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2019
Annual
Conference
March 26-29, 2019
www.prwa.com/conference
Penn Stater Hotel & Conference Center | State College, PA
Welcome!
"Individually, we are one drop. But together, we are an ocean.
By working together anything can be achieved."
With hundreds of years of experience in one place, we hope you benefit from the time provided to catch up with
friends & colleagues, and meet with over 130 companies in the ocean of our industry.
This year, we have OVER 70 classes for water, wastewater, source water protection and management
professionals. Once again, you will see certain classes are offered twice during Conference. This will give more
opportunity for students to attend the more popular classes. We hope that you enjoy this year’s conference.
Please stop by the registration & help desk with any questions you may have.
On behalf of our Staff and Board of Directors, welcome to Pennsylvania Rural Water Association’s 31st Annual
Conference! We are happy that you are able to join us.
Joseph Falcone Penny McCoy
Executive Director Executive Director
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Conference Information Class Descriptions
Hotel & Exhibit Layout......................... 2 Tuesday................................................... 9
Exhibitor Listing.................................... 3 Wednesday Morning........................... 10
Sponsors.................................................. 4 Wednesday Afternoon........................ 11
Conference Schedule......................... 5-8 Thursday Morning............................... 12
Thursday Afternoon............................ 12
Friday.................................................... 13
BOARD & STAFF
Joseph Falcone Penny McCoy
Executive Director Executive Director
PRWA Board of Directors PRWA Staff
President Bob Blough II Tim Carll Joel Jordan
Vice-President Ralph Stewart Glenn Cowles Wendy Malehorn
Secretary Les Hilfiger Mike Emery Jeff Martin
Treasurer Dennis Beck Phil Giunta Don Muir
Asst. Secretary/Treasurer Blaine Rhodes Tom Goehring Danielle Roslevich
Board Member Herb Mattern Mark Gregory Chris Shutt
Board Member Chris Norris Chad Heister Kirstie Taylor
Pattie-Jo Horner Stacey Walker
NRWA
Director for PA George Crum
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Penn Stater Floor Plan
& Exhibitor Layout
Senate
Lounge
Dean’s
Hall
Break
Room
Main
Level Horseshoe
Vendor Display
Agency
Tables
Registration
& Help Desk
Break
Area
Exec 2
Exec 1
Agency
2nd Floor
Tables
Break
Area
Garden
Level
2
A & H Equipment..........................121
Exhibitors
Fox Tapping, Inc...................................42 Process Kana.........................................92
A.Y. McDonald.....................................14 Geiger Equipment Group................. 119 Preload, Inc........................................ 122
AccentPDIR...........................................57 GF Urecon.............................................59 Pyrz Water Supply................................36
Aegion Underground Solutions.........81 GHD.......................................................58 RAM Industrial Services, LLC......... 120
Atlantic Underwater Services.......... 123 Glace Associates...................................87 Reed Manufacturing............................47
American Flow Control.......................33 Golden Equipment............................ 114 Rio Supply.............................................15
ARM Group Inc................................. 128 Gwin Dobson & Foreman.............103 Riordan Materials Corp.......................64
Arro Consulting, Inc............................84 Hach Company.....................................26 Robinson Pipe Cleaning Co................99
ASCO Power Technologies.................17 Herbert, Rowland & Grubic................63 Rockacy & Associates..........................56
Baker Mfg/ Hasco Sales / Maclean Highline....6 Hunt Engineers.....................................82 Romac Industries....................................3
Barton & Loguidice, DPC................ 111 IDEXX Water..................................... 115 Roome Environmental.........................75
BCM Engineers.....................................50 Insight Pipe Contracting.....................38 Schmidt's Wholesale............................86
Bissnuss..................................................48 J.F. Kiely Service Co..............................69 Semper Fi ..............................................60
Charles Morrow & Associates.............24 John P. Place..........................................34 Senate Engineering.................................4
Cla-Val................................................ 110 Kappe Associates..................................53 Sensus Metering Systems.................32
CME Operations................................ 100 Kershner Environmental Tech............10 Sherwood Logan & Associates...........52
Concrete Pipe & Precast................... 104 Keystone Engineering Group, Inc......35 Sigelock Systems LLC..........................31
Control Systems 21............................ 117 KLH Engineers.....................................79 Site Specific Design..............................97
Core and Main........................ 65 & 66 KTM Associates....................................72 Spotts, Stevens and McCoy.............. 126
Coyne Chemical Environmental Svcs.... 95 KV & M&H Valve................................39 Stiffler, McGraw & Associates.............62
Cues..................................................... 101 Larson Design Group...........................73 Subsurface Technologies, Inc..............74
CWM Environmental..........................30 LB Water / S3 / 540 Tech......1, 2 & 127 Suburban Testing Labs.........................37
Daman Superior...................................55 Learco.....................................................61 Suez Advanced Solutions.......................5
DAS Group..............................................7 LRM, Inc............................................. 109 Susquehanna Fire Equipment.......... 116
Dennis Sales..........................................94 Mahaffey Laboratory......................... 102 Swan Analytical....................................77
Design Plastic Systems.........................68 Martz Technologies / VZRscada...........112 Swiftreach..............................................85
DN Tanks...............................................54 Maryland Biochemical Co., Inc............... 46 Trombold Equipment..........................98
DRV, Inc.................................................70 Master Meter.........................................23 Trumbull Industries.............................67
Dutchland, Inc......................................44 Microbac Laboratories...................... 113 U.S. Municipal Inc............................. 105
EADS Group.........................................91 Mid Atlantic Storage Systems.............29 Univar Solutions...................................76
EAP Industries, Inc..............................16 Modern Pump & Equipment, Inc......18 USABlueBook.......................................11
EarthTec.............................................. 125 Moody & Associates ............................51 USALCO, LLC....................................NB
Eastcom Associates........................... 118 Mountain Research, LLC.....................90 USG........................................................49
Elcon Technologies..............................80 Mr. Rehab..............................................20 Utilitronics...............................................8
Entech Engineering, Inc......................40 Mueller Company....................... 12 & 13 Valve Tech Sales....................................28
Envirep/TLC.........................................45 National Gunite......................................9 W.C. Weil PM, LLC..............................19
ENZ USA............................................ 106 National Road Utility Supply, Inc.......43 Wachs Utility Products........................89
Exeter Supply.......................... 21 & 22 Neo Materials..................................... 124 Watermark Environmental.................83
Fairway Laboratories......................... 107 Nittany Engineering........................96 Whel-Tech.............................................25
Ferguson Waterworks..........................27 North End Electric...............................93 Xylem Water Solutions USA...............88
Forberg Scientific..................................78 Orchard Pump & Supply.....................71
Ford Meter Box.....................................41 Pipelines, Inc...................................... 108
Event Sponsors Exhibit Hall Sponsors
Agency Tables - Break Area
1st Floor: 2nd Floor:
APPI Energy PennVest AWWA - Partnership for Safe Water PA Warn
ENetPay USDA Rural Development DEP Tech & Financial Assistance SRBC
HomeServe PA Municipal Authority Association
PNC Bank PA PUC
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Thank You to our Event Sponsors
LB Water
We Make Water Work
Don't forget to visit the outside vendors!
