OPACITYVISION VRAuthority and permit
Confirm the agency, permit, employer and intended use that govern the observer’s work.
Kansas Method 9 certification
VR smoke school for Kansas facilities and observers.
Use an approved VR certification path where it fits—or choose an established in-person provider—while keeping students, facilities, contacts and six-month certification records together.
Two practical Kansas paths
OpacityVision VR: Eligible observers can complete the approved headset-based certification workflow through the appropriate portal and supported equipment.
In-person smoke school: Kansas teams can use a public class or request private onsite training from a trusted training partner, including Kansas-based Opaque Smoke School.
Local advantage
Kansas employers can combine nearby in-person support with a flexible VR option instead of forcing every observer into one method.
Find Kansas in-person trainingWhat to confirm before certification
Approved workflow
OpacityVision VR is EPA-approved under provider-specific ALT-152C. The actual system, equipment and process must match the approval.
Student readiness
Check the lecture requirement, official eligibility, token, supported headset and browser before beginning the timed test.
Kansas acceptance is use-specific
This page does not claim blanket acceptance for every Kansas facility or purpose. Review the applicable Kansas Department of Health and Environment requirements, facility permit, employer policy and intended use before relying on any certification path.
Review the state-acceptance guide · Read about ALT-152C · Check supported VR equipment