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WASTEWATER INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL TRAINING EDUCATION CONFERENCE
REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL OPERATORS AND MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT COORDINATORS
Celebrating 25-Years of Industrial Wastewater Treatment
and Future Trends
March 30—April 1, 2020 WYNDHAM INDIANAPOLIS WEST
Conference Center
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Volume 20 Issue 3
March 2020
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WaterQualityProtectors!
Welcome to WITtec 2020 We hope you
will plan to join us over the 3-day WITtec conference as it continues what’s Hot in Wastewater Treatment - and find a session of interest to you. Monday 3/30/2020 is an In-
dustrial session from 1-5 pm featuring, new
technologies in pollution prevention methods to directly reduce impact on wastewater treat-ment and a Sampling Class. Tuesday 3/31/2020 offers four all-day technical courses, Exhibits will open at 9:00 am Tuesday and run till Wednesday at 3:20 pm. As is customary, on Wednesday 4/1/2020 we offer the concurrent sessions (Industrial or Municipal Industrial Pretreatment), in which attendees may choose any topic of interest in either session. Also, the exhibits are open 8:00 am-3:20 pm. Operators can earn 21 hours at WITtec most of which are technical with respect to wastewater treatment. We would like to thank our exhibitors, speakers, volunteers and attendees for making WITtec the place where Water Quality Protectors meet. And thank you for choosing WITtec for your choice of wastewater education opportunities. On Tuesday 4:30—6:00 pm we have a meet n greet in the Exhibit Hall you are invited to attend. Our Keynote address will be presented on Wednesday April 1 at 10:20 AM by Al Goodman, CDM Smith. Al will take us on a 25 Year look back at Industrial Wastewater Treatment and what we can expect in Future Trends. A reprint of the Association article appearing in TPO Magazine is on page 19.
IWEA Welcomes Attendees Greetings and welcome to WITtec 2020 from the IWEA Pretreatment Com-mittee. Through collabora-tion and knowledge sharing, WITtec provides a forum for connecting people with information. As you enjoy this year’s conference, take to time to ask questions and interact with your fellow professionals. You may believe that your issues and challenges are uniquely yours, but more likely than not, someone attending this conference is facing something similar. Learn, grow, and collaborate.
As you think about this year’s theme and participate in the many technical sessions, continue to seek opportunities to learn about reducing, eliminating, or preventing pollution. Encourage thinking about things in a new way rather than how it’s always been done.
In addition to the Pretreatment sessions we will be offering the Registered Pretreatment Coordinator course on Tues-day, March 31. The newly updated course provides a good foundation for those new to Industrial Pretreatment and a good refresher for those who have had previous experience.
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Keynote Address
25 Years of
Industrial
Wastewater
Treatment
and Future Trends
Mr. Al Goodman, P.E., WEF Fellow, Principal CDM Smith, will present a 25-Year Review of Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Future Trends.
Based out of CDM Smith’s Louisville, Ken-tucky office, Goodman has built a sustainable career in the wastewater treatment industry. As an internationally recognized water and wastewater expert with a focus on large water reuse industrial treatment projects, he has brought invaluable experience to numerous in-dustrial and food and beverage projects compris-ing design, plant operations, industrial treatment, operator training and troubleshooting and litiga-tion support.
Goodman is a professional engineer in three states, a certified industrial plant operator, and has delivered more than 200 presentations on water-related topics to local, state, national and international organizations. Al is a tremendous asset to the industry and serves on the IIOA Board of Directors and provides guidance on the IDEM Operator workgroup. Prior to joining CDM Smith in 2006, Goodman was founder and CEO of his own environmental consulting firm for 20 years. He is a past president of WEF and the Indiana Water Environment Association. He has also chaired more than 14 wastewater and environmental committees.
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Time March 30, Monday ‐ Schedule of Events
Noon Registra on ‐ CONFERENCE CENTER ENTRANCE (West Side of Hotel)
1:00
Sustainable Industrial Prac ce and Wastewater Treatment 2020 and Beyond,
Mark Andrus, Coventya Abstract Preview on Page 8.
2:00 Removal, Recycling, How to Implement a Pollu on Preven on Program . . . P2
Partners Angela Taylor, IDEM and Ben McKnight, ElectroSpec
3:00 Recycling—Wastewater Treatment, the Lab, Classroom and Field
Jus n Niles, MacLellan Abstract Preview on Page 9.
4:00 Opera ons of DAF Management and Paint Wash Solids etc,
Jim Collins, Brenntag Mid‐South
1:00
PM
New Pollu on Preven on Technology and Reali es in
Industrial Wastewater Treatment
4 Technical Hours
5:00 Session Ends
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Time March 30, Monday ‐ Schedule of Events
Noon Registra on ‐ CONFERENCE CENTER ENTRANCE (West Side of Hotel)
New Sampling Course 4 Technical Hours Instructors: John Rigdon and Jaima Ballentine, Element Labs
and Ken Kaufman, Micronutrients
1:00
PM
5:00 Session Ends
Please have each hour stamped and leave your forms at the Registration Desk if you are not returning for another day.
This course will cover a variety of details associated with the collection of appropriate samples to document the effectiveness of wastewater treatment. Including: Sample types, regulations, grabs and composites, scientific methods, volumes, preservation techniques, collection proto-col, Q&A, Chain of Custody, and the Sampling Program.
*IDEM has approved these sessions for technical wastewater contact hours.
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Time March 31 Tuesday ‐ Schedule of Events 7:00 AM Registra on ‐ CONFERENCE CENTER ENTRANCE (West Side of Hotel)
8 Tech.
Hours
IIOA ‐ 2020 INDUSTRIAL HOT TOPICS A discussion about relevant industrial issues impacting chemical and physical treatments. This session will focus on issues of concern to all industries.