A&H Equipment LB Water
Cues Wachs Utility Products
DAS Group U.S. Municipal Inc.
Exeter Supply
4 Thanks to Exeter Supply for sponsoring the printing of the programs.
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE OVERVIEW
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
DEP
Room #
Class #
8:30 am - 7:00 pm Registration Desk Open
10:00 am Annual Business Meeting 112
Opening Session with Steve Uzzell
11:00 am - 12:00 pm Form Follows Flow: The Forces of Change Dean's Hall
Sponsored by: Nittany Engineering
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch - Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies
12:00 pm - 3:30 pm Associate Member Registration and Exhibit Hall Setup
1:30 pm - 5:00 pm 1. Crisis Communications in the Instant Information Age (W & WW) #8056 206
2. Maintaining Water Quality Through the Budgetary Process (W & WW) #7166 105
3. Energy Efficiency: The Cost of the Water and Wastewater Industry (W & WW) #8097 207
4. Cross Connection and Backflow Basics (W & WW) #6891 109
*These courses applied for
up to 3 DEP contact hours, 5. How to Prevent a Catastrophic Event at your Drinking Water/Wastewater System (W & WW) #8035 208
unless otherwise noted.
6. Customer Complaints about Water Quality in the Distribution System (W) #7755 107
This designates that 7. SWP Management - Land Acquisitions/Easements & Agreements (W) * 218
this class was offered at
conference or in the field 8. Two Birds, One Stone: Ionic Copper Controls for both HABs and Zebra Mussels (W) * 106
within the last 3 years. Please
be sure that you have not 9. Proper Meter Management for Good Accountability (W) #8026 205
taken this class within your
10. Convey & Treat: A Solution to Excessive I/I as an Option to Sewer System Replacement (WW) #8046 204
current cycle. Repeated
classes will not receive 11. Let’s Clarify Clarifiers in Wastewater Treatment (WW) * 108
contact hours.
12. Wastewater Cleaning: Nozzles (WW) #7116 104
13. Lab, Field & Process Measurement of Dissolved Oxygen & Ammonia (WW) #7139 Exec 1 & 2
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Exhibit Hall Open
Meet & Greet Party at Champ’s
6:30 pm - 10:00 pm Sponsored by: Gwin Dobson & Foreman
Transportation provided to and from sponsored hotels (meet in front of hotel lobby) *See List of Hotels Below
Penn Stater Hotel & Conference Center Nittany Lion Inn Hampton Inn
215 Innovation Blvd., State College 200 W. Park Ave., State College 1101 E. College Ave., State College
Hampton Inn & Suites Holiday Inn Express Sleep Inn
1955 Waddle Rd., State College 1925 Waddle Rd., State College 111 Village Dr., State College
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Wednesday, March 27, 2019
DEP Room #
Class #
7:00 am - 8:45 am Continental Breakfast - Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies
7:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration Desk Open
8:00 am - 11:30 am 14. Successful Treatment Facility Upgrade Do's and Don'ts (W & WW) #5734 208
15. Stormwater Management Overview for Water Operators (W) #7165 107
16. Asset Management - The Key to System Maintenance (W & WW) #6809 108
17. Sustainability Starts with Screening - Water & Wastewater (W & WW) * 109
18. Common-Sense Practices of a Well Run Water & Wastewater System (W & WW) #4056 207
*These courses 19. Manager’s Roundtable: Funding (W & WW) - 1 Contact Hour #8072 218
applied for up to 3
DEP contact hours, 20. Groundwater Fundamentals and Filtration Basics (W) #7168 204
unless otherwise 21. New Water Treatment Plant (WTP) - Concept to Completion - A How-To Course (W) #8077 205
noted 22. Nitrification and Nitrification Control Plans for Distribution Systems (W) * 211
23. Mag Meters (W) * Exec 1 & 2
24. Energy and Nutrient Removal Process Optimization for Wastewater (WW) * 106
25. Corrosion Control: "Why bad things happen to good steel" (W & WW) #8092 206
26. Manhole Inspection, Evaluation, Rehabilitation, Techniques & Cost-Benefit Analysis (WW) #5802 105
27. Anaerobic Sludge Digestion: Operation & Troubleshooting (WW) #7114 104
11:30 am - 1:30 pm Lunch - Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies | Exhibit Hall Open
1:30 pm - 5:00 pm 28. Chemical Safety (W & WW) #7188 207
29. Pump Station Monitoring (W & WW) #8070 206
30. Manager’s Roundtable: Increasing Financial Stability (W & WW) - 1 Contact Hour #8073 211
31. Intro to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) (W & WW) #6817 104
32. VFD: Variable Frequency Drives (W & WW) #8053 208
33. The Evolution of Underground Pipeline Repair Joints and Alternative Material for Water Service Lines (W) * 109
