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1Register online at www.nysawwa.org/events/training

2 2018 NYSAWWA Training Booklet

Contact HoursWater/ Wastewater Operators:All courses are approved by the New York State Department of Health and New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for the listed number of water/wastewater contact hours. Water hours are toward renewal of certifi cate(s) under Subpart 5-4 of the New York State Sanitary Code.

Professional Engineers:All courses are approved under the direction of the New York State Department of Education for the listed number of contact hours toward renewal of P.E. license.

Registration InformationRegister early -- Courses fi ll quickly, especially Basic Lab classesBasic laboratory skill classes are limited to 15 - 20 attendeesRegistrations cannot be taken over the telephone

You can see up-to-date course availability & register at http://nysawwa.org/events/training

Cancellation InformationTh e Section Offi ce must receive a written cancellation of your registration with a refund request no less than ten (10) business days prior to course, event, or activity. Requests can be sent by fax, mail, or e-mail. Refunds are subject to a $10 administrative feeYou can substitute from within your utility/company instead of cancellingMemberships cannot be cancelled“No Shows” will not receive a refundUtilities providing vouchers/claims in advance of issuing a check are responsible for full payment of invoices

Certifi cate of AttendanceCertifi cates of Attendance are issued via email aft er attendance is verifi ed and payment is received.

Confi rmations Confi rmation reminders to sessions are emailed approximately two - three weeks prior to each course; you must provide an email to receive reminders.Online registrations receive an email confi rmation immediately.

Problems? Please contact the Training Coordinator, Trina Carman, at [email protected]


LocationsBallston Spa: Cornell Cooperative Extension, 50 West High Street, Ballston Spa, NY 12020

Dunkirk: JCC North County Center, 10807 Bennett Road, Dunkirk, NY 14048

Hemlock: Hemlock Lake Water Treatment Plant, 7412 Rix Hill Road, Hemlock, NY 14466

Hobart: Hobart Village Hall, 80 Cornell Avenue, Hobart, NY 13788

Ithaca: Bolton Point Water Treatment Plant, 1402 East Shore Drive, Ithaca, NY 14850

Kingston: Kingston Water Treatment Plant, 1442 Sawkill Road, Kingston, NY 12401

Melville: Long Island Offi ces of H2M, 538 Broad Hollow Road, Melville, NY 11747

Melville PACE Labs: 575 Broad Hollow Road, Melville, NY 11747

Middletown: Wallkill Community Center, 8 Wes Warren Drive, Middletown, NY 10940

Ogdensburg: Dobisky Visitors Center, 100 Riverside Avenue, Ogdensburg, NY 13669

Olean: Olean Water Treatment Plant, 1332 River Street, Olean, NY 14760

Owego: Tioga County Health & Human Services, 1062 State Route 38, Owego, NY 13827

Peekskill: Plumbers & Steamfi tters Local #21, 1024 McKinley Street, Peekskill, NY 10566

Peru: Peru Volunteer Fire Dept., 753 Bear Swamp Road, Peru, NY 12972

Poughkeepsie: Poughkeepsie Water Treatment Plant, 3431 North Road, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

Rochester: MCWA Shoremont Treatment Plant, 4799 Dewey Avenue, Rochester, NY 14612

Springville: Concord Town Hall, 86 Franklin Street, Springville, NY 14141

Ticonderoga: Best Western Hotel, 260 Burgoyne Road, Ticonderoga, NY 12883

Troy: Troy Water Treatment Plant, 25 Water Plant Road, Troy, NY 12182

Utica: Mohawk Valley Water Authority, 1 Kennedy Plaza, Utica, NY 13502

Wampsville: Madison County Health Dept., 138 No. Court Street, Wampsville, NY 13163

Watertown: Bernier, Carr and Associates, 327 Mullin St., Watertown, NY 13601

Williamsville: Wendel Engineers, 375 Essjay Road, Williamsville, NY 14221

Woodbury: Long Island Offi ces of D&B, 330 Crossways Park Drive, Woodbury, NY 11797

New locations shown in blue.New courses indicated with *.


