations 12 • Presents formulas to calculate: volume ratio, ratio of compression, horsepower, flow, loading device, and performance map. TK-2640 Screw Compressors: Perform Daily Operation & Inspection 15 • Identifies the key operating parameters of screw compressors. Explains the operation of loading equipment and load and throughput. Identifies hazards and abnormal operating conditions associated with screw compressors. TK-2901 Liquid Pumps & Small Motors: Start, Operate, Maintain, & Shutdown 15 • Explains how to read and interprets piping schematics and P&IDs, basic preventive maintenance required for pumps and motors including bearings, seals, coupling alignment, and belt tension. TK-2912 Air Compressors & Dryers: Operate & Perform Maintenance 12 • Describes the key operating parameters of a compressed air system explaining best practices to follow when starting, operating, monitoring, and shutting down equipment using compressed air. Safety precautions for using compressed air are addressed. TK-2922 Storage Tanks: Operate & Perform Maintenance 12 • Identifies key operating parameters associated with tanks, pipes, and valves addressing safe working practices, common hazards, and inspection methods. TK-3113 Operate Regulating Equipment 24 • Explains the purpose of both gas and air regulators, the general operation and key components of common regulating equipment including manual spring-type regulators, electronic pilot-type regulators and externally controlled (PID) type regulators (simple valve with regulating controller), the basic techniques used to adjust manual regulators and electronic regulators, and the expected response and response type for regulators when the supply pressure changes.

Operator : Level 3	$132
Includes the following tasks: TK-0140 Perform Operational Changes & Equipment Configuration 15 • Explains basic equipment function and piping at the compressor station. Explains the basics of flow and pressure. Gives best practices for adjusting gas pressure or flow set points. Identifies common problems associated with adjusting set points. TK-2030-B Start/Stop Compressor Package: Recip Engine ? Gearbox ? Recip Compressor 12 • Identifies general procedures for performing startup and shut down for reciprocating engine-reciprocating compressor packages TK-2117 Reciprocating Engines: Determine Effect Of Operational Change On Engine Performance 39 • Explains the effects of operations changes on torque, ignition timing, air-fuel ratio, and engine speed. TK-2118 Reciprocating Engines: Recognize & Respond To Abnormal Combustion Conditions 21 • Explains the effects of the following abnormal combustion conditions: misfires, detonation, pre-ignition, and mechanical problems. TK-2144 Reciprocating Engines: Perform Engine Balance 21 • Briefly explains the reasons for performing an engine balance giving symptoms and benefits of balancing an engine. Describes the engine balancing process giving information that will help you decide whether to raise or lower cylinders. Also include information to help you interpret a beta-trap balance summary report. TK-2442 Reciprocating Compressors: Check & Measure Pressure Packing Blow By Or Leaks 9 • This task focuses on the proper techniques used to check and measure blowby and leaks from pressure packing. TK-2504 Centrifugal Compressors: Interpret Performance Maps 15 • Describes the purpose of performance maps; explains how to locate efficient and inefficient operating ranges; identifies operations required to protect against surge, stall, and stonewall; explains how to adjust the operating point of a centrifugal compressor

Operator : Level 4	$96
Includes the following tasks: TK-1911 Operate Odor Testing Equipment 15 • Operation of tube type sampling instrument (Sensidyne) and odorometer type instrument. Best practices for operating each type of sampling instrument. Identification of low and high odorant levels received during testing. TK-1921 Operate Alcohol Injection System 6 • Explains the need for alcohol injection. Presents the purpose of the major components in the alcohol injection system. Describes the basic process and equipment used to inject alcohol. TK-1922 Operate Gas Odorization System 9 • Explains the need for odorizing gas with mercaptan. Describes the purpose and major components in the odorization system. Describes the basic process and equipment used to inject mercaptan. TK-4030 Identify Purpose & Theory Of Operation, Equipment, Flow 24 • Explains the purpose of gas dehydration. Identifies the key components and equipment of the glycol dehydration process. Explains the process of glycol dehydration identifying the key operating parameters, common hazards, and abnormal operating conditions TK-4032 Operate & Perform Routine Maintenance 21 • Explains how to adjust key operating parameters associated with glycol dehydration. Identifies routine operating practices, common problems, hazards, and abnormal operating conditions associated with glycol dehydration. TK-4071 Identify Basic Process, Flow, & Key Equipment For Dry Bed Dehydration 21 • Describes the dry bed dehydration process, key operating parameters, routine operating practices, hazards, and abnormal operating conditions

