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Training is the bedrock of NJWATER services. One of the main reasons we are in existence is to provide class-room and on-site training to water and wastewater utility personnel on the most up-to-date methods of efficient utility operations and management techniques. Our instructors come from many backgrounds in the waterand wastewater field. Many instructors hold T,W,C or N Class Licenses or have worked in the regulatory or compliance aspect of water/wasterwater.
Registration for classes are from 8:00AM - 8:30AM unless noted otherwise. All training from NJWATER is for credit please arrive on time.
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Title:
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Water Supply Managementt |
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For:
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Water/CPWM |
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Date:
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Tuesday, February 09, 2010 |
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Place:
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Brooklawn Community Center |
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Instruction By:
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Regulatory Compliance Labs |
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Credits:
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4.0 |
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A supply of sufficient clean drinking water is often taken for granted, but it requires a considerable technical and financial effort to ensure a reliable and economic water supply. This course presents an up-to-date overview of water supply management and aims at efficient management of water supply schemes rather than design of new works. Sections are devoted to water demands, management of reservoirs and conjunctive use of alternative sources. Asset management and loss control are also considered. Water quality is also discussed.
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Water Storage Tanks - Selections, Inspection, Operation & Maintenance |
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For:
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Water/Wastewater/CPWM |
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Date:
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010 |
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Place:
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Brooklawn Community Center |
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Instruction By:
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Richard G. Gray - North East Aquastore, Inc. |
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Credits:
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4.0 |
Course Description:
THIS COURSE HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Water tanks are liquid storage containers, these tanks are usually storing water for human consumption. The need for water tank systems is as old as civilized man. A water tank provides for the storage of drinking water, irrigation agriculture, fire suppression, agricultural farming and livestock, chemical manufacturing, food preparation as well as many other possible solutions.
This course will help water utility professionals learn about proper water storage tank selection, location, installation, inspection, operation and maintenance. This course will also provide information about telecommunication antennae on storage tanks.
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Title:
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Water Supply Management |
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For:
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Water/CPWM |
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Date:
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010 |
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Place:
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Wharton American Legion |
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Instruction By:
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Regulatory Compliance Labs |
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Credits:
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4.0 |
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A supply of sufficient clean drinking water is often taken for granted, but it requires a considerable technical and financial effort to ensure a reliable and economic water supply. This course presents an up-to-date overview of water supply management and aims at efficient management of water supply schemes rather than design of new works. Sections are devoted to water demands, management of reservoirs and conjunctive use of alternative sources. Asset management and loss control are also considered. Water quality is also discussed.
Click here to Download the agenda
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Title:
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Water Storage Tanks - Selection, Inspection, Operation & Maintenance |
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For:
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Water/Wastewater/CPWM |
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Date:
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Thursday, February 25, 2010 |
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Place:
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Wharton American Legion |
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Instruction By:
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Richard G. Gray - North East Aquastore, Inc. |
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Credits:
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4.0 |
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Water tanks are liquid storage containers, these tanks are usually storing water for human consumption. The need for water tank systems is as old as civilized man. A water tank provides for the storage of drinking water, irrigation agriculture, fire suppression, agricultural farming and livestock, chemical manufacturing, food preparation as well as many other possible solutions.
This course will help water utility professionals learn about proper water storage tank selection, location, installation, inspection, operation and maintenance. This course will also provide information about telecommunication antennae on storage tanks.
Click here to Download the agenda
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In-Depth Training on the Ground Water Rule |
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For:
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Water/CPWM |
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Date:
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010 |
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Place:
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Hightstown Fire House |
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Instruction By:
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NJDEP Staff |
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Credits:
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4.0 TCH |
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The Ground Water Rule (GWR) was promulgated in the Federal Register on November 8, 2006. The purpose of the GWR is to provide for increased protection against microbial pathogens, specifically viral & bacterial pathogens, in public Groundwater Systems (GWS). EPA is particularly concerned about GWSs that are susceptible to fecal contamination because these systems may be at risk of supplying water that contains harmful microbial pathogens. The GWR builds upon the Total Coliform Rule (TCR) by addressing the health risks of fecal contamination in community & non-community ground water systems which utilize ground water sources.
The purpose of this Training is to provide an in-depth explanation of the requirements of the GWR and to address the provisions with which systems will have to comply.
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