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Table of Contents: Page Advertisers Index: Associate Member Committee 31 Award WinneiS 2.005 "Trii>Wo 10 Elo::ellenee. 23 Ban uet Details 22

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1. Leak Detection: This session will instruct water company personnel in proper leak detection techniques through classroom and hands-on training. #317 (4 Contact Hours)2. Quality Control in Construction Projects: Quality control is critically important to a successful construction project. Inspection during construction will prevent costly repairs after the project is completed. The inspector, engineer, contractor and system personnel must work together to inspect, document and correct deficiencies3. Hydrants & Valves: Fire Hydrant design, operation, maintenance issues and demonstrations. Valves are one of the most important components in a water system. This session will focus in the operation and maintenance of all types of valves.4. Water Resources Planning: This session discusses a comprehensive water resources plan for eight municipalities. Discussion will include the impacts on and threats to water in an area where there is a steady conversion of the natural environment to the built environment.5. Disinfection: Chlorine is not the only way to disinfect water and this session will explore all the methods available to water systems.6. Hydrants & Valves: (Repeat) Fire Hydrant design, operation, maintenance issues and demonstrations. Valves are one of the most important components in a water system. This session will focus in the operation and maintenance of all types of valves.7. SCADA Done Right: This session will cover SCADA system engineering, equipment selection and options.8. Water System Engineering Program: This program was developed by DEP to provide technical, managerial and financial assistance to small drinking water systems. 9. Tank Maintenance: Water facility owners won’t want to miss this informative session for the rehabilitation of existing steel tanks, design consideration and coatings for new tanks.10.Corrision Control in Potable Water; Its not just water chemistry: This workshop combines superb visuals and interactive lecture with live demonstrations, first defining potable water corrosion, the benefits of determining corrosion indexes, examining water quality issues like pH, Temperature, TDS, Hardness, Alkalinity. The operator will learn that effective corrosion control in potable water requires more than water chemistry studies. Disinfection, (type/residual), distribution piping, flushing schedules, treatment process, coupon studies, electrical grounding all play a major role in total system corrosion. # TBA 6 Contact Hours11. Distribution System Components: This session will identify the key components of a distribution network and describe the primary purpose or function of each component.12 Distribution System Workshop: The water distribution system is a large investment for a community; maintaining it and being able to troubleshoot problems that can arise are essential to public health. #TBA (3 Contact Hours)13.CMOM Regulations: An update on CMOM Regulations . #TBA (4 Contact Hours)14. The future of Septic & Grease Disposal: A frank discussion on how and where septic and grease wastes will be disposed of in the future. 15. Proper Cleaning of Sewer Lines: This session will focus on jetting nozzle selection and sewer line cleaning techniques. 16. Pumps: This session is designed to assist operators in maintenance and troubleshooting of pumps. #TBA 6 Contact Hours17. Overview & Interruptions of Pa Act 57 Tap-in-Fee Law: An overview with practical interpretations of the new tap-in fee regulations. 18. BNR Modeling & Operational Strategies for WW Treatment Plants: A look at the use of wastewater treatment plant modeling for optimizing

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biological nutrient removal followed by actual case studies.19. Aerobic Digestion: Gain a better understanding of the components of an aerobic digester. Also learn the operational parameters and the proper calculations for process control. 20. Small Package Plant O & M: This session will cover the proper operation and maintenance of a small wastewater package plant.21. Wastewater Operator Math: This course is to teach/review the math calculations a wastewater operator would need to properly operate and maintain a treatment facility. Many times operators don’t use some of the math formulas or methods on a daily basis, which, in turn, allows an operator to forget how to calculate those important equations needed for proper operation. # 887 6 Contact Hours 22. Nutrient Management and BNR Regulatory Roundtable: “Where do we go from here?” A roundtable discussion format headed by legal, permitting, engineering, and operations experts 23. Chapter 94: All publicly owned treatment works are covered by the Wasteload Management Regulation (Chapter 94). If you have questions we have answers. 24. Solutions for Solving Inflow & Infiltration “I & I”: Collection systems are always vulnerable to I & I problems, but what are the other components that affect the system. This is a must session for wastewater operators that deal with problems in the collection system. # TBA 3