*These courses 34. Water Quality & Distribution System Improvement Through Optimization (W) #7233 105
applied for up to 3 35. PSU's Drinking Water Membrane Plant Tour (W) - 1 Contact Hour #8073 203
DEP contact hours,
unless otherwise 36. Interpreting Well Pump Test & Water Quality (W) #7192 204
noted 37. Fire Hydrant Operation and Maintenance (W) #5673 106
38. An Operator's Guide to Wastewater Treatment Plant Design (WW) * 205
39. BOD, Metabolism, Sludge Production and ORP (WW) #3020 218
40. UV Disinfection From Basics to Advanced Oxidation Processes for Drinking Water & WW (W & WW) - Repeat * 107
41. Collection Systems (WW) * Exec 1 & 2
42. Lab Basics (W & WW) * 108
Exhibit Hall Extravaganza Dean’s Hall &
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Sponsored by: Exeter Supply, Master Meter, RAFA Systems, PowerSeal, Rockacy & President's Hall
Associates, Apollo Conbraco Backflow & Mueller Company
7:00 pm Disney Dream Vacation Give-Away Booth 21 & 22
Sponsored by: Exeter Supply and Star Pipe
7:30 pm Annual Turkey Calling Contest Room 208
Sponsored by: Sensus Meters & LB Water
8:30 pm Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament Senate Lounge
Sponsored by: PA Water Specialties Company
8:30 pm Cornhole Tournament with live music by Biscuit Jam Dean’s Hall
Sponsored by: A&H Equipment
Course offered at conference or in the field within last 3 years. Be sure you have not taken this class within your current cycle.
Repeats receive NO contact hours. If you are unsure, we can assist you at the help desk.
6 Thanks to Exeter Supply for sponsoring the printing of the programs.Thursday, March 28, 2019
DEP Room #
Class #
7:00 am - 8:45 am Continental Breakfast - Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies
7:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration Desk Open
8:00 am - 11:30 am 43. Workplace Safety: PA Right to Know & Personal Protection Equipment for Hazardous Chemicals (W & WW) #7189 205
44. Line Locating Techniques & Tips (W & WW) #8091 206
45. Manager’s Roundtable: Roles and Responsibilities of Owners (W & WW) - 1 Contact Hour #8074 211
46. Chemical Feed Systems - Pump Selection and Feed System O & M (W & WW) - Repeat #7127 207
47. How To Work Safely With AC Pipe Overview (W & WW) #7471 107
*These courses
applied for up to 3 48. Asset Management with Remote Control & Monitoring for W & WW Systems (W & WW) * 208
DEP contact hours, 49. Simplified Water Analysis (W & WW) #4079 104
unless otherwise
noted 50. EPA Method 334.0 Operator Training (PA DEP) (W) #7921 109
51. Servicing Control Valves (W) #6221 105
52. Inorganic Removal in Drinking Water Basics (W) #8082 218
53. Rare Earth Technology in Wastewater Treatment (WW) * 204
54. Nutrient Removal in the Biological Treatment Process (WW) #5439 106
55. Grinder Pumps (WW) #8081 108
10:00 am PA Warn Meeting 222
12:00 pm AWOP Awards Dean's
11:30 am - 1:30 pm Lunch - Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies | Exhibit Hall Open
1:30 pm - 5:00 pm 56. Medical Emergency Response & Care (W & WW) - Repeat #6805 109
57. Overview of Portable Pumps and Generators - PAWARN (W & WW) #6789 Exec 1 & 2
58. Chemical Feed Systems - Pump Selection and Feed System O&M (W & WW) - Repeat #7127 106
59. Water & Sewer Fitting Applications, Sizing, Restraints & Accessories (W & WW) #7191 208
60. Simplified Nutrient Analysis - Phosphorus, Nitrogen, pH, Alkalinity Lab (W & WW) #6504 104
*These courses 61. Wanna Get Tanked? - Inspection, Coating & Care (W & WW) #7198 207
applied for up to 3
DEP contact hours, 62. Disinfection Requirements Rule (PA DEP) (W) - Repeat #8052 206
unless otherwise 63. Chlorine in the Distribution System, Dealing with the Good, Bad, and Ugly (W) #8033 205
noted
64. Effective Leak Detection Tips and Techniques (W) #8049 108
65. Heavy Equipment and Vehicle Safety (W & WW) - 1 Contact Hour #8075 112
66. UV Disinfection From Basics to Advanced Oxidation Processes for Drinking Water & WW (W & WW) - Repeat * 107
67. Biology and Troubleshooting of Facultative Lagoons (WW) #8032 218
68. Basic Approach to Identification & Removal of Inflow & Infiltration (WW) #7113 105
69. Not All It's Cracked Up To Be - Our Failing Pipe Infrastructure (W & WW) - Repeat #7194 204
Closing Celebration & Tribute to Excellence Awards Ceremony
5:30 pm - 8:00 pm with live music by Tommy Wareham, The Piano Man Presidents Hall
Sponsored by: Core and Main
Course offered at conference or in the field within last 3 years. Be sure you have not taken this class within your current cycle.
Repeats receive NO contact hours. If you are unsure, we can assist you at the help desk.
