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MIT

ON

E Water Education

Presented by CA-NV Section AWWA

Earn Up to 6 Contact Hours

Santiago Canyon College • Orange, CA 92869

SEMINAR 2014

Cal State East Bay OAKLAND CAMPUS • Oakland, CA 94607ORANGE, CA

OAKLAND, CA

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MIT

ON

E Water EducationPresented by CA-NV Section AWWA

Earn Up to 6 Contact Hours

Santiago Canyon College • 8045 E. Chapman Ave

SEMINAR 2017Orange, CA

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Division of Drinking Water Regulation Update

Jeff O’Keefe, SWRCB, DDW

EARN UP TO 6 CONTACT HOURS

Drinking Water Regulations

California Waterworks Standard

Dmitriy Ginzburg, SWRCB, DDW

Revised Total Coliform Rule - Level 1 Assessments

Sean McCarthy, SWRCB, DDW

How the Changes in ELAP Regulations will a�ect WQ Laboratories & WQ Sta�

Jeffry Dennis & Miriam Ghabour, MWD

Service Pipes Have Many Options

Patrick Michael, Golden Sun Marketing

Why are Fixed Networks Challenging to Deploy?

Michele Harvey, Badger Meter

Unidirectional Flushing 101

Alex Chakmak & Eliseo Quintanilla, Golden State Water Company

SCADA Considerations when Migrating/Upgrading for Small Municipalities Joe Bingham, AES Global

Distribution System Challenges

System Control, SCADA, IT

Water Math

SCADA Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery and System Reliability

Henry Palechek, Helix Water

San Diego County Water Authority (SDCWA) Industrial Control System CSET: Lessons Learned Presented in a Case Study

Brian Lightbody, SDCWA

SCADA: Panel Discussion

Understanding Water Loss from SCADA Perspective

David Harris, SFID

SCADA Cybersecurity Planning

Raluca Constantinescu, Arcadis

It’s All About Dimensional Anaylsis - Making Sure the Units are in the Right Dimensions!

Stephen McLean, Santiago Canyon College

Distribution System Math-Flows, Head and Pressure

Stephen McLean, Santiago Canyon College

Calculating Dosages the Easy Way

Stephen McLean, Santiago Canyon College

Water Treatment Objectives

Reducing Startup Spikes with Modified Backwashing

JR Rhoads, MWD

Seawater Desalination Treatment vs Production

Dean Rauscher & Josh Capito, IDE - Americas

Using Particle Counters and Turbidimeters to Optimize Backwash and Cycle Times in Filter and Membrane Plants

Kevin Menning, Hach Company

Managing a Dynamic, Ever-Changing, Regulatory Driven, On-Demand, Super Plant

Ken Rubio, MWD

Filter Optimization for a Conventional Treatment Plant

Tommy Pearce, Helix WD

Return Stream Optimization at a Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Facility to Reduce Membrane Fouling

Brian MacDonald, CH2M

Advanced Treatment & Reuse

MBR Design & Construction: MBR Pathogen Removal

Zeynep Erdal & Ufuk Erdal, AECOM

Recent Innovations in AOP for Potable Reuse

Richard Loeffler, Wedeco

Water Quality Aspects of Advanced Treated Water

James Vickers, Separation Processes Inc.

Development of KPIs and Dashboards for MF/RO Treatment

Adam Zacheis, Carollo

Basic Theory of MF: Overview of Pressurized and Submerged and the Sequences for Basic Maintenance

Nathan Boyle, Hazen & Sawyer

NF-RO Basics

Alex Wesner, Separation Processes Inc.

Lead Testing in Schools in Southern California

David Kimbrough, Pasadena Water & Power

TIME

8:00AM-8:50AM

2:40PM-3:30PM

1:40PM-2:30PM

12:30PM-1:20PM

10:40AM-11:30AM

9:20AM-10:10AM

8:50AM – 9:20AM

10:10AM-10:40AM

1:20PM-1:40PM

2:30PM-2:40PM BREAK

BREAK

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Division of Drinking Water Lead Update

Susan Brownstein, SWRCB, DDW

Corrosion 101: Introduction to Corrosion

Mersedeh Akhoondan, HDR

Controlling Corrosion and Assessing Condition on Buried Water Infrastructure

Graham Bell, HDR

Internal Corrosion Control in Drinking Water Systems

Gwen Woods-Chabane, HDR

Integrating Desalinated Seawater into Existing Regional Supplies

Brent Alspach, Arcadis

From Collection System to Consumer: Engineering Barriers for a Protected Pretreatment Program for Potable Reuse

Austa Parker, Carollo

Meeting Water Resource Objectives: One Project at a Time

Melanie Mills & Keone Kauo, Cannon Corp

Room # D101 E203 D220 E306 D222 E206

11:30AM-12:30PM LUNCHCorrosion Control Water Engineering

SCHEDULE A

AD

MIT

ON

E Water Education

Presented by CA-NV Section AWWA

Earn Up to 6 Contact Hours

Santiago Canyon College • Orange, CA 92869

SEMINAR 2014

Cal State East Bay OAKLAND CAMPUS • Oakland, CA 94607ORANGE, CA

OAKLAND, CA

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MIT

ON

E Water EducationPresented by CA-NV Section AWWA

Earn Up to 6 Contact Hours

Santiago Canyon College • 8045 E. Chapman Ave

SEMINAR 2017Orange, CA

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Basics of Maintenance

Cross Connection & Backflow

Groundwater Wells

Chloramination & Nitrification

EARN UP TO 6 CONTACT HOURS

Environmental Health & Safety

Technical/Managerial/Financial

Well Construction Costs and Well Life Cycle Analysis; Comparing Short Term Expense with Long-Term Value

Hugh Klein, Roscoe Moss Co.

