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PIPELINE INSPECTOR TRAINING CERTIFICATION
In addition to the regular program, there will be cured-in-place pipeline inspector training from the National Association of Sewer Service Companies. The Inspector Training Certification Pro-gram will cover specific areas of expertise that are needed to ensure that a trenchless project is built correctly and meets the requirements of the contract documents and is designed for con-sulting engineers, municipal engineers and inspectors. Upon successful completion, attendees will receive a certificate and an inspector identification card.
Visit the NASSCO website at www.nassco.org or call Andrea or Heather at 410-486-3500 to get more information and register.
RCRA Hazardous Waste General Awareness Certification Workshop
This workshop will provide training and updates on the U.S. EPA hazardous waste regulations (40 CFR 260-279) as well as California-specific waste mandates (Title 22). This course introduces the "Big Picture" of RCRA; where the regulations came from, and the structure of those regulations and will cover:
• Background of the RCRA program • The concepts of systematic "cradle to grave" management and the three "persons" involved in this management • Important definitions
o Discarded materials o Identification of solid and hazardous wastes
• Characteristic hazardous wastes • Listed wastes • Spent solvent issues • Commercial chemical products (P- and U-wastes) • Mixture and derived-from rules • Regulatory exclusions and exemptions • Waste counting rules for determining your generator classification (large quantity, small quantity, or condition-
ally exempt) • Satellite accumulation issues • 90-day and 180-day accumulation rules • Container management/empty containers • Manifesting • Recordkeeping and training requirements • The universal waste regulations • Problem wastes (aerosol cans, electronic devices, and rags)
Upon successfully passing a written test at the conclusion of the workshop, participants will receive a Certification of Completion.
SEMINAR REGISTRATION
Go to our website www.tristateseminar.com and register online. Also, you can print, complete and mail the attached registration form with payment to:
Tri-State Seminar Attn: Annette Duarte
P.O. Box 11220 Tucson, Arizona 85734-1220
Registration Packets for pre-registered attendees will be mailed. The packet will include name badge, receipt and drink tickets. PLEASE NO CERTIFIED
REGISTRATION FEES: $85.00 prior to 8/31/2010 After 8/31/2010 - $110.00
Registrations received after 9/16/2010 will not be mailed. Packets will be available for pickup at Primm Valley Resort Conference Center on Monday (9/27/2010) from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
REGISTRATION HOURS:
Monday – September 27, 2010 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday – Thursday
September 28 – 30, 2010 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
There will be a $25.00 Reprint-ing charge if you forget to bring your packet. $30.00 Returned Check Fee will apply.
Cancellations & Refunds Written cancellation notice is required, and must be received at least 30 days prior to the conference date. A 25% ser-vice fee shall be retained on all cancellations. No refunds shall be given for cancellations made less than 30 days prior to conference.
EXHIBIT HALL HOURS DESERT STAR ARENA
@ BUFFALO BILL’S Over 200 Exhibitors. For infor-mation, please go to tristateseminar.com/exhibitors.
Tuesday – September 28, 2010
3:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Wednesday – September 29,
2010 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
GOLF TOURNAMENT
JOIN US AT Primm Valley Golf Club for the annual golf tour-nament on Tuesday, September 28, 2010. Registration: 6:30 a.m. *Tee off: 8:00 a.m. *Lunch & Awards: 12:00 Noon (Cash Bar). No-Host beverage cart will be available on the course. Dress Code: Soft spikes only. Shirts with sleeves and collars, shorts must be hemmed, no athletic shorts or blue jeans.
GOLF REGISTRATION
On-line registration at www.tristateseminar.com or
mail the attached form with full payment to:
Tri-State Seminar on the River
Attn: Annette Duarte P.O. Box 11220
Tucson, Arizona 85734-1220.
GOLF FEES $125.00 prior to 8/31/2010
$150.00 After 8/31/2010
GOLF TEE SPONSORSHIP
The Tri-State Golf Committee is asking for your assistance with the annual tournament. Tee
sponsorships are available for $250.00. Tee Sponsorships forms are available online. Firms wishing to donate prizes should contact Mark Graham at 760-328-6896. For hole spon-sorships, go to www.tristatesmeinar.com/golf for the sponsorship flyer.