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DEP
Room #
Class #
7:00 am - 8:45 am Continental Breakfast - Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies
7:00 am - 9:00 am Registration Desk Open
8:00 am - 11:30 am 70. Medical Emergency Response & Care (W & WW) - Repeat #6805 109
71. Not All It’s Cracked Up To Be - Our Failing Pipe Infrastructure (W & WW) - Repeat #7194 107
*Courses applied for
3 DEP Contact 72. Manager’s Roundtable: Who Will Replace You? (W & WW) - 1 Contact Hour #8076 105
Hours unless 73. Disinfection Requirements Rule (PADEP) (W) - Repeat #8052 108
otherwise noted
74. Flagger Training (W & WW) #6527 106
Course offered at conference or in the field within last 3 years. Be sure you have not taken this class within your current cycle.
Repeats receive NO contact hours. If you are unsure, we can assist you at the help desk.
2020 Annual Conference
will be held:
March 24-27, 2020
Thanks to our Exhibit Hall Sponsors!!!
APPI energy
8 Thanks to Exeter Supply for sponsoring the printing of the programs.7. SWP Management - Land Acquisitions/Easements & Agreements:
Tuesday Room # Managing source water protection areas can be a daunting task. It
March 26, 2019 can be further complicated by poorly written or hand-shake only
8:30 am agreements. Learn about the proper methods to institute land use
Registration Desk Open
- 7:00 pm controls for critical water contribution areas. Earn up to 3 W CH.
10:00 AM Annual Business Meeting 112 Room 218
11:00 am Opening Session with Steve Uzzell
Dean's Hall
8. Two Birds, One Stone: Ionic Copper Controls for both HABs
- 12:00 pm Sponsored by: Nittany Engineering and Zebra Mussels: Frequency and severity of Harmful Algae
12:00 pm Blooms (HABs) across the U.S. have increased markedly in recent
Lunch - Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies
- 1:30 pm years, affecting plant operations. Advances have led to more efficient
12:00 pm Associate Member Registration formulations of copper and effective treatment for HABs and mussels.
- 3:30 pm Exhibit Hall Setup Earn up to 3 W CH. Room 106
1:30 pm 9. Proper Meter Management for Good Accountability: This
Training Classes 1-13
- 5:00 pm
course will present the fundamentals of meters and meter data
5:00 pm management and will describe recent developments in metering
Exhibit Hall Open
- 6:30 pm
technology and practices. It will outline best practices to specify,
6:30 pm - Meet & Greet Party at Champ’s install, and manage meters and their use in Automatic Meter Reading
10:00 pm Sponsored by: Gwin, Dobson & Foreman
(AMR) systems and Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI). Earn
1. Crisis Communications in the Instant Information Age: We live 3 W CH. Room 205
in the Instant Information Age. During this session, attendees will 10. Convey and Treat: A Solution to Excessive I/I as an Option
learn how to create and implement a variety of crisis communications to Sewer System Replacement: A common “solution” to excessive
plans that will greatly benefit their operations when they are under inflow/infiltration and overflows in a sanitary sewer collection
pressure. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 206 and conveyance system is implementing a system-wide sewer
2. Maintaining Water Quality Through the Budgetary Process: The replacement, when there may be other cost-effective solutions for
core of most water quality issues can be traced back to the budgetary older systems. The presentation will summarize a case study of the
process. The focus of this class is to review some basic methods Brookville Municipal Authority. Earn 3 WW CH. Room 204
applied during the creation of an Authority/Municipal budget. The 11. Let’s Clarify Clarifiers in WW Treatment: This course will
information is intended to give operators an understanding of their help operators understand the various types of Clarifiers and how
roles and responsibilities with regard to the allocation and use of they operate as an integral part of the wastewater treatment system.
funds. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 105 Hydraulic Design Principles and Solids Loading Principles will be
3. Energy Efficiency: The Cost of the Water and Wastewater Industry: explained but more importantly how the Clarifier must be operated
Energy – the cost of doing business in the water/wastewater industry. to stay within those principles will also be shown. The course will be
Learn about high energy costs in your system and how to reduce them. specifically geared to making the operator understand the day to day
Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 207 adjustments of running a Clarifier. Theory be “damned”. Earn up to
3 WW CH. Room 108
4. Cross Connection and Backflow Prevention: This course
covers basic backflow hydraulics. Also the different types of cross- 12. Wastewater Cleaning Nozzles: This training class will cover
connections, and the degree of hazard, described in detail. Covered “Efficient Sewer Cleaning” – soft blockages, hard blockages, sewer
will be how to apply protection and to prevent backflow using airgaps back-ups, removal of roots, removal of grease and removal of mineral
and backflow prevention devices. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 109 deposits for sanitary collection and stormwater systems. Earn 3 WW
CH. Room 104
5. How to Prevent a Catastrophic Event at your Drinking Water /
Wastewater System: Operators and superintendents must understand 13. Lab, Field & Process Measurement of Dissolved Oxygen
that many of the common “Standard Practices” used at water and & Ammonia: The course is an introduction to proper sampling
wastewater systems can lead to a potential catastrophic issue at & measurement techniques for dissolved oxygen & ammonia
their facilities if done improperly. This course covers routine good for wastewater operators & laboratory technicians. It includes
operational practices that can minimize the risk of a major event at measurement principles, applications, calibration & maintenance.
your water or wastewater system. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 208 There will be live demonstrations & some hands-on opportunities.
Earn 3 WW CH. Room Exec 1 & 2
6. Customer Complaints about Water Quality in the Distribution
System: This course covers the following concerns: Why track
customer complaints? What applications do the SMCLs provide? Please be courteous to speakers and
What value do complaints provide? What are different types of colleagues by silencing your cell phones
during training sessions, meetings and
complaints? How are complaints tracked? What are common causes
events. We ask that all phone calls be
in the distribution system? What are common causes in premise made outside of the training rooms &
plumbing? Earn 3 W CH. Room 107 event rooms if a call must be made.
Course offered at conference or in the field within last 3 years. Be sure you have not taken this class within your
current cycle. Repeats receive NO contact hours. If you are unsure, we can assist you at the help desk.