Optimizing Water Well Operations using Readily Available Data

Chris Copponger, Geoscience Support Services

Addressing Groundwater Contamination in Water Supply Wells - Los Angeles, CA

Brian Partington, WRDSC

Well Screen Design and Applications; What Really Matters for a Highly E�cient Well

Kevin McGillicuddy, Roscoe Moss Co.

Automatic Control Valve Maintenance and Upgrade

Monte Roberts & George Aguilar, Cla-Val

Maintenance on Air Valves for Flow E�ciency and Surge Protection

Patrick Michael, Golden Sun Marketing

Basics of Protective Coatings and Corrosion Control of Municipal Structures

Paul Trautmann, Sherwin

Avoid the Truck Roll: Survey of Remote Shut-o� Meters

Michele Harvey, Badger Meter

O&M of Concrete Tanks

Adam Blaser, DN Tanks

Active Shooter Training/Safety Division

Charles Jarvis, Charles Yoon, Desmond Jones, GEC3

Water Use Equipment: Assessment of Cross Connection Potential, Corrective Actions, and Lessons Learned

Carlos Borja, Los Angeles County Public Health

A Cross Connection Program Overview: A Local Public Health Perspective Focusing on Internal Protection

Carlos Borja, Los Angeles County Public Health

Big Backflow Valves: Internal Workings & RepairsGary Blackmore, Fire Safety First

ROOM U95

What to expect in a Cal-OSHA Inspection

Cardiel Luna, Reliance Safety Consultants

Why a Trench is Not a Confined Space... Or is it?

Cardiel Luna, Reliance Safety Consultants

Emergency Response Essentials for Water Utility Professionals

Gerald Simon, California Water Service

Your Stormwater Permit Simplified

Rene Gamero, Storm Water Systems

Basics to Air Permitting

Stephen Abille, Ensafe

Chloramination: Pros/Cons of Chloramines, Chloramine Formation, Breakpoint Chlorination

Hélène Baribeau, AQUAlity Engineering

Fundamentals of Nitrification: Background on Nitrification, E�ects of Nitrification, Link to Regulatory Compliance, Causes and Triggers of Nitrification

Hélène Baribeau, AQUAlity Engineering

Nitrification Control: Indicators of Nitrification and Monitoring Strategies, Preventive and Corrective Strategies

Hélène Baribeau, AQUAlity Engineering

On the Job Training for Apprentice Pipeline Mechanics

Robert Velazquez & April Hall, MWD

Career Management and E�ective Interviewing

Jim Fisher, SDCWA

Volunteer for Challenging Assignments and Advance Your Career

Glenn Wilkins, MWD

Downhole Surveys to Assess Well Casing Status

Mike Hoffman, Pacific Surveys

Techniques of Proper Gravel Pack Design

Kevin McGillicuddy, Roscoe Moss Co.

BREAK

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BREAK

BREAK

LUNCH

8:00AM-8:50AM

TIME

8:50AM – 9:20AM

9:20AM-10:10AM

10:10AM-10:30AM

10:30AM-11:20AM

12:20PM-1:10PM

1:10PM-1:40PM

2:40PM-3:30PM

2:30PM-2:40PM

1:40PM-2:30PM

BREAK

BREAK

BREAK

BREAK

Water Tank Design, Maintenance, and Inspection

Matt Tasch, Superior Tank Solutions

Centrifugal Pump Control Considerations: Part 1, Hydraulics

Laverne Sager, Mitchell Lewis & Staver

Centrifugal Pump Control Considerations: Part 2, Electrical

Laverne Sager, Mitchell Lewis & Staver

Centrifugal Pump Control Considerations: Part 3, Renewable Energy (Solar)

Laverne Sager, Mitchell Lewis & Staver

Trihalomethane (THM) Formation and Control: What is the Best Method for you?

Jeff Kaminski, Medora Corp.

Using Particle Counters and Turbidimeters to Optimize Backwash and Cycle Times in Filter and Membrane Plants

Kevin Menning, Hach Company

The Importance of Turbidity Measurements and Di�erent Technlogies Available

Ohm Kontang, Reliable Water Solutions

Operations Water Loss and Leak Control: Keeping your Eyes and Ears Open at All Times

Steve Dennis, M.E. Simpson Co.

What We Learned About Rate Design from the Drought and Recent Court Challenges

Kim Boehler & Greg Henry, NBS

Underground Leak Detection and Water Conservation Techniques

Steve Gamblin, WCT Products

Room #

11:20AM-12:20PM LUNCHPump Controls Water E�ciencyWater Quality Monitoring

D217 D216 E305 D215 D204 D207

SCHEDULE B