Automatic Control Valves Operations & Maintenance Date and Location: September 5 - Ithaca December 4 - Troy

Course Length: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

Course Fee: $80 members | $130 nonmembers

Instructors: Scott Rager, Pat Donnelly

Contact Hours: 6.0 Water | 6.0 Wastewater | 6.0 PE

Course Description: Th is seminar reviews the basic operating principles of hydraulically operated, diaphragm actuated control valves. Examples are given for applications requiring on/off and modulating control and how to determine which valve will best meet a particular system’s requirements. Includes a discussion of technical issues related to altitude valves, including operational theory, proper sizing, installation, operation, maintenance and trouble shooting. Hands-on stations allow students to review preventative maintenance, visual illustration of how altitude valves and pressure reducing valves operate, preventive and corrective maintenance, and component identifi cation for both valves.


Basic Laboratory Skills Grade A compliant, fulfi lls classroom based requirements for correspondence courses for Initial Certifi cation (A,B,C,D).

Date and Location: February 8 - Shoremont Water Treatment Plant (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) March 14 - Hemlock Water Treatment Plant (Th omas F. Clark, instructor March 27 - Utica (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) March 28 - Troy (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) May 7 - Poughkeepsie (Matt Geho instructor) May 9 - Woodbury (Hach: Greg Starlin) May 14 - Troy (Hach: Greg Starlin) May 16 - Wampsville (Hach: Greg Starlin) May 18 - Owego (Hach: Greg Starlin) May 30 - Dunkirk (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) September 10 - Poughkeepsie (Matt Geho instructor) October 2 - Troy (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) October 3 - Hobart (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) October 5 - Middletown (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) October 16 - Peru (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) October 18 - Ticonderoga (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) October 30 - Ithaca (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) October 30 - PACE Labs, Melville (Hach: Greg Starlin) October 31 - Olean (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) November 1 - Dunkirk (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) November 5 - Poughkeepsie (Matt Geho instructor) November 7 - Troy (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) November 15 - Watertown (Th omas F. Clark, instructor)



Instructors: Various (see above)


Course Description: Th e course is designed to improve understanding of basic laboratory skills used in water treatment plants. General information on laboratory safety, practices and testing protocols, including sampling guidelines, is presented. Analytical techniques covered include temperature, pH, alkalinity, hardness, colorimetry (for chlorine and fl uoride testing), turbidity and coagulation/fl occulation (including jar testing). Course objectives will be met by presenting background/theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical testing and thorough hands- on experience, using portable fi eld use and laboratory instruments. Participants are required to analyze water samples of known and unknown values.


Biohazards in Water and Wastewater /Workplace Violence ProventionDate and Location: March 13 - Springville March 20 - Middletown March 21 - Troy



Instructors: Dr. Nellie Brown


Course Description: Th is session discusses regulations governing and exposure to biological hazards and bloodborne pathogens. It also discusses the prevention of workplace violence. In 2006, New York State enacted legislation requiring public employers to develop and implement programs to prevent and minimize workplace violence and help ensure the safety of public employees.

Chlorine and Sodium Hypochlorite for Water/Wastewater Treatment Date and Location: April 24 - Williamsville



Instructors: Rick Calmes, Sal Adamo, Th omas Clark


Course Description: Th is session provides information and safety training on chlorine and sodium hypochlorite for disinfection; reviewing basic information on disinfection and the microbes that cause waterborne disease; discussing technical issues including operational theory of hypochlorites and chlorine gas, proper pump and tubing sizing and troubleshooting the process.

Concepts of Water Chemistry and Microbiology / Lead Resources*Date and Location: May 8 - Utica



Instructors: Th omas F. Clark


Course Description: Th is session provides principles of chemical reactions in Water and Wastewater operation; also provides procedures for enumeration of bacteria associated with potable and environmental waters. Th e aft ernoon will present a review of resources available to assist operators with lead in water.


Customer Complaints about Water QualityDate and Location: March 21 - Melville



Instructors: Paul Ponturo


Course Description: Th is presentation looks at the causes and response to customer complaints. Topics include: assembling information to respond to common water complaints, distribution system operation to avoid complaints, and records maintenance.

Dam Safety Date and Location: May 2 - Troy



Instructors: Greg Daviero


Course Description: Th is session provides information on legal requirements, construction and maintenance of dams employed in the water industry.

Distribution System Monitoring Date and Location: December 12 - Woodbury



Instructors: Jason Hime


Course Description: A review of analytical methods and techniques necessary outside the traditional laboratory environment, specifi cally in the drinking water distribution system. Th is session covers: portability, sampling, sample management, water management, data validity, colorimetry, electrochemistry and microbiology. Th is is not a hands-on course.