Thanks to Exeter Supply for sponsoring the printing of the programs. 921. New Water Treatment Plant (WTP) - Concept to Completion - A
Wednesday Morning Room # How-To Course: Learn about the process involved in identifying the
March 27, 2019 need to install new water treatment processes, pilot studies, designing,
7:00 am - Continental Breakfast building, startup and operations of a new membrane filtration plant.
8:45 am Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies Suggestions will be presented to monitoring your water system to
7:00 am -
evaluate current conditions, future needs planning, implementation
Registration Desk Open of a WTP upgrade, and considerations for the owner’s involvement.
5:00 pm
8:00 am -
Attendees are encouraged to attend this session prior to taking the PSU
Morning Training Classes 14-27 Plant Tour in the afternoon (not required). Earn 3 W CH. Room 205
11:30 am
11:30 am - Lunch - Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies 22. Nitrification in the Distribution System: New regulatory
1:30 pm Exhibit Hall Open requirements in PA will require chloraminated systems to develop
Nitrification Control Plans. This course covers the theory of
14. Successful Treatment Facility Upgrade Do’s and Don’ts: This nitrification, potential water quality problems and controls. Earn up
course will provide an overview of how to effectively and successfully to 3 W CH. Room 211
complete a treatment facility upgrade project from start to finish.
Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 208 23. Mag Meters: This course will present the theory of electromagnetic
flow technology & how it works in Mag Meters for residential and
15. Stormwater Management Overview for Water Operators: industrial uses. How Mag Meters compare to other types of metering
An overview of stormwater management that will describe what technology. What are the proper & most effective uses for Mag Meters.
stormwater is, impacts of stormwater, regulations that guide our And finally, how Mag Meters can be integrated with a utility’s existing
actions, solutions that can address stormwater issues, ways to educate automated meter reading system. Earn up to 3 W CH Room Exec 1 & 2
and involve your community, and the benefits we will receive from
better stormwater management. Earn 3 W CH Room 107 24. Energy & Nutrient Removal Process Optimization for WW: The
course focuses on designs for energy & operational optimization of
16. Asset Management - The Key to System Maintenance: Course nutrient removal wastewater treatment processes. Touching on proper
will review the steps to develop an Asset Management Plan. This blower selection, aeration diffuser choices and selection, optimizing
will include asset identification & inventory, short term assets versus air control valve systems for and energy efficient mixers used in
long term assets, asset condition assessment, & how GIS can be wastewater biological processes. With modern control strategies,
used to assist. Includes risk & vulnerability assessment. It includes significant energy & other operational savings can result. Earn up to
development of components of an actual plan for a small system. 3 WW CH. Room 106
Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 108
25. Corrosion Control "Why bad things happen to good steel": Theory
17. Sustainability Starts with Screening - Water and Wastewater: and case studies will provide the ability to identify and prevent forms of
Proper protection of systems can provide significant payback thru corrosion. Steel, in addition to concrete, stainless steels and copper will
optimized energy consumption, reduced maintenance labor, increased be covered. Attendees will become familiar with the cost of corrosion, the
spare parts life, optimized chemical consumption and decreased Electrochemical Corrosion cell, review the various causes of corrosion,
downtime. This session will discuss the benefits of process equipment become familiar with materials utilized in corrosion prevention, and
protection with the use of properly applied screening technologies. learn methods utilized in corrosion control. Participants will also be
Earn up to 3 W & WW CH. Room 109 exposed to incorrect uses of materials through first hand water industry
18. Common Sense Practices of a Well Run Water & Wastewater examples. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 206
System: This course looks at common misunderstood key elements 26. Manhole Inspection, Evaluation, Rehabilitation. Techniques &
to achieve a well run operation. The first 2 key elements relate Cost-Benefit Analysis: This class will discuss manhole inspection,
to measurement parameters, while the other 3 key elements are evaluation, rehabilitation selection, cost-benefit analysis & installation.
operational practices, most often ignored in the chemical feed process. Pictures, case studies and demonstrations will help illustrate topics
Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 207 covered in this class. Earn 3 WW CH. Room 105
19. Manager’s Roundtable: Funding: Representatives from PennVest, 27. Anaerobic Sludge Digestion: Operation & Troubleshooting: An
USDA/RUS and others will cover available state, federal and private operator led course designed to assist other Wastewater Treatment
funding resources and requirements to pursue these funding sources. Plant Operators and personnel in the routine principles and practices
Bring your questions for discussion. Earn 1 W & WW CH. Room 218 of standard anaerobic digester operations. Sour digesters, start-up,
20. Groundwater Fundamentals and Filtration Basics: This course testing and troubleshooting will be covered, along with maintenance/
will focus on the fundamentals of groundwater supply and treatment, repair concerns. Earn 3 WW CH. Room 104
and various filtration alternatives to meeting safe drinking water
requirements. Emphasis will be placed on the evaluation and selection Don't forget to check out the exhibit hall!
of the appropriate filtration techniques and advantages/limitations
therewith, operation and maintenance, equipment & chemicals Tuesday
necessary for appropriate utilization and operations of selected 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
alternatives. Earn 3 W CH. Room 204 Wednesday
11:30 am - 1:30 pm & 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Thursday
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
10 Thanks to Exeter Supply for sponsoring the printing of the programs.35. PSU's Membrane Plant Tour: The Pennsylvania State University
Wednesday Afternoon Room # invites you to tour their new state-of-the-art Water Treatment Plant and
March 27, 2019 Meter Test bench facilities. Water Engineering Services will be on site
1:30 pm - to conduct the tour highlighting its features. Transportation provided.
