WELCOME to the STATION ATTENDANT TRAINING COURSE

The Station Attendant Training Course is designed to ensure the safe operation of fuel handling facilitites to protect workers, the public and the environment. This course is recommended for all attendants employed at full-serve, self-serve, cardlock/keylock, and remotely monitored sites.

In Ontario, every station attendant is required by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority's Liquid Fuels Handling Code to be trained in the use of all equipment, and trained to take action in the event of a spill or leak of product, or any emergency condition.

Fuels Safety On-line Inc. is accredited by the TSSA as an approved training provider.

Fuels Safety On-line Inc.'s Station Attendant Training Course fulfills the legal requirement for station attendant training. The course consists of 7 chapters, with a short test at the end of each chapter.

To sign up for the course

• The course costs $149.00, plus HST
• You may pay with VISA or MasterCard
• Click here to sign up

Copyright

Please be aware that the course material offered by Fuels Safety On-line Inc. is copyright protected and may only be downloaded, printed and used by the person who purchased and registered for the course. Any other printing, copying or distribution of the course material is strictly prohibited. This course is not intended as a "train the trainer" course.

System requirements

To properly view the course content and take the tests, you will need the following minimum system and software:

• a 56Kb modem, or faster, connection to the internet.
• Internet Explorer 11, or Safari, or Firefox are recommended browsers. However, Edge is not recommended.
• Adobe Reader, a free download from Adobe Systems, Click here

Course requirements

• Liquid Fuels Handling Code 2007 would be a useful reference, but is not required to complete the course. This document may be obtained from the Canadian Standards Association on-line store at www.ShopCSA.ca  
• You must have an email address

Time requirements

• It should take you about 6 to 8 hours of study time to complete the course
• You should complete the course within a period of 10 days, from start to finish