HOTELS 1 (800) FUN-STOP
Or 1 (800) 386-7867
Hotel Code: SCT2010
Room Reservation hours are: Monday – Sunday
7:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.
Resorts are located just 35 miles south of Las Vegas on I-15 at the California/Nevada state-line. 31900 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Primm, Neva-da 89019
Directions: If you’re traveling from Phoenix proceed to Laughlin, NV on 93 thru Wick-enburg, AZ to Laughlin. At Searchlight, CA take 164 to I-15 turn right. Proceed 6 miles to Primm, Exit 1.
CHECK IN TIMES MONDAY – FRIDAY
3:00 p.m. SATURDAY – SUNDAY
4:00 p.m.
CHECK OUT TIME 12:00 P.M. (Noon)
7 days a week
NOTE: Name and Date changes and cancellations after cut off date will be at the hotel’s discre-tion.
Tri-State Seminar on the River September 28th through 30th, 2010 – Buffalo Bill’s Resort & Casino
Primm, Nevada
The Tri-State Seminar on the River Committee involving AZ Water, CWEA, and NWEA is proud to announce the 26th Annual Tri-State Seminar on the River for 2010. Our efforts continue to focus on the educational opportunities for all attendees. Our objectives are to provide each attendee with continuing education credits and professional development hours through our technical training seminars in water, wastewater, water re-use advance technologies and safety.
To make this annual meeting affordable for the operators, we are encouraging you to consider being a sponsor at this year’s event. Your sponsorship of this conference will be greatly appreciated by the committee and all the attendees.
As stated on the cover letter of this prospectus, anyone wishing to purchase a Gold or Silver sponsorship will receive preferential booth assignment (one of the 25 end caps – until they are sold out).
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY LEVELS
GOLD $750.00
~ A link on our website to your web-site
~All Silver & Copper Events SILVER
$500.00 ~ Exhibit Hall & Registration Area
~ Golf Tournament, Tee Sponsor ~ Program Listing COPPER
$250.00 ~ Golf Tournament, Tee Sponsor
~ Program Sponsor Listing
PLEASE CHECK THE APPROPRIATE SPONSOR
LEVEL BOX ABOVE
Recognition Facts & Information Recognition will be by signage in event areas. All sponsors will be recognized in the program. Gold Level sponsors will also receive a link to their website on the Tri-State website. The Gold Level will be recognized for all events. The Silver Level will include signage in the exhibit hall and registration area, a tee sponsor sign at the Golf Tour-nament and a listing in the program. The Copper Level will be recognized by a tee sponsor sign at the Golf Tournament and a listing in the program. For Gold Level sponsors, If you would like your logo incorporated into the signage, please provide it in an “electronic” format such as a bmp, jpg, or wmf file. Please e-mail your logo to [email protected] by June 30, 2010.
Company Name: Circle Sponsorship Level:
Contact Person: Gold Silver Copper Tee
E-Mail Address: Circle the Credit Card Type:
Credit Card #: Amer Ex Master Card Visa
Expiration Date: Card ID Number: Total
Address: Street Address or P.O. Box, City, ZIP, where you receive your credit card bill If you use a credit card please be sure that you provide us with the correct name, mailing address your credit card bill is sent to along with the card ID number. This is needed for verification/authorization.
If you are using a credit card you may fax your completed forms to (888) 531-2444. Confirm receipt of fax at (800) 255-1521 Paying by Check (checks payable to Tri-State Seminar on the River) Mail the Form & Check to:
Tri-State Seminar, c/o M.E. Simpson Co., Inc., 3406 Enterprise Ave., Valparaiso, IN 46383 Questions and logos for publication should be e-mailed to: [email protected]
Golf Schedule
JOIN US AT Primm Valley Golf Club for the annual golf Tournament Tuesday, September 28th, 2010. Registration: 6:30 a.m. *Tee off: 8:00 a.m. *Lunch & Awards: 12:00 noon (cash bar) No-Host beverage cart will be available on the course. Dress Code: Soft spikes only. Shirts with sleeves and collars, shorts must be hemmed, no athletic shorts or blue jeans.