Emerging Contaminants: UCMR3 / UCMR4*Date and Location: August 15 - Melville



Instructors: Paul Ponturo

Contact Hours: Check with the Section Offi ce.

Course Description: Just what is an “Emerging Contaminant”? What is the signifi cance of a detection of an Emerging Contaminant to a water supplier, the consumer? Can the ecological signifi cance of detection in a watershed be more important than the human health implications? Th is workshop will discuss the many categories of substances that have been categorized as “emerging”. How such fi ndings can relate to an eventual adoption of a drinking water regulation will be addressed in this workshop. Approaches to risk communication and public outreach are addressed with several examples.

Hands-on Jar Testing* Date and Location: May 10 - Peekskill Course Length: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm




Course Description: Th is session provides information and experience in performing jar tests. Tests to be analyzed and graphed on site.

Hands-on Jar Testing / Lead Resources* Date and Location: May 9 - Kingston May 31 - Dunkirk November 8 - Troy





Course Description: Th is session provides information and experience in performing jar tests. Tests to be analyzed and graphed on site. Th e aft ernoon is a review of Flint, Michigan and provides guidance on resources for addressing lead in water.


Hands-on Chlorination Date and Location: April 18 - Woodbury



Instructors: Joseph Pokorny


Course Description: Th is session covers the properties of chlorine, purposes of chlorination, chlorine dosage calculations, and chlorinator equipment.

Hydrant & Water Main O&M Date and Location: February 14 - Woodbury



Instructors: Richard Kern


Course Description: Learn functions and operations of fi re hydrants, conduct routine inspections, troubleshoot and repair fi re hydrants, conduct fl ow tests, perform calculations, discuss types of hydrants advantages and disadvantages, review distribution system valve maintenance, identify proper methods of water main fl ushing and cleaning, including safety procedures.

Hydrants, Valves and Meters Date and Location: September 12 - Ogdensburg



Instructors: John Fiedler, Dan Reed


Course Description: Provides information on applications for application, installation, and use of fi re hydrants, valves, and meters.


Leak Detection*Date and Location: September 11 - Woodbury



Instructors: Brian Baxter


Course Description: Th is session covers all aspects of leak detection: Introduction to Leak Detection and Water Audits; Leak Detection – some causes of leaks and search strategies; Sonic leak detectors and correlation technology; and Outdoor demonstration.

Math Skills for Water and Wastewater Operators Date and Location: April 25 - Ballston Spa Course Length: 8:00 am - 3:30 pm




Course Description: Th is session reviews concepts of mathematics as applied to water and wastewater treatment.

Operator Ethics and Applications in Water SupplyDate and Location: November 14 - Utica




Contact Hours: 3.5 Water | 1.0 Wastewater | 1.0 PE (Th is session qualifi es for PE Ethics contact hour!)

Course Description: Th is session will provide drinking water professionals with information to help them understand concepts associated with ethics. Th e training will cover: core ethical values, examples and consequences of unethical behavior, guidelines for ethical decision-making, building an ethical organization, and model codes of ethics.


Process Instrument Verifi cation and Calibration Date and Location: May 10 - Woodbury



Instructors: HACH, Greg Starlin


Course Description: Th is workshop is designed to provide participants with an understanding of the operation and maintenance of chlorine and turbidity process analyzers. Proper calibration and verifi cation techniques for each instrument will be described in presentations and practiced in a “hands-on” laboratory environment. Th e course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques, and through demonstration and “hands- on” practice using on-line and laboratory instrumentation.

Sanitary Surveys and Waterborne Diseases / Lead Resources Date and Location: October 17 - Peru





Course Description: Th is session provides guidance on how to protect the integrity and quality of water, and reviewing factors behind waterborne diseases. Th e aft ernoon will present a review of resources avilable to assist operators with lead in water.

Use of Permanganate and Corrosion Control Chemicals Date and Location: June 5 - Troy June 6 - Watertown June 7 - Hemlock September 12 - Peekskill



Instructors: Darin Skutt


Course Description: Th e Use of Permanganate in Drinking Water is a two hour presentation on the use and chemistry of potassium and sodium permanganates. Sessions include the application and use of permanganate in drinking water treatment including analysis methods, safety, product handling and storage considerations. Corrosion Control Chemicals provides information on the factors driving corrosion in the distribution system, the measurement of corrosion and use of phosphate corrosion inhibitors. Case studies in the use of corrosion inhibitors will also be reviewed as will safety, product handling and storage considerations.