Analyst : Level 3	$33
Includes the following tasks: TK-2257 Turbine Engines: Vibration Survey 18 • Explains the concepts of vibration, resonant frequency, Fourier transform, and multiples of run speed. Describes the relationship between displacement, velocity, and acceleration. Explains common causes of vibration at various multiples of run speed, the type of equipment and instrumentation used to measure vibration, and allowable or acceptable vibration limits. Explains how to perform, read, and interpret a vibration survey. TK-2258 Turbine Engines: Perform Ingestive Wash For Turbine Engine & Verify Performance Improvements 15 • Identifies when a turbine water was is applicable, the proper equipment and wash fluids need for the equipment, best practices to perform turbine water wash, proper documentation of water wash, and verifies and validate performance change after the water wash.

Pipeliner : Level 1	$306
Includes the following tasks: TK-0710 Inspect Small Piping & Tubing 18 • Explains atmospheric corrosion and its effect on a gas pipeline, identifies leak testing methods, describes how to inspect small piping and tubing, and describes the causes and effects of vibration. TK-0720 Repair Small Piping & Tubing 30 • Explains piping codes and standards, describes the importance of proper machine and work area setup, and describes hand tube-bending and fabrication tasks. TK-0800 Identify The Use & Application Of Standard Torque Wrench 9 • Explains the use of a torque wrench, identifies the types of manual torque wrenches, and explains the importance of a properly calibrated torque wrench. TK-0801 Identify Use Of Non-Sparking Tools 9 • Explains the reason for using non-sparking tools and identifies areas where use of non-sparking tools is required. TK-0810 Identify Use Of Portable Calibration Tools & Voltmeters 18 • Explains the operation and use of a voltmeter, describes the difference between an analog and a digital voltmeter, explains when to use pressure measurement calibration (dead weight testers) and when to use temperature measurement device calibrations (stirred liquid baths). TK-0811 Identify Measurement Conversions 12 • Identifies symbols for various units of measurement (linear, liquid, atmospheric). TK-1000 Identify Basics Of Right-Of-Way 18 • Explains the reasons for and benefits of right-of-way> Describes the process by which a company obtains and maintains right-of way. Identifies environmental concerns related to right-of-way activities. TK-1016 Identify Effects Of Weather On Welding Operations 12 • identifies restrictions on welding related to temperatures below 40 degrees F, rain, and wind. TK-1017 Setup For Welding 15 • Describes the correct bevel, land, and space for various welding processes. It explains the proper fit-up for fillet welds. TK-1018 Identify Basic Welding Procedures--Prerequisites: 4003, 1017, 1016 15 • Explains the purpose of welder qualifications and identifies various types of qualifications: single and multiple qualifications; qualifications by destructive testing and radiography. Explains qualification and disqualification guidelines. TK-1025 Recognize Potential Pipeline Safety Related Conditions 15 • Defines safety-related conditions; DOT reporting requirements. Describes abnormal operating conditions, safety-related conditions, and incidents. Describes remedial actions for safety-related conditions. TK-1030 Install & Maintain Pipeline Markers 18 • Explains pipeline requirements of pipeline marker color, placement, and sign information; Identifies techniques used to place pipeline markers and marker inspection TK-1120 Interpreting Pipeline Schematics 12 • Describes pipeline diagrams, plat maps, and valve numbering schematics. Identifies when to use various pipeline diagrams and schematics. TK-1150 Identify Basics Of Pipeline Pigging 24 • Explains the purpose of pipeline pigging. Describes the function and design of various types of pigs. Identifies the components of pig launchers and receivers. Explains the theory of operation of pig launchers and receivers. TK-1300 Identify Pipeline Coatings & Wraps 27 • Identifies types and causes of pipeline damage; Corrosion and damage control applied by operators; effects of environment on coating; Coating designations; Criteria for selecting coating; Duties of coating repair crew TK-1320 Identify Pipe Surface Preparation Methods 12 • Identifies importance of pipeline surface preparation; Methods of preparation; Anchor pattern TK-1520 Identify Minimum Ground Cover & Underground Clearance Requirements 12 • Company procedures and policies related to maintaining cover above and beneath buried pipeline for various locations (Engineering Standard). Applicable safety precautions associated with maintaining cover over and minimum clearance below pipelines. TK-1649 Identify & Report Hazardous Leaks 18 • Explains types of leak surveys, leak detection instruments and methods, response to leak reports, grading of leak severity, leak report procedures, and best practices for leak repair. TK-1656 Identify Requirements For Pipe Bends & Elbows 12 • Explains requirements for field bends, hot bends on cold-worked or heat-treated pipe, completion of field bend documentation.