Registration On-Line registration at the Tri-State website http://www.tristateseminar.com or mail the form below with
full payment Fees $125.00 per golfer prior to August 31, 2010; $150.00 after August 31, 2010.
Golf Tee Sponsorship
The Tri-State Golf Committee is asking for your assistance with the annual tournament. Tee sponsorships are available for $250.00. Tee Sponsorships forms are available online. Firms wishing to donate prizes should contact Mark Graham at 760-328-6896. For hole sponsorship, go to www.tristateseminar.com/golf for the sponsorship flyer.
GOLF REGISTRATION FORM
Player(s) Names 1)______________________________ 2)____________________________ 3)______________________________ 4)____________________________ Billing Information: Name ___________________________ Company____________________________
Address_________________________________________________________________
City_________________________ State ____ Zip_________
Phone __________________ Fax __________________ Email________________
Fees & Sponsorships
Mail Registration Form with Check, Before 8/31/2010 # Players $125.00 $
After 8/31/2010 # Players $150.00
Money Order or Credit Card payable to: Tri-State Seminar on the River $ Attn: Annette Duarte P.O. Box 11220 Tucson, AZ 85734-1220
Tee Sponsorship # Signs $250.00 $
Golf Total TOTAL $
Check or Money Order Enclosed Yes No or Credit Card Information (Visa/MasterCard only) Credit Card Type _______________ Credit Card #_________________________________________ Three Digit Security Code ________ Expiration Date _______________________________________
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INTRODUCTION TO WASTEWATER INSTRUMENTATIONSTEVE BROGGIE, CITY OF THOUSAND OAKS, HILL CANYON WASTE TREATMENT
LABORATORY TRACK MOJAVE
REDUCING THE COST OF YOUR SOLIDS PROCESSJIM DARTEZ, RELIANT WATER TECHNOLOGIES
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2010
WASTEWATER TREATMENT TRACK
DO / SOTE / SOUR / ORP INTERRELATIONSHIPS - PART IRONALD G. SCHUYLER, TETRA TECH
DO / SOTE / SOUR / ORP INTERRELATIONSHIPS - PART IIRONALD G. SCHUYLER, TETRA TECH
MEMBRANE/OZONATION TO PROTECT LAKE MEADDR. DOUG DRURY, CLARK COUNTY WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT
MECHANICAL SEALSBRIAN HOMSY, GLOBAL SEAL CORPORATION
BASICS OF OIL ANALYSISRODNEY BLEAM, ANALYSTS, INC.
GAS HAZARD DETECTION FOR OPERATORSBOB COMER, INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC
MBfR PILOT STUDY FOR TREATMENT OF NITRATE AND OJAI SANITATION DISTRICTDR. REID BOWMAN, APT WATER
UV DISINFECTION - LESSONS LEARNEDRON SHEETS, OJAI VALLEY SANITARY DISTRICT
SHADOW RIDGE/CAROLEE CREEK
INSPECTOR TRAINING CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR CURED-IN-PLACE PIPE INSTALLATION INTRODUCTION NASSCO
NASSCO TRACK
CHAPTER 1 - EXISTING PIPE DEFECTS AND HOW THEY AFFECT CIPP INSTALLATIONSNASSCO
MAINTENANCE TRACK
PLANT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATION REVIEW - PART 2FRED UHLER, BIG BEAR AREA WASTE WATER AUTHORITY
CHAPTER 2 - OVERVIEW OF THE CIPP TECHNOLOGYNASSCO
ENGINEERED PUMP REPAIR AND ANALYSISALEX MANCHENKOV, HYDRO INC.