Afternoon Training Classes 28-42 Dress appropriately. Sign-up during the Conference at the Conference
5:00 pm
Exhibit Hall Extravaganza - Sponsored by: Registration Desk. Consider attending Session # 21- a session on concept
Dean’s Hall to operation (not required). Earn 1 W CH. Room 203
5:00 pm - Exeter Supply, Master Meter, RAFA Systems,
& President's
8:00 pm PowerSeal, Rockacy & Associates, Apollo
Conbraco Backflow & Mueller Company
Hall 36. Interpreting Well Pump Test & Water Quality: This course will
focus on interpreting pump test data including: step rate test, constant
Disney Dream Vacation Give-Away
7:00 pm Booth 21 & 22 rate test, safe yield, pump selection, pump efficiency, well efficiency and
Sponsored by: Exeter Supply and Star Pipe
troubleshooting pump problems. This course will also look at water
Annual Turkey Calling Contest
7:30 pm Room 208 quality reports and what they mean including the revised total coliform
Sponsored by: Sensus Meters & LB Water
rule and how to solve water quality problems. Earn 3 W CH. Room 204
Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament Senate
8:30 pm 37. Fire Hydrant Operation and Maintenance: This course
Sponsored by: PA Water Specialties Co. Lounge
Cornhole Tournament familiarizes participants with proper operation, maintenance and
8:30 pm with live music by Biscuit Jam Dean’s Hall repair issues of hydrants. Hands on training opportunity will be
Sponsored by: A&H Equipment provided. Earn 3 W CH. Room 106
28. Chemical Safety: Chemical hazards are a reality of an operator’s 38. An Operator’s Guide to Wastewater Treatment Plant Design:
daily duties. This course will cover common water/ wastewater Overall this course is meant to show the operator how the treatment
chemicals, the risks and safe work practices related to those risks. plant design goes from concept to construction that will aide them
Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 207 in collaborating in the process. It is focused on design of facilities
29. Pump Station Monitoring: This course educates operations less than 1.0 MGD. Covers: Typical and Statistical Design Values,
and maintenance personnel on how to effectively and economically Discharge Criteria, Headworks (Screening and Grit Removal),
monitor remote water and wastewater pumping stations. It provides a Pumping Systems, Primary Sedimentation, Biological Treatment
better understanding of the causes of pump station failures and how Selection (Extended Aeration, BNR, Sequencing Batch Reactors, etc.),
to monitor pumping stations to prevent failures from occurring. Earn Clarification, Disinfection and Post Aeration. Earn up to 3 WW CH.
3 W & WW CH. Room 206 Room 205
30. Manager’s Roundtable: Increasing Financial Stability: Valuable 39. BOD, Metabolism, Sludge Production and ORP: This course
presentations on group health insurance, revenue generating, warranty reviews the different types of BOD & their impact upon the treatment
and customer support programs for water & wastewater systems. process (DO demand, nutrient demand etc.); the different types of
Great opportunity for discussion. Earn 1 W & WW CH Room 211 metabolism or degradation of BOD (aerobic, anoxic & anaerobic)
and their consequences such as permit compliance or violation
31. Intro to Geographic Information Systems (GIS): This course & treatment upset; sludge production & factors affecting sludge
covers the basics of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for production & ORP as an operational tool to monitor and regulate
mapping your water, wastewater, and/or storm water system. It bacterial activity (metabolism). Earn 3 WW CH. Room 218
includes GIS hardware, software, background, data types and
collection and a demonstration. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 104 40. UV Disinfection from Basics to Advanced Oxidation
Processes: This course will provide a technical history of UV system
32. VFD: Variable Frequency Drives: This (VFD) Variable Frequency considerations for the design and operation of WTPs & WWTFs.
Drive training course provides theory of operation, where and how to This will cover the basics including most common components,
apply this technology and typical applications. The course includes lamp technology and reactor styles. We will discuss bioassays, target
the latest technology, VFD features and the many benefits, three phase organisms and validation by third parties as well as the chemistry of
motor basics, power quality and harmonic mitigation. Attendees organic and inorganic foulants and cleaning techniques to optimize
will learn how a VFD works, constant torque vs. variable torque UV effectiveness. This class is offered again on Thursday afternoon, class
loads, VFD sizing, energy savings, (POI) payback on investment and #66. Earn up to 3 W & WW CH. Room 107
considerations to take before applying VFD’s plus much more. Earn 3
W & WW CH. Room 208 41. Collection Systems: Introductory course on collection system
operations, common problems, rehab, and maintenance. Earn up to 3
33. The Evolution of Underground Pipeline and Repair Joints WW CH. Room Exec 1 & 2
and Alternative Material for Water Service Lines: Review of
pipe installation history and the problems found in the repair and 42. Lab Basics: Introductory course on basic laboratory procedures including
maintenance of water and wastewater pipelines. New strategies will sample collection and handling. Earn up to 3 W & WW CH. Room 108
be discussed on how to effectively deal with repair of these pipelines.
Earn up to 3 W & WW CH. Room 109
34. Water Quality & Distribution System Improvement Through Course offered at conference or in the field within last 3 years. Be sure
Optimization: This course covers many aspects of distribution system you have not taken this class within your current cycle. Repeats receive NO
contact hours. If you are unsure, we can assist you at the help desk.
optimization including the importance of accurate and up-to-date
mapping, increased distribution system monitoring, disinfectant
residual maintenance, disinfection by-product (DBP) control, impacts
of tanks on water quality, and pipe asset management to minimize
main breaks and non-revenue water. This course will include workshop
activities to apply the concepts learned. Earn 3 W CH. Room 105
Thanks to Exeter Supply for sponsoring the printing of the programs. 11Thursday Morning Room #
50. EPA Method 334.0 Operator Training (PA DEP): EPA Method 334.0
is a quality control protocol for online and handheld/benchtop chlorine
March 28, 2019 analyzers used to collect regulatory data. In PA, all CWSs, NTNC water
7:00 am - Continental Breakfast systems, and TNC water systems that use surface water or 4-log treatment
8:45 am Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies of viruses for groundwater are expected to comply with the method.
