Reseña del libro "Septic System Inspection Course For Home & Building Inspectors (en Inglés)"
Are you performing building or home inspections where the client needs to understand the septic system? Our 3-hour Septic inspection and Dye Testing course can help inspectors offer this service. We will provide you the knowledge on how to assess the plumbing drain systems, what a septic field is, different types of septic systems, general requirements, and how to perform septic dye testing. You will learn the steps and procedures to properly inspect and report on septic systems in commercial and residential real estate. The course has been designed to identify the steps of the inspection sequence, as well to provide information on related science and research on the function of individual system components. Topics Covered: SEPTIC SYSTEM INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE COURSE What is a Septic System - What is Onsite Wastewater Disposal? Explaining septic systems to clients What are the Functions of a Septic System: What are the Components of a Typical Septic System (Onsite Waste Disposal System) Special Types of Septic Systems and Alternative Septic Designs Septic Failure Causes for Septic Systems: Defining "Failed" Onsite Wastewater Treatment or Disposal Septic Failure Criteria Cesspool failures (MA) Massachusetts Soil Absorption System Failures (leach fields, drain fields, seepage pits) Maintenance Needs of Septic Systems Septic Tank pumping frequency depends on these variables: Septic System Inspection Safety & Health Concerns: How to Inspect & Evaluate the Condition of Septic Systems - On Site Waste Disposal Collect Historical Information about the Onsite Waste Disposal System Visual Site Inspection of the Septic System: Locate the Septic System Inspecting Outside Waste Piping Performing Septic Loading & Dye Tests Pumping Septic Tanks for Further Investigation of System Condition Excavating & Inspecting Septic Distribution Boxes Inspecting the Soil Absorption System of an Onsite Wastewater Disposal System Recent & Future Trends in Onsite Waste Disposal Systems Concern for Water Quality is increasing Effluent Disposal vs. Treatment Legislation & Mandated Upgrades Alternative and Advanced Onsite Waste Water Treatment & Disposal Systems are Available How to conduct septic inspections & report septic system conditions: This septic system inspection and testing classroom presentation explains how septic systems are inspected & tested, from the basics of what a septic system is, what the components of a septic system are, how each component is found and inspected, and what constitutes a septic system failure at each component or step. We give detailed procedures for visual inspection of septic systems, septic system testing including loading and dye tests and other procedures, invasive inspection methods, septic tank pumping, D-box examination, field inspection, septic capacity evaluation, & reporting the condition of septic systems, drywells, cesspools, leachfields, galleys and other onsite waste disposal systems and equipment. Future trends in on site waste / wastewater disposal & legislation pertaining to septic systems and groundwater contamination are also discussed. Global Warming & Septic Systems Septic system inspector licensing or qualifications Septic system inspection levels: level 0, level 1, level 2 defined Sample Septic Inspection Worksheets & Test Reports