DESPERADO
PLANT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATION QUESTION AND ANSWER, MATH - PART 4FRED UHLER, BIG BEAR AREA WASTE WATER AUTHORITY
CHAPTER 3 - THE FIELD INSTALLATION OF CURED-IN-PLACE PIPENASSCO
CHAPTER 3 - THE FIELD INSTALLATION OF CURED-IN-PLACE PIPENASSCO
PHARMACEUTICALS IN WATERDIANNE FRYDRYCH, LEGEND TECHNICAL SERVICES
TIPS ON FIELD SAMPLINGDIANNE FRYDRYCH, LEGEND TECHNICAL SERVICES
PLANT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATION REVIEW - PART 3FRED UHLER, BIG BEAR AREA WASTE WATER AUTHORITY
NEW ADVANCEMENTS IN AUTOMATED WATER TESTINGMARK PAYNE, SKALAR, INC.
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PLANT MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATION REVIEW - PART 1FRED UHLER, BIG BEAR AREA WASTE WATER AUTHORITY
NON-STIRRING BOD MEASUREMENTS USING OPTICAL RDOKIM JOHNSON, THERMOFISHER SCIENTIFIC
SAFE, RELIABLE CHEMICAL FEED CONTROLJIM DARTEZ, RELIANT WATER TECHNOLOGIES
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TRI-STATE SEMINAR ON THE RIVER 2010TENTATIVE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
BASIC MOTORS AND DRIVESDANIEL LAMM, CITY OF SCOTTSDALE
WATER LOSS CONTROLSCOTT MCELROY, M.E. SIMPSON COMPANY, INC.
USING MODERN TECHNOLOGY FOR DIG ALERTROBERT GUTIERREZ, CITY OF OCEANSIDE WATER
WATER SYSTEM ENERGY EFFICIENCY, SAVINGS AND OPTIMIZATIONMARK F. TAYLOR, P.E., THOMAS A. MARTINEZ, P.E., WESTLAND RESOURCES
IMPROVING WATER QUALITY AND REDUCING WATER AGE AND DBP PRODUCTIONDR. PETER S. FISKE, PAX WATER TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
HELPING WATER UTILITIES IMPROVE AND MAINTAIN WATER QUALITYROBERT GALVIN, THE KUPFERLE FOUNDRY COMPANY
REPAIRING, JOINING AND TAPPING PIPESTEW HARVEY, GSM
ENGINEERED BIOFILTRATIONCHANCE LAUDERDALE, CAROLLO ENGINEERS
IMPACTS ON WATER QUALITY CAUSED BY LOWER LAKE LEVELS IN LAKE MEADRONALD E. ZEGERS, SOUTHERN NEVADA WATER AUTHORIT Y
WATER DISTRIBUTION TRACK WHISKEY PETE'S
HANDLING DIFFICULT PEOPLE AND SITUATIONSAMY LYNN FROST, NON-PROFIT SECTOR FOUNDATION
SURFACE WATER TRACK PRISTINE
OCCURRENCE AND TREATMENT OF SELENIUM IN THE LAS VEGAS VALLEYDAN FISCHER, CITY OF LAS VEGAS, PEGGY ROEFER, SOUTHERN NEVADA WATER AUTHORITY
PLANNING SUCCESSFUL TRAINING SESSIONSVICKI SCOTT, SCOTT RESOURCES
GETTING AND KEEPING QUALITY EMPLOYEESAMY LYNN FROST, NON-PROFIT SECTOR FOUNDATION
DIGITAL DATA IMPROVES WATER UTILITY MANAGEMENTGARY LASSIN AND KENT FRAZIER, BIRDNEST SERVICES, INC.
REMOTE MONITORING - PREVENTING SSOsDAVID A. DRAKE, HADRONEX, INC.
TOP OPS TRACK PRISTINE
PROTECTIVE AND STRUCTURAL COATINGS AND LININGS FOR WASTEWATER STRUCTURESROCKY CAPEHART, SPRAYROQ, INC.