Pipeliner : Level 2	$363
Includes the following tasks: TK-0603 Changing The Valve Position--Prerequisite 0600 & 0630 18 • Identifies components that change valve position: mechanical stop, position indicator, limit switch. Identifies valve operating designs, valve operation, valve isolation, and valve body bleeds. TK-0802 Identify Use Of Portable Gas Detector 9 • Explains the uses of a portable gas detector describing the differences between the single gas meter and the multigas meter. Explains the importance of proper calibration of a portable gas detector describinghow to calibrate a portable gas detector. Identifies circumstances where the use of a portable gas detector are required and where use may be hazardous. TK-0805 Identify Use Of Hydraulic Torque Wrench 9 • Explains how to calibrate a torque wrench according to company and manufacturer standards and identifies the use of a hydraulic torque wrench. TK-0806 Identify Use Of Manometers & Pressure Gauges 12 • Explains the operation and purpose of instrumentation tools, explains the uses of various pressure gauges. TK-0807 Identify Use Of Micrometers & Machinist Levels 15 • Explains the use of micrometers and machinist levels and identifies various types of micrometers. TK-1009 Joining Pipe Using Manual Heat Fusion 21 • Identifies heat fusion tools; heat fusion techniques: but, saddle, and socket joining; best practices for heat fusion TK-1010 Locate Pipe 15 • Identifies reasons for locating pipe. Identifies techniques and equipment used to locate pipe. Describes the use of the One-Call program. Explains how to record pipeline location information. TK-1020 Investigate Gas Leaks 21 • Explains how to recognize signs of a gas leak and how to operate gas detection equipment. Identifies environmental issues related to gas leaks. TK-1026 Identify Basics Of Pipeline Operation 15 • Explains horsepower, pressure, and flow rate; affect of changes in pipeline parameters; factors that affect pipeline parameters; how to determine flow rate; packing the line (line-pack); how to determine pressure losses TK-1040 Perform Gas Leak Survey/Flame Ionization Detection (Leak Test At Operating Pressure) 12 • Explains pipeline class locations, encroachment, and pipeline patrol requirements including what to look for in a high consequence area and requirements for right-of-way markers and signs. Explains requirements for maintaining records for patrol, survey, inspection, or test of pipeline. TK-1042 Conduct Class Location Survey 15 • Describes classes of pipeline locations. Explains encroachment and how it relates to pipeline class location. Outlines how to conduct a class location survey. Explains how to prepare for a class location survey. Explains how to complete class location survey documentation and reports. TK-1100 Perform Shutdown, Startup, & Pressure Change Operations 15 • Reviews requirements for maintaining MAOP, reading plat books, operating valves and verifying position, lockout/tagout procedures, measuring and interpreting pipeline operating parameters. Explains the basic process of shutting down, isolating, and restarting the pipeline segment. TK-1110 Remove Natural Gas & Air From Pipelines 24 • Describes the processes of isolating, blowing down, and purging the pipeline and its equipment. Identifies common methods of purging pipeline equipment. TK-1111 Changing Pipeline Parameters 18 • Explains how changes in pipeline parameters affect each other when gas demand increases or decreases. TK-1151 Maintain Pig Launchers & Receivers 12 • Describes the various types of door closures used on launchers and receivers. Explains the purpose and types of pig signals. Describes how to inspect and maintain pig receivers. Describes how to assess a pig after use. TK-1321 Apply Coating To Pipes 21 • Identifies environmental and operating factors affecting coating application; Mixing the coating; Calculating dray and wet film thickness; Adding thinner; Methods of applying coating; Common problems TK-1323 Apply Wraps To Pipes 15 • Identifies different types of wraps; Best practices for wrap applications; Installation of banding materials TK-1505 Lowering Pipe Into Trench 9 • Explains hoop stress requirement for installing; backfill requirements; Inspection requirements; harnessing and buttressing when pipe is not straight. TK-1510 Perform Backfill Pipeline Excavation 9 • Explains draining of soil, adding terraces, environmental remediation of soil, rock shield, padding of pipe. TK-1527 Patrol Right-Of-Way Easement 24 • Describes what to look for when patrolling the pipeline right-of-way. Explains the meaning of minimum pipeline cover and underground clearance. Describes best practices related to basic pipeline repair focusing on test requirements after the repair and record keeping requirements. TK-1900 Identify The Basics Of Pressure Vessels 30 • This task focuses on the purpose of pressure vessels (dust filters, scrubbers, filters, separators, filter/separator, drips), identifies the components of separators, the makeup of pipeline quality gas including its contaminants, and the basic types of gas conditioning equipment. TK-1905 Operate & Maintain Pressure Vessels 12 • Identifies the key operating parameters of scrubbers and filters. Presents basic separator and scrubber operations. Identifies common problems that occur during separation. TK-1916 Routine Visual Inspection Of Tanks 12 • Explains the main points in an API 653 inspection, identifies the items that need to be checked during a routine visual inspection and during a spill/leak investigation. The common causes of spills and leaks are identified.