UV Disinfection and Storage Tank O&MDate and Location: April 25 - Owego



Instructors: Gregg Palmer, Harry Hagan


Course Description: UV Disinfection is an emerging technology with potential for small, medium and large water utilities. Th is workshop provides the latest information on the practical application of this technology, its eff ectiveness, design considerations, and the cost of applying this technology. Water Storage Tank O&M provides an overview of tank selection and proper tank maintenance.

Valve Design in Water and Wastewater* Date and Location: May 29 - Troy June 6 - Olean



Instructors: Robert Wiltshire


Course Description: Th is session provides training, application, and use of various valves in water and wastewater.

Water Treatment System Design O&M Date and Location: October 17 - Melville



Instructors: Sujata Pal, Christopher Weber, Tim McGuire, Alfred Manfredi


Course Description: With more public supply wells requiring advanced treatment for the removal of contaminants, each operator should fully understands the design criteria, details of construction & operation & maintenance procedures to ensure the facilities continue to operate properly and eliminate potential MCL violations. Water treatment facilities reviewed include iron removal, nitrate removal, and volatile organic chemical removal.


Water Well Maintenance / Water Storage Tank O&MDate and Location: October 10 - Olean October 24 - Watertown



Instructors: Neil Mansuy, Harry Hagan


Course Description: Water Well Maintenance: Th is session provides information on well drilling, operation, maintenance and rehabilitation. Storage Tank O&M: Th is session provides information on water storage tank selection and proper maintenance.

Water Main Installation Date and Location: June 20 - Melville



Instructors: John Collins, Dustin Rigos, Stephen Mirra


Course Description: Th is session provides basic information on installation of water mains and their appurtenances, including laying conditions, restrained joints and backfi lling, installing hydrants, disinfection, and pressure testing.

Water Meter Design and Maintenance Date and Location: September 12 - Ballston Spa October 23 - Springville



Instructors: Dave Johnson


Course Description: Th is session provides information on the proper design, installation, and use of water meters.


Water UniversityDate and Location: October 16 - Wampsville October 17 - Troy



Instructors: Rick Ross, Ryan Spanton


Course Description: Th is session includes information on basic surface and ground water treatment technologies and advanced treatment processes including aeration, lime soft ening and arsenic removal.

Water Well Rehab & MaintenanceDate and Location: January 10 - Melville May 11 - Middletown



Instructors: Neil Mansuy


Course Description: Th is session provides information on well drilling, operation, maintenance and rehabilitation.


Adamo, Sal: Chemical Feed Specialist, GP Jager, Inc. Chlorine and Sodium Hypochlorite for Water/Wastewater TreatmentSal has a total of 30 years experience in chemical feed equipment. Mr. Adamo has two patents for the design of polymer wetting systems.

Baxter, Brian: Owner/Operator, Upstate Leak Detection Leak DetectionMr. Baxter is a seasoned technician with more than 20 years experience and a life resident of upstate NY. He is a skilled leak detection specialist qualifi ed in acoustic and computer- based correlation equipment. Brian has experience for troubleshooting systems and locating mains using pipe locating equipment and maps for municipal, commercial and industrial water piping. He exhibits working knowl-edge of water dynamics, pipe materials and sizes, types of distribution equipment, valves and pumps.

Brown, Nellie: Director, Workplace Health and Safety Programs for Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor RelationsBiohazards in Water/Wastewater & Workplace Violence PreventionMs. Brown provides on-site training and technical assistance services in a wide range of occupational safety and health matters.

Calmes, Rick: Disinfection/Oxidation, GP Jager, Inc.Chlorine and Sodium Hypochlorite for Water/Wastewater TreatmentWith 14 years of experience in energy services and the water/ wastewater industry, Rick supports the Western NY, Genesee Valley, Southern Tier, and Finger Lakes areas of Upstate NY.

Clark, Th omas F.: Production Engineer, Monroe County Water AuthorityBasic Laboratory Skills; Chlorine & Sodium Hypochlorite for Water/Wastewater Treatment; Concepts of Water Chemistry and Microbi-ology; Hands-on Jar Testing; Lead Resources; Math Skills for Water/Wastewater Operators; Operator Ethics & Applications in Water Supply: Sanitary Surveys and Waterborne DiseasesIn addition to 20-plus years working in management and operations of water treatment facilities, and overseeing the operation of the Shoremont, Webster and Corfu Water Treatment Facilities, Mr. Clark is the Co-Chair of the NYSAWWA Education Committee.