VARIOUS METHODS OF CHEMICAL ROOT CONTROLJARRETT JACKSON, ROOTX ROOT CONTROL
SEWER SOCIOLOGY AND FLOW DATA ANALYSISLORI S. WEISS, ADS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES.
IMPLEMENTING A RESPIRATORY PROTECTION PROGRAMBRAD PRILL, ISPI
LONE WORKER SAFETY AND THE WATER SERVICES INDUSTRYWAYNE ZIEMANN, WORKPLACE SAFETY SPECIALISTS
VACUUM TRUCK AIR MOVEMENT AND HOW AND WHY IT WORKS PART 1PHIL STEIN, GUZZLER MFG RETIRED
VACCUM TRUCK AIR MOVEMENT AND HOW AND WHY IT WORKS PART 2PHIL STEIN, GUZZLER MFG RETIRED
CRITICAL BASICS TO DEMAND FROM YOUR CCTV INSPECTION CONTRACTORCORI CRISS, INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
ELECTRICAL SAFETY UPDATE - ARC FLASH HAZARDSDENNIS K. NEITZEL, AVO TRAINING INSTITUTE, INC.
WASTEWATER COLLECTIONS TRACK PRIMM VALLEY BALLROOM
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HUMOR IN SAFETY THE RETURN!TIM PAGE-BOTTORFF, JOSHUA CASEY CORPORATE TRAINING AND EDUCATION
OSHA REGULATORY UPDATE 2010MARJORIE BOONE, JOSHUACASEY CORPORATE TRAINING
CONTRACTOR SAFETY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMKEITH HENDERSON, JOSHUACASEY CORPORATE TRAINING
RESPIRATORY HAZARD ANALYSISSARAH MEYER, ISPI
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TRI-STATE SEMINAR ON THE RIVER 2010TENTATIVE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2010NASSCO TRACK SHADOW RIDGE/CAROLEE CREEK
INSPECTOR TRAINING CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR CURED-IN-PLACE PIPE INSTALLATION RECAP OF PREVIOUS DAY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NASSCO
CHAPTER 4 - WRITING AND UNDERSTANDING PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS FOR CIPPCHAPTER 5 - PIPELINE RENEWAL TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
CHAPTER 5 - PIPELINE RENEWAL TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS (CONTINUED)
REVIEW OF TAG-R TECHNOLOGY DECISION SOFTWATER PROGRAM
CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION - COURSE COMPLETION
MAINTENANCE TRACK TEMPTATION
REPAIRING A VERTICAL TURBINEPAUL WALTON, EVANS HYDRO
EQUIPMENT REPAIR PRACTICES, SPECIFICATIONS AND TOLERANCESJOHN L. IVINS, ESSCO PUMPS & CONTROLS
REPAIRING A HORIZONTAL SPLIT CASE PUMPPAUL WALTON, EVANS HYDRO
PUMP APPLICATIONS IN DIFFICULT AND SEVERE DUTIESJOHN L. IVINS, ESSCO PUMPS & CONTROLS
ROA - RETURN ON ALIGNMENTERIC SALLER, VIBRALIGN
WELL AND BOOSTER PUMP FIELD CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE FOR OPERATORSGEOFFREY A. BATES, GENERAL PUMP COMPANY, INC.
MAINTENANCE THROUGH TRENDING DATAMICHAEL G. BODART, GENERAL PUMP COMPANY, INC.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT TRACK DESPERADO
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR EXAM REVIEW - PART 1PAUL KRAUTH,
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR EXAM REVIEW - PART 2
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR EXAM REVIEW - PART 3
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR EXAM REVIEW - PART 4
OPTIMIZING AND EVALUATING PILOT-SCALE MBR AS PRETREATMENT TO RO SYSTEMALEKSEY N. PISARENKO, DONGXU YAN, SOUTHERN NEVADA WATER AUTHORITY
EVALUATING PILOT-SCALE RO MEMBRANE FOULING BY EFFLUENT ORGANIC MATTERALEKSEY N. PISARENKO, DONGXU YAN, SOUTHERN NEVADA WATER AUTHORITY
ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE (OSHA 1910 AND NFPA70E) - PART 3DAVID KREGER, ELECRICAL RELIABILITY SERVICES, INC.
