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2026 Pre-Conference Training

2026 NJWA Pre-Conference Training

2026 Annual Conference — Pre-Conference Training

Pre-Conference Training Registration

Tuesday, October 6, 2026 Harrah's Resort & Casino, Atlantic City
Member rate requires a current NJWA membership. Not sure of your status? Call 609-242-7111 or email office@njwater.org.
Oct 6
Pre-Conference Training Date
3.0
Water& Wastewater, 3.0 Technical CPWM
$0–$50
Registration Fee
Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Making It Make Sense: Buried Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Evaluation, Optimization, and Rehabilitation

Presented by H2M

Registration Now Open

This pre-conference session takes place the day before the 2026 NJWA Annual Management & Technical Conference. Registration is free for anyone attending the conference on October 7 and/or 8. A $50 fee applies for those attending the pre-conference training only.

Members & Conference Attendees
FREE with any conference registration
Pre-Conference Training Only
$50 if not attending Oct 7 or 8
Attendee TypeDescriptionFee
Members & Conference AttendeesFor current NJWA members or attendees already registered for the conference on Oct 7 and/or 8.$0.00
Non-Members & Standalone AttendeesFor those not attending the conference on Oct 7 or 8, or not a current NJWA member.$50.00
What You'll Learn

Course Description

For the pre-conference workshop at NJWA's Annual Management & Technical Conference, H2M will survey the major aspects of asset management for buried water and wastewater pipeline infrastructure, delivered across three technical modules.

1
Evaluation
Focal points include evaluation of drinking water distribution and transmission mains, with a similar review for sanitary sewage collection and conveyance mains.
2
Optimization
A deep dive into optimization techniques for distributed water quality — maximizing service life of water mains and minimizing nuisance aesthetic concerns (taste, odor, discoloration), plus minimizing corrosion and sewer gases in collection systems.
3
Rehabilitation
A survey of physical techniques and industry best practices for rehabilitating buried water and sewer mains — practical and logistical, including timelines and construction costs.