Pipeliner : Level 3	$162
Includes the following tasks: TK-0820 Identify Hardness Testing Techniques 9 • Explains the reasons for hardness testing giving the benefits of performing a Rockwell hardness test or a Brinell hardness test. TK-1014 Removing & Repairing A Weld 15 • Identifies minimum mechanical properties for welds; requirements for repair to pipes operating at pressure that produces a hoop stress of 20% of SMYS and 40% of SMYS. Identifies repair inspection procedures and requirements to document repairs. TK-1065 Identify Abandon In Place Procedures 21 • Defines abandonment terminology, presents considerations before abandoning stressing environmental concerns, government regulations, and procedures for abandoning in place. TK-1152 Perform Pigging Operation 33 • Explains the requirements for planning a pigging operation including identifying required equipment and documentation. Identifies proper pigging procedures. Describes how to monitor and track an operating pig. TK-1322 Measuring The Coating Thickness 12 • Identifies wet and dry film thickness measurement tools; Methods for determining coating thickness TK-1530 Inspect For Pipe Damage During Excavation Or Blasting 18 • Identification of excavation activities related to inspecting for pipeline damage; requirements to notify public and company of possible damage due to excavation, inspection requirements for pipelines that may have been damaged during excavation; requirements to perform leak detection tests; documenting pipeline damage. TK-1637 Conduct Tapping Operation 1" & 2" 12 • Identifies best practices for conducting hot taps on pipes less than 2 inches; identifies equipment used to tap large bores TK-1638 Conduct Tapping Operation 3" 12 • Identifies best practices for conducting hot taps on pipes greater than 2 inches; identifies equipment used to tap small bores TK-1651 Inspect & Repair Defects On Steel Pipe 21 • Identification of defects on steel pipe including internal or external corrosion pitting, longitudinal weld, and excavation damage; best practices for field replacement and repair techniques; inspecting field repairs using magnetic particle or liquid dye penetrant testing, inspection related documentation. TK-1919 Inspect & Maintain Vaults 9 • Explains requirements for vault gas leak inspection; best practices before entry and vault entry.

Instrumentation : Level 1	$66
Includes the following tasks: TK-0300 Identify Principles Of Instrumentation & Controls 24 • Explains concepts and terminology of instrumentation and controls including types of information used in control systems, the purpose of shutdown systems and protective devices, and types of instrumentation wiring diagrams. TK-0320 Identify Sensing & Controlling Devices 21 • Explains the configurations and purposes of sensing devices, the physical identification and location of sensing devices in various unit configurations, and techniques used to verify proper operation of instrumentation. TK-0350 Operate Basic Calibration Equipment 21 • Explains the basic concepts of zero and span, methods of testing and calibration, the concepts to disarm and isolate instrumentation, and procedures used to test and calibrate instrumentation.

