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Maintaining Water Quality in the Distribution System

May 6 & 7, 2014 Course code: EO0201CA14 Course Coordinator: John Dyksen

Registration fee: $330 Multi fee: $295 NJ licensed water operators: $165 (T, W or VSWS only)

12 TCHs for NJ licensed water operators only Approval #01-090007-10

This two-day course provides the information you need to meet the challenge of operating your distribution systems to maintain fl ows, pressures and high water quality. Experts in the fi eld will present information on the types of water quality problems associated with distribution systems and how to prevent or mitigate them. Regulatory requirements and their impact on distribution system operations will also be discussed. A group of interesting and timely in-class exercises on day two will bring together the concepts and techniques presented. Topics will include:

• Factors affecting distribution system water quality • Regulatory compliance • Planning and design issues • Monitoring, operation and maintenance programs • Security issues and corrosion control.

Alternative Energy for Water and Wastewater Operations

May 20, 2014 Course code: EQ0401CA14 Course Coordinator: Lisa Klein, Ph.D. Registration fee: $280 Multi fee: $250 NJ licensed water operators: $140 (T, W or VSWS only)

6 TCHs for water and wastewater license holders Approval #01-011102-30

Developed as an introduction to the rapidly growing fi eld of non-conventional (non-hydrocarbon based) energy sources, this course will present information on the materials and devices used in alternative energy systems, conversion, storage and generation. It will address such questions as:

• What do we mean by conventional energy vs. alternative energy? Sustainable energy vs. clean energy? • What are photovoltaics and fuel cells? • What are batteries and super capacitors? • How can energy be stored once it is generated? • What other energy sources are out there?

In addition, case studies of real world utility applications right here in New Jersey will be presented.

Human Error Reduction May 28, 2014 Course code: EP0801CA14

Instructor: Terry TomskyRegistration fee: $280 Multi fee: $250

NJ licensed water operators: $140 (T, W or VSWS only)6 TCHs for water and wastewater license holders

Approval #01-020602-31 (SAFETY CREDITS)

This full-day workshop is designed to help you understand the fundamentals of human performance and behavior necessary to prevent accidents and injuries both at work and at home. This course will teach you how to prevent, detect and correct unsafe conditions and acts that cause human errors or injuries resulting from errors. Topics will include:

• How prevention techniques can reduce the occurrence of accidents and injuries • The difference between skill, rule and knowledge - based errors • The relationship between behaviors and performance • Human error “traps” that infl uence performance • The point of “no return” or irretrievable action and how it relates to tasks and behaviors.

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Maintaining Water Quality in the Distribution SystemMay 6 & 7, 2014

Alternative Energy for Water andWastewater OperationsMay 20, 2014

Human Error ReductionMay 28, 2014

Operation and Maintenance ofWastewater Collection SystemsJune 10 & 11, 2014

Introduction to Hazardous Waste ManagementJune 12 & 13, 2014

Study and Exam Skills for Licensing and Professional Certifi cation TestingJune 17, 2014

Rigging and Hoisting SafetyJune 18, 2014

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Operation and Maintenance of Wastewater Collection SystemsJune 10 & 11, 2014 Course Code: EO0305CA14

Instructor: James PaluchRegistration fee: $385 Multi fee: $350 12 TCHs for NJ wastewater license holders only

Approval #01-050101-20

This two-day program focuses on the proper operation and maintenance procedures for wastewater collection systems and their component parts. The agenda has been designed to stress proactive methods that will minimize or eliminate the need for reactive or emergency responses. Real-world case studies and examples will be used to reinforce the information presented. The handouts and materials provided will serve as both a great reference in the workplace and as a preparation tool for collection system licensing exams. Specifi c topics will include: components of a collection system, troubleshooting, investigation and maintenance, administrative, managerial and regulatory activities, new construction/facility start-up, pipeline and manhole rehabilitation and repair, pumping facilities, proper operating procedures and safety.

