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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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"Unaccounted for" Water Loss |
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For:
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Water/Wastewater/CPWM |
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Date:
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010 |
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Place:
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Wharton American Legion |
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Instruction By:
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Greg Picher |
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Credits:
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4.0 TCH |
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Almost every water system has a problem locating lines and with water loss. There are many good reasons to search for missing water. By lowering your systems water loss, you can reduce wear on equipment. You can also lower electricity bills and other operating costs for treatment, pumping and storing water, and at the same time help to conserve our most valuable resource.
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Hazards Communication RIGHT TO KNOW |
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For:
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Water/Wastewater/CPWM |
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Date:
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Thursday, July 29, 2010 |
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Place:
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Wharton American Legion |
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Instruction By:
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Harry Smith |
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Credits:
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3.0 TCH |
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This course is designed to inform utility professionals of their rights under the "Right To Know (Hazards Communication) Act" and access to information about substances with which they work. With this information, workers learn of job related health risks and ways to minimize their exposure.
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Title:
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"Unaccounted for" Water Loss |
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For:
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Water/Wastewater/CPWM |
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Date:
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Wednesday, August 04, 2010 |
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Place:
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Hightstown Fire Station |
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Instruction By:
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Greg Picher |
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Credits:
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4.0 TCH |
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Almost every water system has a problem locating lines and with water loss. There are many good reasons to search for missing water. By lowering your systems water loss, you can reduce wear on equipment. You can also lower electricity bills and other operating costs for treatment, pumping and storing water, and at the same time help to conserve our most valuable resource.
Click here to Download the agenda
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Title:
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"Unaccounted for" Water Loss |
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For:
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Water/Wastewater/CPWM |
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Date:
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010 |
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Place:
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Brooklawn Community Center |
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Instruction By:
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Greg Picher |
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Credits:
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4.0 TCH |
| Course Description:
Almost every water system has a problem locating lines and with water loss. There are many good reasons to search for missing water. By lowering your systems water loss, you can reduce wear on equipment. You can also lower electricity bills and other operating costs for treatment, pumping and storing water, and at the same time help to conserve our most valuable resource.
Click here to Download the agenda
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Public Relations & Consumer Outreach |
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For:
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Water/Wastewater/CPWM |
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Date:
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Tuesday, August 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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3.0 TCH |
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Public Relations, Consumer Outreach and Public Notification are all about promoting understanding, support and goodwill between your water/wastewater system and the public. It’s a means to protect public health, build trust with consumers through open and honest sharing of information, and establish an ongoing, positive relationship with the community. Any type of Consumer Outreach, or Public Notice can also help consumers understand rate increases and support increased funding for drinking water / wastewater treatment and source water protection.
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Public Relations & Consumer Outreach |
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For:
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Water/Wastewater/CPWM |
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Date:
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Thursday, August 26, 2010 |
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Place:
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Egg Harbor City Fire Station |
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Instruction By:
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Regulatory Compliance Labs |
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Credits:
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3.0 TCH |
| Course Description:
Public Relations, Consumer Outreach and Public Notification are all about promoting understanding, support and goodwill between your water/wastewater system and the public. It’s a means to protect public health, build trust with consumers through open and honest sharing of information, and establish an ongoing, positive relationship with the community. Any type of Consumer Outreach, or Public Notice can also help consumers understand rate increases and support increased funding for drinking water / wastewater treatment and source water protection.
Click here to Download the agenda
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