Instrumentation : Level 2	$60
Includes the following tasks: TK-0352 Calibrate Engine & Compressor Operating Panels 24 • Explains the purpose of protective devices and types of instrumentation and controls used to protect equipment TK-0356 Perform Basic Troubleshooting & Repair Of Control Panels (Multimeter/Read Prints) 24 • Explains multimeter basics; Types of multimeter currents; Different types of multimeters; Components of a multimeter; How to take multimeter measurements; Troubleshooting with a multimeter; Common problems of a multimeter. TK-0470 Maintain & Inspect Safety Systems 12 • Describes routine safety system maintenance focusing on safety guidelines, common problems, hazards, key operating parameters, and abnormal operating condition.

Electrician : Level 1	$114
Includes the following tasks: TK-0200 Identify Basic Electrical Properties & Safety 24 • Describes typical uses of electricity in a compressor station. Explains incoming power supply, normal delivery, and basic theory of AC and DC power. Explains basic electrical classifications and National Electric Code. Explains basic electrical grounding systems and three-phase electrical power. TK-0210 Locate & Operate Electrical Switches & Breakers 30 • Explains the basic construction and operation of circuit breakers, switches, and fuses. Explains meters, motor starters, soft starts and the VFD. Describes transformers and the delta and wye configurations. Identifies abnormal conditions that necessitate active devices. Explains the function and typical layout of a 480V MCC/EDC. TK-0230 Read & Interpret One-Line Diagrams 12 • Explains how to read and interpret one-line diagrams. Identifies common symbols used in one-line diagrams. TK-2301 Electric Motors: Components 15 • This task describes the internal components of an electric motor. TK-2320 Electric Motors: Motor Starters & Vfds 21 • This task describes electric motor starters, including soft starters and variable frequency drives (VFDs), including the function of their principle components and protection features. TK-2350 Electric Motors: Perform Maintenance ? Overview 12 • Identifies daily and weekly maintenance activities for electric motors; identifies periodic maintenance activities, and lists probable causes and remedies for various troubleshooting scenarios.

Electrician : Level 2	$48
Includes the following tasks: TK-0220 Identify & Troubleshoot Basic Electrical Problems (120/208/240 Vac) 18 • Explains how to select appropriate test equipment for various electrical voltages. Identifies responsibilities, limitations, and certifications required to operate, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical equipment. Describes basic procedures for identifying, replacing, and testing bad/blown fuses. Identifies potential safety hazards and appropriate use of PPE. TK-2330 Electric Motors: Start & Stop Procedures 18 • This task describes the general procedure for starting and stopping electric motors. TK-2340 Electric Motors: Perform Daily Operation & Inspection 12 • This Operator 2 tasks describes preventive maintenance schedules for electric motors focusing on key operating parameters, daily walkaround activities, trending conditions, and common problems.

Electrician : Level 3	$39
Includes the following tasks: TK-0240 Maintain & Troubleshoot Electrical Generator Control Panels 24 • Explains the basic operation of AC generators. Describes generator configuration basics. Explains the layout of the generator control panel and identifies its components. Explains basic principles of electric power generation and synchronous generation. TK-0250 Perform Daily Inspection & Maintenance Of Electrical Generator 15 • Explains the basic operation of an electric generator, the adjustments required to change the electric generator output, and the maintenance of generator controls and metering device

Corrosion : Level 1	$57
Includes the following tasks: TK-1022 Identify Parameters Of Pipe Strength Testing 18 • Explains stability requirements of pipeline and associated equipment using support anchors TK-1200 Identify Basic Elements Of Cathodic Protection 24 • Explains the corrosion process, electrode combinations that cause corrosion, impressed current cathodic protection, and galvanic cathodic protection. TK-1224 Insert & Retrieve Internal Corrosion Probes 15 • Explains installation of the packing gland, the Easy Tool, the probe, and the Safety Chain. Explains retracting the probe.