Rigging & Hoisting SafetyJune 18, 2014 Course code: EP0401CA14

Instructor: Terry Tomsky Registration fee: $280 Multi fee: $250

NJ licensed water operators: $140 (T, W or VSWS only)6 TCHs for water and wastewater license holdersApproval #01-020301-31 (SAFETY CREDITS)

The use of proper equipment and correct load attachment can mean the difference between a successful lift and a deadly accident! If you use cranes and/or jib hoists, this full-day class is for you. Better preparation means a safer and more effi cient workplace for all. Topics will include:

• Crane operator qualifi cations/Pre-operational checks • Calculating load weight and load angles • Hand signals, loading, hooks, slings and hitches • Preparation and personal protective equipment • Equipment inspection and hazards.

Study and Exam Skills for Licensing and Professional Certifi cation Testing

June 17, 2014 Course code: EO0124CA14 Coordinator: William Mitchell & Stacy Fysz

Registration fee: $250 Multi fee: $225NJ licensed water operators $125 (T, W or VSWS only)6 TCHs for for water and wastewater license holders

Approval #01-011303-30

Is a professional certifi cation or licensing exam in your near future? Are you looking for something to give you additional confi dence to take you beyond passing? Here is a class for you! With its roots in our annual drinking water operator review course, “Study and Exam Skills for Licensing and Certifi cation Testing” will calm your jangled nerves with facts, tips – and a few tricks – that will lead you down the path of success. Topics will include:

• Reading to gather crucial information• How to memorize (yes you can learn and improve this skill!)• Note taking – what works and what doesn’t• Problem solving – how to identify what is being asked and ignore the fl uff• Study habits – how to develop good ones that are effi cient and effective• Preparing for the big day – how to maintain deep breaths, organized thoughts and a positive attitude!

Payment Policy – You must have arranged for payment to be admitted to class (purchase order, check, VISA, Mastercard,Discover, American Express or money order).

Refunds - You may withdraw with a refund (minus a $75 processing fee) if our offi ce is notifi ed at least three (3) business days before the start of the course. Beyond that time, registrants may be responsible for the full registration fee. Substitutions are always welcome.

Introduction to Hazardous Waste ManagementJune 12 & 13, 2014 Course code: EZ0501CA14

Coordinator: Brian D. GillenRegistration fee: $390 Multi fee: $360 NJ licensed water operators $195 (T, W or VSWS only)12 TCHs for for water and wastewater license holders Approval #01-020202-30

Approximately 18,000 business entities in New Jersey have fi led notifi cations of hazardous waste activities, 500 as Large Quantity Generators (LQG), 15,000 as Small Quantity Generators (SQG), and 2,000 as Conditionally Exempt Generators (CESQG) – do you know where you stand? This two day workshop has been designed to give you practical, hands-on guidance on good hazardous waste management practices and compliance. Specifi c topics will include:

• Confi rming and documenting your generator status (LQG/SQG/CESQG) • Inventory and accumulation practices (including guidance on satellite accumulation) • Universal Wastes (UV), oil wastes, aerosols and their distinctions as hazardous wastes • Recordkeeping, manifesting and recommendations on annual revisions and fi lings • Transportation, waste placarding, hauler-generator responsibilities and on site transport requirements • Training - including “acceptable” practices for waste handling, annual review procedures and emergency procedures • Preparedness and prevention (including requisite response subcontractor agreements) • Reporting - including biennial reporting and exception reporting and • Contingency planning, spill reporting and proper response to releases.

Interactive exercises and discussions will reinforce the material presented.

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Ladder LogicFebruary 12 & 13, 2014

O & M of PumpsMarch 11 - 13, 2014

Hot Topics in Wastewater New Class!March 21, 2014

Management Skills for SupervisorsMarch 25 & 26, 2014

Effective Emergency CommunicationsMarch 28, 2014

Mictrobiology for the Non-BiologistApril 23, 2014

Water and Wastewater ChemistryApril 29, 2014

Septic Inspections in New JerseyJune 25 & 16, 2014