Collins, John: Deputy Department Manager, Water Resources, H2MWater Main InstallationMr. Collins’ experience in water distribution includes numerous projects involving the extension of transmission and distribution mains for potable and raw water as well as projects including the replacement of aging infrastructure. Projects include the design and oversight of new mains to service previously unincorporated areas or to provide a solution to specifi c pressure and fl ow defi ciencies. As a senior project engineer, he has developed engineering reports evaluating the eff ects new development has upon existing water systems and determines how best to provide public water to these developments. Specifi c responsibilities also include the design, layout, cost estimating and construction management of public and private water distribution systems.

Daviero, Gregory: Principal, Schnabel EngineeringDam SafetyDr. Daviero’s expertise includes fl ood control evaluations, dam break analyses, hazard classifi cation assessments, incremental analyses, spillway and hydraulic structure capacity evaluations and design, and low level outlet evaluations and designs. He has been responsible for developing Inspection and Maintenance Plans, Emergency Action Plans (EAPs), and Engineering Assessments throughout NYS.

Fiedler, John: Territory Sales Rep, Mueller CompanyHydrants, Meters, & ValvesMr. Fiedler has been responsible for sales and marketing of all Mueller AWWA products in New York for over 15 years and has worked for the water works industry for over 25 years.

Geho, Matt: Operations Director, Northern Westchester Joint Water WorksBasic Laboratory SkillsMr. Geho is responsible for the Operations, Maintenance, and Distribution divisions of the Joint Water Works representing all matters with regards to operations, water quality, and compliance monitoring and reporting. Prior, he was Chief Water Plant Operator at the Poughkeepsie Water Treatment Facility.

Hagen, Harry: Regional Sales Manager, Statewide AquastoreWater Storage Tank O&MMr. Hagen has over 35 years experience in technical sales, including metal fabrication, fasteners, HDPE pipe, precast concrete, and glass fused steel storage tanks.

Hime, Jason: Senior Public Health Engineer, Suff olk County Water AuthorityDistribution System Monitoring Mr. Hime has served as an engineer with the division since 2016. His responsibilities include review and approval of design drawings, engineering reports, and technical specifi cations for public and private water supply wells, water distribution systems, treatment systems, and the cross-connection control program.

Johnson, Dave: Territory Manager, Neptune Technology GroupWater Meter Design & MaintenanceDave has worked in the water industry for 18 years servicing upstate New York water purveyors and has over 30 years work experience with utility and municipal customers.

Kern, Rich: Engineering Manager, New York American WaterHydrant & Water Main O&MMr. Kern is a New York State registered and licensed engineer.

Manfredi, Alfred: Project Engineer, Water Resources, H2MWater Treatment Design O&M Mr. Manfredi’s responsibilities include preparing specifi cations and design plans for the purpose of bidding public works water projects and regulatory agency review. He has designed projects including well and well facility rehabilitation, VOC removal via carbon pressure fi lters, and water storage tank rehabilitations. He specializes in utilizing BIM technology to optimize QA/QC procedures including clash detection, model walk-throughs, schedule creation and management, and content creation and management. In addition to using NavisWorks, Mr. Manfredi also utilizes Revit to create three-dimensional models while utilizing central-fi le management procedures to coordinate with support departments.

Mansey, Neil: VP of Technical Services, Subsurface TechnologiesWater Well Rehab & MaintenanceNeil Mansuy has 33+ years of extensive, worldwide well rehabilitation experience, in academic training and in practical experience.

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McGuire, Tim: Project Engineer, Water Resources, H2MWater Treatment Design O&MMr. McGuire’s experience in water resources includes groundwater well construction, rehabilitation and permit applications; potable water treatment technologies including volatile organic chemical removal utilizing granular activated carbon and air stripping, nitrate removal utilizing ion exchange resins,, disinfection and pH adjustment; water distribution; construction of bulk chemical tanks; water supply hydraulic design; preparation of construction documents; construction administration on these projects.