Corrosion : Level 2	$246
Includes the following tasks: TK-1019 Perform Visual Inspection Of Welds 15 • Reviews the prerequisites for someone making a visual inspection including: knowledge of applicable codes and standards, passing vision test J-1 letters, applicable inspection tools, elements of inspection, and best practices for visual inspection of welds. TK-1122 Monitor & Maintain Above Ground Supports & Anchors 21 • Explains requirements to ensure stability of pipeline and associated equipment using supports and anchors and the necessity of documenting findings. TK-1123 Inspect & Repair Casings 30 • Explains requirements for casings used in transmission lines that cross under a railroad or highway including superimposed loads, sealed casing ends, MAOP and SMYS requirements, vent requirements, and documentation requirements. TK-1124 Perform Field Repair Of Pipeline Imperfections & Damages 15 • Identifies basic knowledge and skills necessary to make pipeline repairs including testing and record requirements. TK-1202 Perform Current Attenuation Survey 9 • Explains AC attenuation survey terminology and identifies best practices for performing an AC attenuation survey TK-1203 Perform Acvg Survey 9 • Explains alternate current voltage gradient survey terminology and best practices for performing an ACVG survey TK-1204 Perform Cell-To-Cell Survey 12 • Explains cell-to-cell terminology and best practices for performing a cell-to-cell survey TK-1205 Perform Close Interval Survey 12 • Explains close interval survey terminology and best practices for performing a close interval survey TK-1206 Perform Dcvg Survey 9 • Explains direct current voltage gradient survey terminology and best practices for performing a DCVG survey TK-1207 Install Magnesium Anode Bank 9 • Explains the purpose of a magnesium anode bank, DOT standards for magnesium anode, and best practices for magnesium anode installation. TK-1209 Perform 100 Millivolt Shift Survey 9 • Explains the purpose of the 100 millivolt shift survey, best practices for performing the survey, potentials associated with the survey, calculating the current and potential parameters. TK-1211 Measure Pipe & Soil Potential 12 • Explains use of the meter, best practices for testing, and documentation of results. TK-1216 Install Thermite Weld 12 • Explains the purpose of thermite welds, preparation of pipe surface before welding, best practices for applying a weld to pipe, and best practices for repair of the affected coating. TK-1220 Operate Rectifier 9 • Explains the functions of the rectifiers and diodes, operation of rectifier, methods of checking a rectifier, and DOT required documentation. TK-1222 Monitor Internal Corrosion Probes 15 • Explains the use of internal corrosion probes, OSHA requirements to check the probes, use of the probe monitor, and basic methods of calculating the corrosion rate and metal loss. TK-1225 Monitor For Atmospheric Corrosion 12 • Explains the basics of atmospheric corrosion and visual inspection for abnormal conditions and inspected locations. TK-1232 Troubleshoot & Repair Cathodic Protection Rectifier 15 • Explains inspection requirements, troubleshooting best practices, remedial action for corrosion control, monitoring non-cathodically protected pipeline, and best practices for replacing a rectifier. TK-1312 Repair Of Cathodic Protection Cable 9 • Explains the requirements to ensure mechanical and electrical integrity when connecting the lead wire to the pipeline and various installation methods. TK-1315 Monitor For External Corrosion 12 • Explains methods of inspecting for external corrosion including visual and indirect inspection. Explains requirements for remedial action for exposed pipe, cathodic protecting testing requirements, rectifier inspection requirements, checking of reverse current switches, diodes, and interface bonds. Requirements for remedial action and re-evaluation of active corrosion sites.