EVALUATING A PILOT-SCALE CERAMIC MICROFILTRATION MEMBRANE SYSTEM FOR TREATMENT OF SECONDARY EFFLUENT, YONGRUI TAN, SOUTHERN NEVADA WATER AUTHORITY
INSTRUMENTATION / ELECTRICAL MOJAVE
WORKPLACE SAFETY AND SECURITYBRUCE ANDERSON, SAFETY CENTER INCORPORATED
DIGESTER FOAM AND SLUDGE LEVEL MEASUREMENT USING GUIDED RADAR LEVEL TECHNOLOGY, PAT CARROLL, EMERSON PROCESS MANAGEMENT
AUTOMATION BASICS - CONTROLLER, HMI AND IOJOHN DE TELLEM, SIEMENS INDUSTRY
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ELECTRICAL SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE (OSHA 1910 AND NFPA70E) - PART 2DAVID KREGER, ELECRICAL RELIABILITY SERVICES, INC.
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MEDICAL CASE MANAGEMENT FOR INJURY/ILLNESSJOHN BANNEN, SEVERN TRENT SERVICES
CRANE OPERATOR, RIGGER AND SIGNAL PERSON CERTIFICATION PROGRAMSBRIAN G. DOONAN, EQUIPMENT SAFETY SERVICES, INC.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2010SAFETY, HEALTH, SECURITY TRACK THREE PEAKS REFLECTIONS
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SAFETY, SECURITY AND SITE CONSIDERATIONS FOR WATER STORAGE TANKSMATT TASCH AND JOHN HAKE, SUPERIOR TANK SOLUTIONS, INC.
WASTEWATER COLLECTIONS TRACK PRIMM VALLEY BALLROOM
MANHOLE INSPECTIONSDENNIS POLLACK, V & A ENGINEERING
COMBINATION MACHINES MAINTENANCECAREY OLCOTT, HAAKER EQUIPMENT COMPANY
JETTING NOZZLES - THEIR DESIGN, TECHNOLOGY AND EFFECTIVE USAGEDUANE JOHNSON, AFFORDABLE PIEPLINE SERVICES
INTEGRATING SAFETY INSPECTIONS WITH OPERATIONS ASSET MANAGEMENTJOHN BANNEN, SEVERN TRENT SERVICES
FUNDAMENTALS OF PORTABLE GENERATOR INSTALLS DURING EMERGENCY, LARGE/SMALLNEAL WHITTLE, RURAL WATER ASSOCIATION OF ARIZONA
PLANT SECURITY AND CRISIS MANAGEMENTFRED KRIESS, SEVERN TRENT SERVICES
MATH FOR OPERATORS - PART 4ERIC J. WAHLBERG, BROWN AND CALDWELL
GROUNDWATER TRACK PRISTINE
GW RECHARGE - TIPS FOR SITING, DESIGN AND OPERATIONGENO MAMMINI, DON HANSON, CLEARK CREEK ASSOCIATES
DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE WELL EVALUATION AND MONITORING PROGRAMSGEOFFREY A. BATES, P.G., GENERAL PUMP COMPANY, INC.
ELEVATING THE QUALITY OF YOUR CCTV INSPECTION PROGRAMJIM AANDERUD, INNERLINE ENGINEERING
CRITICAL STEPS IN PRIORITIZING SEWER REHABILITATIONMARK HILL, RBF CONSULTING
TRAFFIC CONTROL - THE CRITICAL FACTOR IN PIPELINE CLEANING AND INSPECTIONDUANE JOHNSON, AFFORDABLE PIPELINE SERVICES
TRENCHLESS PIPE REHAB METHODS AND MATERIALSDAVE BADGLEY, SANCON ENGINEERING
MATH TRACK
LOCK OUT TAG OUTTODD MORRISON, MASTER LOCK
DIFFERENTIATING ADVANCED METERING INFRASTRUCTURE FROM AMRSTEPHEN E. DAVIS, MALCOLM PIRNIE, INC.
