smallER systems training - FREE!
June 21st - Dover, Delaware
June 28th - Boonsboro, Maryland
Over the past several years, AWWA has been awarded grant funding to conduct FREE training for small systems (less than 10,000 people served).
Annual training sessions will be provided free of charge on compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act, presenting content specifically developed with the Rural Community Assistance Project (RCAP) and approved by US EPA.
For more information on upcoming training sessions, email us at info@csawwa.org.
Compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act
June 21, 2022 - Dover, Delaware
June 28, 2022 - Boonsboro, Maryland
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
8 hours of continuing education focused on managing a safe and compliant water system. Topics include:
America’s Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 (AWIA) (2 hours)
- AWIA requirements for systems serving more than 3,300 persons
- Review the RCAP/AWWA Small Systems Risk & Resilience Assessment (RRA) Worksheet
- Describe how to conduct an effective RRA in the field
- Identify gaps in your Emergency Response Plan
- Identify strengths and weaknesses in your system’s risk mitigation practices
Regulatory Overview (1.5 hours)
- History of public health protection
- Distribution system health impacts
- Revised total coliform rule
- Ground water rule
- Stage 2 DBP rule, and LCR
Large Building Water Quality Issues(1 hour)
- Recognize water quality challenges of premise plumbing systems in large buildings
- Discuss the difference between water supplier and building owner responsibilities
- Identify actions to take from the water supply side to help mitigate or prevent water quality issues
PFAS – Contaminant of Concern(1 hour)
Achieve greater knowledge of PFAS/PFOA and associated health concerns
understand current regulations
identify proper sampling procedures
understand how to address the problem
identify resources for assistance
Controlling Lead in Drinking Water(2 hours)
- Update on regulations
- Corrosion basics
- Conducting an inventory
- Monitoring requirements
- Treatment requirements
- Public notification requirements
- Lead service line replacement
Workshops include 1/2 hour for introduction, pre-test, and post-test
Who Should Attend? Operators, Superintendents, and Managers of Small Drinking Water Systems
Content for this workshop will be submitted for operator continuing education approval by the Maryland Department of the Environment Board of Waterworks and Waste Systems Operators, and the Delaware Office of Drinking Water, Advisory Council for the Licensing of Certified Public Water System Operators.
To register, you must provide your operator license number as applicable, and the Public Water Supply ID Number (PWSID) for your system.
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