7:00 am - The purpose of this course is to explain the various requirements of the
Registration Desk Open
5:00 pm method, including applicability, QA/QC considerations, dilutions of
8:00 am - primary standards, and documentation. Earn 3 W CH. Room 109
Morning Training Classes 43-55
11:30 am
51. Servicing Control Valves: The purpose of this course is to show operators
10:00 am PA Warn Meeting 222 how to service existing control valves within a distribution system. Topics
12:00 pm AWOP Awards Deans Hall covered include a review of basic hydraulic operations of control valves,
11:30 am - Lunch - Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies installation and common troubleshooting and repairs of control valves. It
1:30 pm Exhibit Hall Open includes demonstration of servicing techniques. Earn 3 W CH. Room 105
43. Workplace Safety: PA Right to Know & Personal Protection Equipment 52. Inorganic Removal in Drinking Water Basics: Several inorganic
for Hazardous Chemicals: Hear from PA Labor & Industry about the latest contaminants may be commonly present in ground water and even surface
PA public sector safety requirements, including personal safety tips. The PA water. These inorganic contaminants include arsenic, barium, copper, lead,
Right to Know section meets the annual refresher requirement for PA public iron, mercury, manganese, nitrate and nitrite, and zinc. This course covers
sector employees. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 205 common inorganic treatment techniques. Earn 3 W CH. Room 218
44. Line Locating Techniques & Tips: This class is intended to give 53. Rare Earth Technology in Wastewater Treatment: This course is
the attendee a thorough knowledge of the theory of electro-magnetic designed to provide operators with an introduction to the application of
locating. The class will cover passive locating, active locating, Rare Earth Technology in wastewater treatment. Rare Earth Technology
understanding distortion of magnetic fields, depth determination, use provides an alternative phosphorus removal technology without the need
of multiple frequencies and antenna configurations. Special attention for capital expenditures while providing additional benefits including
is given to review proper locating techniques and unique methods decreased sludge generation and increased flocculation. Additional
specific to their utility. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 206 information presented will include phosphorus specification and why
45. Manager’s Roundtable: Roles and Responsibilities of Owners: it is important, phosphorus removal processes including traditional
Owners, operator and managers need to understand the different coagulants, treatment goals, testing procedures. Case studies will also be
responsibilities they have, both ethical and legal. This is a good opportunity discussed. Earn up to 3 WW CH. Room 204
to ask questions and discuss the ever changing regulatory landscape for
water and wastewater system owners. Earn 1 W & WW CH. Room 211 54. Nutrient Removal in the Biological Treatment Process: This
course will help operators understand nutrient removal from
46. Chemical Feed Systems - Pump Selection and Feed System O&M: wastewater in a biological treatment process with explanations of
This course will provide operators with basic theory of operation and biochemical processes to remove Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate, Total
application to ensure consistent, reliable safe drinking water. Efficient Nitrogen & Phosphorus. Earn 3 WW CH. Room 106
treatment of wastewater through chemical application equipment operation,
maintenance and troubleshooting. This class is offered again on Thursday 55. Grinder Pumps: The grinders help eliminate pump jamming and
afternoon, class #58. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 207 blockages caused by clothing, rags, plastic, pantyhose, small rocks, and
trash. This course covers the operation, troubleshooting and common
47. How To Work Safely With AC Pipe Overview: This course covers
maintenance of grinder pumps. Earn 3 WW CH. Room 108
why Asbestos Cement (AC) pipes found in municipal water and
wastewater systems may pose a health risk to workers when the pipes
are being disturbed during maintenance, repair and pipe removal Thursday Afternoon Room #
activities. Students will learn the types of asbestos found in AC Pipes, March 28, 2019
asbestos health effects, federal and state regulatory compliance and 1:30 pm -
“do’s and do not’s” when working on AC pipes during emergencies and Afternoon Training Classes 56-69
5:00 pm
planned maintenance activities. A full-day asbestos pipe course will be Closing Celebration & Tribute to Excellence
held across PA in 2019. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 107 5:30 pm Awards Ceremony with live music by Tommy Presidents
48. Asset Management with Remote Control and Monitoring for Water -8:00 pm Wareham, The Piano Man Hall
and Wastewater Systems: Learn how to improve water and wastewater Sponsored by: Core & Main
efficiencies in municipalities via GIS and an asset management platform.
Customize all facets of asset management with interactive cellular- 56. Medical Emergency Response and Care: This session is designed
based communication, save time and money with real-time control and to give participants an introduction to medical and traumatic events
monitoring. Earn up to 3 W & WW CH. Room 208 that may occur in the workplace. Operators will be exposed to different
49. Simplified Water Analysis: This workshop is designed to provide medical and traumatic events in addition to being presented with
an overview of the science of colorimetry and turbidity as it relates to information on how to appropriately respond to these emergencies.
water testing techniques and systems for water quality measurements in There will be limited opportunity for hands-on practice of CPR
applications including drinking water, wastewater, environmental water, and methods. This class is offered again on Friday morning, class #70. Earn
industrial water. The techniques covered in the class include colorimetric 3 W & WW CH. Room 109
chlorine analysis and turbidity measurement. The instructor will analyze
a sample for chlorine, check the accuracy using secondary standards in Course offered at conference or in the field within last 3 years. Be sure you
addition to showing the proper calibration of a laboratory (bench top) have not taken this class within your current cycle. Repeats receive NO contact
turbidimeter. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 104 hours. If you are unsure, we can assist you at the help desk.