ROAD MILLING DEMONSTRATION AND BENEFITS, PART 1THOMAS GEORGI/LAS VEGAS VALLEY WATER DISTRICT
ROAD MILLING DEMONSTRATION AND BENEFITS, PART 2THOMAS GEORGI/LAS VEGAS VALLEY WATER DISTRICT
MATH FOR OPERATORS - PART 1ERIC J. WAHLBERG, BROWN AND CALDWELL
GIS FOR MANAGEMENT OF ASSETSGLEN LEWIS, WACHS WATER SERVICES
MATH FOR OPERATORS - PART 2ERIC J. WAHLBERG, BROWN AND CALDWELL
MATH FOR OPERATORS - PART 3ERIC J. WAHLBERG, BROWN AND CALDWELL
MANAGING ASSETS AND WATER QUALITY VIA UNIDIRECTIONAL FLUSHINGSCOTT MCELROY, M.E. SIMPSON CO., INC.
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WATER DISTRIBUTION TRACK WHISKEY PETE'S
PUMP EXPLOSION - FOLLOW UP TO A DRAMATIC 2008 EVENTCHRISTOPHER HILL, METRO WATER DISTRICT, TUCSON, AZ
VALVE OPERABILITY KEYS TO SUCCESSS IN YOUR SYSTEMGLEN LEWIS, WACHS WATER SERVICES
THE SMART WAY TO BUY A NEW WELLGARY C. BURCHARD, METROPOLITAN DOMESTIC WATER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
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TRI-STATE SEMINAR ON THE RIVER 2010TENTATIVE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2010ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE TRACK SHADOW RIDGE/CAROLEE CREEK
THE ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF USING GEOTEXTILE TUBES IN ENVIRONMENTAL DEWATERINGSTEPHEN MARTIN, P.E., APPLIED DIVING SERVICES, INC.
UV/H2O2 IN INDIRECT POTABLE REUSE APPLICATIONSRYAN PETERSON, TROJAN TECHNOLOGIES
RCRA CERTIFICATION WORKSHOP PART 1MALCOLM MONTGOMERY, GRUNDFOS PUMPS
TITLESPEAKER/FIRM
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RCRA CERTIFICATION WORKSHOP - PART 2MALCOLM MONTGOMERY, GRUNDFOS PUMPS
RCRA CERTIFICATION WORKSHOP - PART 3MALCOLM MONTGOMERY, GRUNDFOS PUMPS
VESSEL, PIPE, TANK MAINTENANCE TEMPTATION
WATER TANK SELECTION, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE - PART 1MATT TASCH AND JOHN HAKE, SUPERIOR TANK SOLUTIONS, INC.
WATER TANK SELECTION, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE - PART 2MATT TASCH AND JOHN HAKE, SUPERIOR TANK SOLUTIONS, INC.
TWIN SHAFT GRINDER MAINTENANCERON ACETO, MONOFLO DIVISION NOV
FLANGE BOLTINGBILL FOSTER, TRIPAC FASTENERS
WATER REUSE OPERATIONAL ISSUES EXTEND FROM PRODUCTION TO TRANSPORT TO END-USETRACY CLINTON, CAROLLO ENGINEERS
IEUA'S WINNING RECYCLED WATER STRATEGYJOHN ROBINSON, MWH
PLAYA VISTA: LA'S FIRST RECYCLED WATER COMMUNITYVICTORIA CROSS, LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND POWER
BACKFLOW PREVENTION TRACK DESPERADO
BACKFLOW: THE HYDRAULIC CONDITIONJIM PURZYCKI, BAVCO
BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLIES AND THEIR APPLICATIONSSCOTT ALLISON, O'CONNOR SALES, INC.