Corrosion : Level 3	$120
Includes the following tasks: TK-0840 Identify Nondestructive Testing (Ndt) Methods 9 • Explains the purpose of non-destructive testing (NDT), liquid penetrant testing, magnetic particle testing, and ultrasonic testing. TK-0841 Perform Dye Penetrant Ndt 21 • Explains the purpose of dye penetrant testing including types of dye penetrant systems, guidelines for selecting appropriate dye penetrants, tools, best practices, interpreting results, and common problems. Addresses B31Q requirements. TK-0843 Perform Radiographic Ndt 21 • Explains the purpose of radiographic testing including types of radiographic tests, guidelines for selecting best technique, tools, best practices, interpreting and documenting test results, and common problems. Addresses B31Q requirements. TK-0844 Perform Ultrasonic Ndt 18 • Explains purpose of NDT, types of ultrasonic waves, ultrasonic testing techniques, gives guidelines for selecting appropriate technique. Identifies required tools or equipment, best practices, interpreting and documenting test results. TK-1112 Repairing A Pressurized Pipeline 15 • Identifies options for repairing a pipeline segment. Explains repair options. TK-1215 Monitor For Internal Corrosion 27 • Explains the basics of internal corrosion, internal corrosion control, internal corrosion monitoring plan, and sample/corrosion points and high consequence areas. TK-1310 Operate Remote Monitoring Software 9 • Explains the use of remote monitors to obtain rectifier output readings and send notification of rectifier alarms.

Measurement : Level 1	$93
Includes the following tasks: TK-0300 Identify Principles Of Instrumentation & Controls 24 • Explains concepts and terminology of instrumentation and controls including types of information used in control systems, the purpose of shutdown systems and protective devices, and types of instrumentation wiring diagrams. TK-0320 Identify Sensing & Controlling Devices 21 • Explains the configurations and purposes of sensing devices, the physical identification and location of sensing devices in various unit configurations, and techniques used to verify proper operation of instrumentation. TK-0350 Operate Basic Calibration Equipment 21 • Explains the basic concepts of zero and span, methods of testing and calibration, the concepts to disarm and isolate instrumentation, and procedures used to test and calibrate instrumentation. TK-3150 Identify Principles Of Gas Sampling 12 • Explains why gas is sampled including how each piece of sampling equipment functions as a whole. Explains the methods of gas sampling including spot sampling, composite sampling and online chromatograph. TK-3210 Basics Of Chart Recorders 15 • Understands the basic function a Barton DryFlow chart recorder. Understands the construction and configuration of the Barton DryFlow chart recorder. ? Understand the function of each internal component: Bellows (differential pressure), temperature spring, and static pressure spring; Clock, pens and paper charts: Mechanical linkages. Understand the linkage and relationships between components. Understands the basic maintenance and operating tasks related to the Barton DryFlow chart recorder: Changing charts: Changing pens, changing clock batteries, verifying zero readings, and properly documenting and submitting paperwork/char

Measurement : Level 2	$66
Includes the following tasks: TK-0803 Identify Use Of Infrared Thermometer 9 • Explains how the infrared thermometer works and it limitations. TK-0804 Identify Use Of Calipers, Dial Indicators, & Gauges 18 • Explains the use of calipers. Identifies types of calipers. Explains how to read a small dial indicator. Describes the operation and use of bore gauges including dial bore gauges, small hole gauges, and telescopic gauges. TK-3115 Change Orifice Plate In Daniel Senior Fitting 15 • This task identifies best practices for removing, inserting, and lubricating an orifice plate. Abnormal operatin conditions are identified. TK-3151 Attach & Operate Gas Sample System 12 • Identifies the principles of operation for spot sample system, dew point tester, and panametric instrument. Explains best practices for using Bureau of Mines instruments, electronic instruments, and spot sample system. TK-3152 Operate Gas Dew Point Tester 12 • This task identifies the principles of operation for dew point testers and Panametric instrument. It identifies best practices for using Bureau of Mines instruments and electronic instruments

Measurement : Level 3	$57
Includes the following tasks: TK-1915 Operate & Maintain Pump Type Odorant System 18 • Explains operating principles of pump system. Identifies main components and system operation. Identifies best practices for shut down and restart, odorizer injection rate, fill and overfill requirements. TK-3012 Install, Operate, & Maintain Meters--Large Commercial & Industrial (Greater Than 800 Cfh) 27 • Describes meters by type including diaphram, turbine, rotary, and orifice. Explains meter bypass and isolation valves, meter pressure, temperature, and flow rate. Explains best practices for bypassing a meter, putting a meter in service, taking a meter out of service. TK-3140 Operate Gas Quality Instruments (Gas Chromatograph, Hydrogen Sulfide, Oxygen) 12 • This task covers the identification and operation of several types of instruments: gas chromatograph, hydrogen sulfide, and oxygen sensors