Mirra, Stephen: Staff Engineer, Water Resources, H2MWater Main InstallationAs a staff engineer, Mr. Mirra’s responsibilities include the preparation of specifi cations and design plans for the bidding and construction of Public Works projects including projects for water supply, transmission and storage. Mr. Mirra also performs design calculations for wellhead treatment processes and prepares water treatment design reports for regulatory review and approval. Mr. Mirra also prepares engineer’s reports for new water supply wells for regulatory review and approval. He also assists with construction administration on various Wick’s law projects.

Pal, Sujata: Staff Engineer, Water Resources, H2MWater Treatment Design O&MAs staff engineer, Ms. Pal’s responsibilities include preparing specifi cations and design plans for the purpose of bidding public works water projects and regulatory agency review, and assisting with construction administration of potable water treatment systems, rehabilitation of supply wells, and distribution system improvement projects.

Palmer, Gregg: Operating Offi ce, Koester Associates, Inc.UV DisinfectionMr. Palmer has been in the chemical industry for the last ten years and in that time, Gregg has helped guide Poly Processing Company to become an industry leader in chemical storage tanks. Gregg has executive sales and marketing experience and holds a Bachelor of Science in business from Metropolitan State University of Denver. Gregg has extensive experience in municipal drinking water and wastewater chemical disinfection, UV disinfection, and disinfectant on-site generation system design.

Ponturo, Paul: Senior Water Resources Engineer, H2MCustomer Complaints about Water Quality; Emerging Contaminants UCMR3, UCMR4In addition to working on a number of regulatory and compliance issues relating to public water supplies, emerging contaminant review and monitoring program design, and piloting advanced water treatment technologies, Mr. Ponturo is the Co-Chair of the NYSAWWA Education Committee.

Pokorny, Joseph: Chief Engineer, Suff olk County Water AuthorityHands-on ChlorinationMr. Pokorny is responsible for the budgeting, planning, design and construction of all SCWA’s production, storage , and treatment facilities. He received a degree in Electrical Engineering from Manhattan College, his masters degree in Business Administration from St. John’s University and is a licensed Professional Engineer in NY State.

Rager, Scott: Owner, SAR SalesAutomatic Control ValvesScott has been a Manufacturer’s Representative, owning his own fi rm since 1999, for products in the water and wastewater industry.

Reed, Dan: Regional Sales Manager, Master Meter, Inc.Hydrants, Meters, & ValvesDan has been in the Water and Wastewater fi eld for close to 20 years in various Application Engineering capacities.

Rigos, Dustin: Project Engineer, Water Resources, H2MWater Main InstallationMr. Rigos’ experience in water resources engineering includes the design and construction administration of potable water treatment systems, rehabilitation of supply wells, and distribution system improvement projects. He is responsible for the preparation of specifi cations and design plans. He is profi cient in the use of 2D/3D CAD soft ware.

Ross, Rick: Eastern Regional Product Manager, WesTech Engineering, Inc.Water UniversityRich has worked in the water and wastewater industry for over 23 years serving various positions in Project Engineering, Project Management and Sales Management.

Skutt, Darin: Technical Service Representative, Carus CorporationUse of Permanganate & Corrosion Control ChemicalsDarin conducts laboratory testing and product demonstrations for municipal, industrial, and environmental customers while also conducting technical training and safety presentations that recommend safe chemical handling and dosing systems.

Spanton, Ryan: Regional Sales Manager, WesTech Engineering, Inc.Water UniversityRyan has worked in the water and wastewater industry for over 12 years serving various positions in applications and sales management.

Starlin, Greg: Technical Instructor, Hach Technical Training Center Basic Laboratory Skills, Process Verifi cation and CalibrationGreg incorporates his previous work experience as a Class “A” water/wastewater operator and Resource Recovery Specialist into his training.

Weber, Christopher: Staff Engineer, Water Resources, H2MWater Treatment Design O&MMr. Weber is responsible for the design and construction administration tasks associated with the construction of water supply and treatment facilities and distribution system improvement projects. He is involved in the preparation of specifi cations and design plans, project bidding, shop drawing, O&M, and payment request review, and general project coordination. Mr. Weber has also prepared engineering reports and proposals, and is profi cient in the use of CAD and REVIT soft ware.

Wiltshire, RobertValves Design in Water and WastewaterMr. Wiltshire has extensive experience in working with both consulting engineers and municipal utility operations, and with engineering staff s in getting products specifi ed. He specializes with hands-on service, start-up skills, and has excellent relationship building skills. He is a factory trained technician for both pumps and valves and has over 25 years of combined hand-on/application experience in water and wastewater systems.

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