BACKFLOW PREVENTION TESTER TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONLYLE GREENHILL, SOUTHERN NEVADA BACKFLOW
BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY TESTINGLYLE GREENHILL, SOUTHERN NEVADA BACKFLOW
BACKFLOW PREVENTION AND FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMSKEVIN POE, WATTS/AMES CORPORATION
RESPONSE TO A BACKFLOW INCIDENTJIM PURZYCKI, BAVCO
OPERATION OF AN EFFECTIVE CCC PROGRAMEUGENE BRAGAZZI, CITY OF HENDERSON
PRETREATMENT TRACK MOJAVE
RECLAIM / REUSE TRACK TEMPTATION
PLAN CHECK: CONNECTING WITH PEOPLEJUDY LANKEY, EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
THE "pH" IN PHARMACEUTICAL: AN ENFORCEMENT CASE EVOLUTIONANN YEN, US EPA, REGION 9
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2010
CONSTRUCTION SITE BMPsMICHAEL V. HARDING, CPESC GREAT CIRCLE INTERNATIONAL, INC.
THE LAS VEGAS VALLEY STORMWATER PERMIT - NEW PERMIT REQUIREMENTSDAN FISCHER, CITY OF LAS VEGAS, ANGELA MACKINNON, MWH
GROUND SOURCE HEATING/COOLING TECHNOLOGYJIM PIASECKI, CETCO DRILLING PRODUCTS GROUP
DRILLING ADVANCEMENTS - YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROWEDD SCHOFIELD, JOHNSON WELL SCREENS
ARSENIC TREATMENT OPTIONS-LESSONS FROM THE FIELD KEVIN RYAN, US EPA REGION 9
VISUAL SIDEWALL SCANNING: STREAMLINING COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF INSPECTION DATA MICHAEL RUSSIN, ENVIROSIGHT, LLD
PLANNING AND FOLLOWING UP AFTER A WELL CLEANING EVENT (PART II)STUART SMITH, GROUND WATER SCIENCE
WORKING WITH GROUNDWATER INDUSTRY CONTRACTORSBARRY HALTERMAN, CLEAR CREEK ASSOCIATES
STORM WATER / RUN OFF TRACK
WATER METERS 101: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLYJIMMY L. TERRY, JR., NATIONAL METER & AUTOMATION, INC.
COLLECTION SYSTEMS BACTERIAL PROGRAMCLYDE JACK, UNITED LABORATORIES, INC.
PLANNING THROUGH REAL TIME MONITOINGDAVID A. DRAKE, HADRONEX, INC.
PIPE CLEANING, NOZZLE SELECTIONCURTIS CRAIG, ENZ USA, INC.
PLANNING AND FOLLOWING UP AFTER A WELL CLEANING EVENT (PART I)STUART SMITH, GROUND WATER SCIENCE
WATER DISTRIBUTION TRACKDARK SIDE OF UV: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONSANDREW SALVESON, CAROLLO ENGINEERS
NEGOTIATING THE STORM OF DRINKING WATER REGULATIONSKEVIN RYAN, US EPA REGIION 9
WATER TRANSMISSION PIPE ASSESSMENTALISON RATLIFF, HDR ENGINEERING
PRIMM VALLEY BALLROOMWASTEWATER COLLECTIONS TRACK
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DESIGN VERSUS CONSTRUCTABILITY CONSIDERATIONS FOR WATER SUPPY WELLSMARVIN F. GLOTFELTY, R.G., CLEAR CREEK ASSOCIATES, STEVE GILLMAN, LAYNE CHRISTENSON CO.
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SEWER LINE CHEMICAL ROOT CONTROLBRIAN S. CONROY, DUKE'S ROOT CONTROL, INC.
SAFE DIG HYDRO EXCAVATING SAFETY AND PROCEDURESCAREY OLCOTT, HAAKER EQUIPMENT COMPANY
POST-CONSTRUCTION SITE BMPsMICHAEL V. HARDING, CPESC GREAT CIRCLE INTERNATIONAL, INC.
TEST YOUR STORMWATER KNOWLEDGE WITH A "GAME SHOW" THEMEDON WASKO, CITY OF CARLSBAD
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