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Contact Hours25. Protecting Public Drinking Water SWPS: This session will cover the benefits of the multiple barrier approach to protect public health, and reduce treatment costs. Attendees will also learn the SPA recommended five-step process to implement a community-based management protection plan. # 1472 3.5 Contact Hours26. Applied Quality Control/Quality Assurance: This workshop is designed to familiarize and teach proper analytical techniques and QA/QC principles using spectrophotometric analysis. The course objectives are to review laboratory techniques and method performance by applying basic QA/QC principles in the laboratory. # TBA 6.5 Contact Hours27. Backflow Prevention Assembly Repair & Maintenance: Plant operators should be familiarized with the different types of backflow prevention assemblies and the different styles of check valves and relief valves within them in order to be able to effectively carryout a cross-connection plan. Proper assembly, maintenance and repair on the backflow prevention devices installed within a system are the key to a successful plan. # 429 6 Contact Hours28. Controlling and Maintaining Chlorine Residuals: This session will provide operators with tips on controlling and maintaining that important residual. #TBA 6 Contact Hours

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29. Funding Options-RUS/Penn Vest: (1) PennVest: Need to do some improvements? Need funding, come and find out how to get those funds (2) RUS: Rural Utility Services personnel will discuss the ins and outs of how to get loans and grants for public utility systems. 30. Understanding Monitoring Compliance & Chapter 109: How is what you monitor for determined? What regulations determine compliance? How do monitoring, Chapter 109 and compliance effect system operation? This session will tie it all together31. Planning for an On-site Inspection: Do you know what DEP looks for when they come out to inspect your system? This informative session will answer that question and give you some fail-safe tips to prepare for that visit.32. Overview of Wastewater Regulations: What are the new regulations on the horizon? How will these regulations affect your system? This session will help prepare you for what lies ahead in the regulatory frontier.33. How to Create a Quality Assurance Manual: You know you need a quality assurance manual, but don’t have a clue how to create one. Well, this class has all the answers.34. Legal Needs: Do you know what your systems legal responsibilities are? Do you have legal questions? This session will address the legal issues of water and wastewater utilities in an ever-changing environment.35. A) Debt Collection Techniques: Learn effective debt collection techniques and the legal requirements of debt collections. B) Utilishield: Line Insurance Protection for your customers...Revenue generation for your system.36. Grant Writing 101: Is your community taking advantage of all the funding options available to them through grants? This session will introduce you to some tips to get those grants.37. Standing on your chair: The thinkers are the winners and that requires pulling yourself out of the “habit” mode to stop doing things because “that’s the way you’ve always done them”. In order to manage change, you must create change. Creativity is no longer an advantage in business. It is a prerequisite.38. Keeping Balance: This program is designed to help you find balance in your life by managing people, managing time, and managing stress. Understanding the factors needed to balance your personal and professional lives leads to a happier and healthier lifestyle39. Managers Roundtable: This is an open forum for managers to interact. Special problems? Challenges? Solutions? Come and share your ideas and discuss new ones.40. Basic Math Review: Review of the basic math common to both the water and wastewater treatment field. This session will cover area and volume calculations of circular and rectangular tanks, converting flows, pounds formula, converting pressures, chlorine dosages, basic chemical feed math, and basic hydraulics. Attendees will be given a set of practical math problems to complete at their own pace. PRWA staff will be available during class and throughout conference to provide assistance in completing the practical math series.41. WW General Part 1Exam Review: A review of topics expected to be covered in the General Wastewater Exam. 42. Activated Sludge The Fundamentals: Review session for the Activated Sludge (Sub-Class 1) Exam. Session will consist of the fundamentals needed to do process control and topics that are expected to be on the Activated Sludge Exam. A must if you are taking this sub-class43. Activated Sludge Exam Part 2: This session will go in deeper dept of the Activated Sludge Exam. A must if you are taking this sub-class.44. Collection System O & M Exam Review: Review session for the Collection System (Class E) Exam. Session will consist of a discussion of topics that are expected to be on the Collection System Exam. 45. Basic Math Review: Review of the basic math common to both the water and wastewater treatment field. This session will cover area and volume calculations of circular and rectangular tanks, converting flows, pounds formula, converting pressures, chlorine dosages, basic chemical feed math, and basic hydraulics. Attendees will be given a set of practical math problems to complete at their own pace. PRWA staff will be available during class and throughout conference to provide assistance in completing the practical math series.46: Filtration Sub-classes review: Review session for the Filtration Sub-classes (Sub-classes 1-5) 47. Water Exam General Part 1 DC/DN Exam Review Part 1: Review session for the General Part 1 Exam and the DC and DN exams.48. Water Exam General Part 1 DC/DN Exam Review Part 1: Review session for the General Part 1 Exam and the DC and DN exams 49. Disinfection Sub-classes review: Review session for the Disinfection Sub-classes (Sub-classes 11-14)50. Certification Exam: Good Luck!

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