12 Thanks to Exeter Supply for sponsoring the printing of the programs.57. Overview of Portable Pumps and Generators – PAWARN: The 65. Heavy Equipment and Vehicle Safety: Learn about the risks
purpose of this course is to improve operators’ knowledge and abilities associates with heavy machinery transport. PA State Police will
of safely and properly operating a portable pump or generator. Pump provide a demo inspection of heavy equipment hauling. Outside
and generator theory will be discussed, as well as the safety aspects demo - dress appropriately. Earn 1 W & WW CH. Room 112
associated with both pieces of equipment. Also, hands-on training for 66. UV Disinfection from Basics to Advanced Oxidation Processes:
both generator sizing and actual operation of provided equipment will See class #40, Wednesday afternoon, for description. Earn up to 3 W &
be done. Includes outside demo - dress appropriately. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 107
WW CH. Room Exec 1 & 2
67. Biology and Troubleshooting of Facultative Lagoons: The course
58. Chemical Feed Systems - Pump Selection and Feed System covers the critical roles of microscopic and macroscopic organisms
O&M: See class #46, Thursday morning, for description. Earn 3 W & that live in and around lagoons. Includes presentations on algae,
WW CH. Room 106 bacteria, crustaceans, duckweed, aquatic and immature insects,
59. Water & Sewer Fitting Applications, Sizing, Restraints & grasses, rotifers, water meal, weeds, worms, and burrowing animals.
Accessories: This course will identify available fittings for different The class will also benefit operators of suspended growth and fixed
varieties of pipe, PVC, ductile Iron, PVC and copper service. AWWA/ film growth processes. Earn 3 WW CH. Room 218
ANSI fitting specifications and applications for potable water, and 68. Basic Approach to Identification & Removal of I&I: This course
sanitary sewers. Water products to include ductile iron MJ and flange covers identifying and removing infiltration and inflow (I/I) from your
fittings, coatings, restraints, clamps and couplings, gasket selection, sewer system. Discussions will include understanding the importance
and service fittings. PVC to include fittings for SDR 35, AWWA C900, of I/I, developing a comprehensive I/I identification program, and
and C905. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 208 rehabilitation methods and techniques to remove I/I. Earn 3 WW CH.
60. Simplified Nutrient Analysis (nitrogen, phosphorus, alkalinity, Room 105
ammonia): This workshop is designed as an introduction to the 69. Not All It’s Cracked Up To Be - Our Failing Pipe Infrastructure:
simplified techniques available for sampling and the measurement of A combination of old pipes and earlier than expected failure of newer
alkalinity, nitrogen, and phosphorus in wastewater, drinking water, pipes has led to a “perfect storm” in our pipe infrastructures. Estimates
and environmental waters. The course objectives will be met by of pipeline replacement nationwide exceed $1 trillion in the next
presenting technical background, incorporating practical applications decade. This course covers the history of pipes, expected lifespans
of sampling and analytical testing, and through “hands-on” experience and considerations for line replacement. This class is offered again on
using portable field use and laboratory instruments. Students are Friday morning, class #71. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 204
required to analyze water samples of known and unknown values.
Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 104 Friday Morning Room #
61. Wanna Get Tanked? - Inspection, Coating & Care: This course March 29, 2019
covers the materials & styles of storage tanks. It will also address which
7:00 am - Continental Breakfast
decisions, during the design process, will affect long term care include
8:45 am Sponsored by: LB Water, S3 & 540 Technologies
a general discussion on coatings. The course will also cover the type &
frequency of inspections, including owner performed inspections. Finally, 8:00 am -
Morning Training Classes 70-74
11:30 am
several case studies will be reviewed. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 207
62. Disinfection Requirements Rule (PA DEP): The Disinfection 70. Medical Emergency Response and Care: See class #56, Thursday
Requirements Rule (DRR) was published on April 28, 2018 with the afternoon, for description. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 109
purpose of addressing distribution system deficiencies to enhance 71. Not All It’s Cracked Up To Be - Our Failing Pipe Infrastructure:
public health protection. Many of the provisions, including increased See class #69, Thursday afternoon, for description. Earn 3 W & WW
minimum distribution disinfectant residual and increased monitoring, CH. Room 107
go into effect one year after the date of publication, or April 29, 2019.
This training was created to provide water system operators with 72. Manager’s Roundtable: Who Will Replace You - Succession/
the knowledge and resources needed to comply with these new Recruiting New Operators: Presentations and discussion on how
requirements. This class is offered again on Friday morning, class #73. systems can recruit, hire and mentor the next generation of operators.
Earn 3 W CH. Room 206 Bring your questions. Earn 1 W & W CH. Room 105
63. Chlorine in the Distribution System, Dealing with the Good, 73. Disinfection Requirements Rule (PA DEP): See class #62,
Bad, and Ugly: The Good – As a Bactericide. The course covers proper Thursday afternoon, for description. Earn 3 W CH. Room 108
chlorination techniques and roles of flushing. The Bad – Need for de- 74. Flagger Training: This class is to instruct water and wastewater
chlorination - We cover available chemicals, equipment needed based operators on proper procedures and equipment for flagging, as outlined
upon application, proper techniques, and monitoring your results. The by PADOT Publication 213. Those who successfully complete this course
Ugly – Disinfection By-Products. Other chemicals may be suitable for will receive a PADOT Wallet Card. Earn 3 W & WW CH. Room 106
your system, but if not, certain techniques may also be helpful in limiting
DBPs in the outer reaches of your system. Earn 3 W CH. Room 205 Please be courteous to speakers and
colleagues by silencing your cell phones
64. Effective Leak Detection Tips and Techniques: This class will
during training sessions, meetings and
provide an overview of how to effectively identify leaks within your water events. We ask that all phone calls be
system. We will cover the proper use of the leak detection equipment, made outside of the training rooms &
how to distinguish a leak noise from other noise, and how to pinpoint event rooms if a call must be made.
leaks. The limitations of when leak detection equipment can and should
be used will also be discussed. Earn 3 W CH. Room 108
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