Jim Collins, Brenntag Mid-South Session Moderator
8:00 What is Hot in Wastewater Treatment—Phosphorus Removal, Mike Quandahl, DMP
9:00 W A , A F , B
10:00 B WWT , A G , CDM S
11:00 O B W , D T , A.T. E
12:00 LUNCH INCLUDED (IIOA ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING)
1:00 N L I ,
2:00 N , , ; ,
3:00 — , , C ,
4:00 A B A P 3, P B , B M ‐S
5:00 S
8 Tech. Hours
IIOA ‐ Industrial Environmental Management Master Course Earn a new creden al and lapel pin in this course that covers aspects of
wastewater treatment, environmental management, pollu on preven on.
8:00 I COURSE– C I
9:00 E M S ISO, J M , D
10:00 A P W T , S W , S C .
11:00 DMR‐QA 39, J M
12:00 LUNCH INCLUDED (IIOA ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING)
1:00 C W A P , N Z , S C P C ., I .
2:00 S P , S W
3:00 2 H —IEM‐M C E — C I
4:30 E H O M G 4:30—6:00
S H F E H — 1 T H
*IDEM has approved these sessions for technical wastewater contact hours.
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Time March 31, Tuesday ‐ Schedule of Events 7:00 AM Registra on ‐ CONFERENCE CENTER ENTRANCE (West Side of Hotel)
8 Tech.
Hours
IIOA REGISTERED INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER PROFESSIONAL COURSE
PhD Creden al Course. Advanced principles of wastewater treatment.
Instructors: Tom Martin, Delta; Russ Eiler, Allegion
8:00 INTRODUCTION AND INFORMATION GATHERING
9:00 SYSTEM DESIGN
10:00 TREATING ORGANIC WASTES
11:00 REMOVING DISSOLVED SOLIDS, PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT
12:00 LUNCH INCLUDED (IIOA ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING)
1:00 INSTRUMENTS AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
2:00 INSTALLATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
3:00 PROCESS AND EFFLUENT QUALITY CONTROL
3:30 1.5 HOURS RIWPHD CREDENTIAL EXAM—COURSE INSTRUCTORS
8 Tech.
Hours
RPC COURSE ‐ IWEA ‐ Industrial Pretreatment Creden al Course The IWEA Municipal Industrial Pretreatment Commi ee is sponsoring the Registered Pretreatment Coordinators (RPC) Course. The course open to all—creden al requires exam and experience.
8:00 PRETREATMENT STANDARDS, WILLIAM BOETCKER, III, AQUA INDIANA
9:00 LEGAL AUTHORITY (SEWER USE ORDINANCE—ERP) CHERYL CARLSON, CITIZENS ENERGY
10:00 INDUSTRIAL WASTE SURVEYS–JEFF GUINN, CITIZENS ENERGY GROUP
11:00 INDUSTRIAL USER PERMITS, DUANE GRINER, CITY OF WARSAW
12:00 LUNCH INCLUDED (IIOA ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING)
1:00 INDUSTRIAL INSPECTIONS, LLOYD LAMBERTON, CITY OF EVANSVILLE
2:00 WASTEWATER SAMPLING—JOHN RIGDON, ELEMENT MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY
3:00 PRETREATMENT PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION, ERIN JOHNSON, CITY OF CONNERSVILLE
4:00 1 HOUR RPC CREDENTIAL EXAM—INSTRUCTORS
4:30 E H O M G 4:30—6:00 PM ‐ E WW H
S H F E H — 1 T H
*IDEM has approved these sessions for technical wastewater contact hours.
TIME IIOA—INDUSTRIAL SESSION
Golden Ballrooms 1‐4
Moderator: Russ Eiler, Allegion
IWEA—MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT SESSION
Golden Ballrooms 5‐7
Moderator: Mark Cur s, City of Mishawaka
8:00 AM Out in the Field, Not in the Books, PFAS and Carbon Adsorption and What’s Hot James Collin, Brenntag
IDEM/EPA Pretreatment Program Update Natalie Maupin, Pretreatment Coordinator, Office of Water Quality IDEM, Newton Ellens, and Jodie Opie, Pretreat-ment Program, US EPA Region V
9:00 AM PFAS, PFOS, Organic Phosphate, Stephen Zins, SME-USA
Pretreatment 101, Natalie Maupin, IDEM
9:50 AM Break—Exhibit Hall Break—Exhibit Hall
10:20 AM Keynote Presentation—25-Years of Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Future Trends, Al Goodman, CDM Smith Abstract on Page 3.
Combined Session : Please proceed to the Industrial Session
11:10 AM IDEM Update Bruno Pigott, Commissioner, IDEM and Robert Lugar, Deputy Assistant Commissioner, IDEM
Combined Session: Please proceed to the Industrial Session
12:00 PM
Lunch (included) Plant Award Presentations .5 Tech
Lunch (included Plant Award Presentations .5 Tech
1:00 PM Regulatory Planning for Spills, Wastewater Best Management Practices, Amy Harvell, Wessler Engineering, Abstract Page 9.
Pretreatment Common Issues and Audits, Becky Ruark and Natalie Maupin, IDEM Abstract on page 9.
2:00 PM Flotation Without Dissolved Air-Charged Microbubbles. Jeff Knollenberg, Heron Innovators
Records, Records Records, Lynn Brabec, City of Elkhart Abstract on Page 8.
2:50 PM Break—Exhibit Hall Break—Exhibit Hall
3:20 PM Advanced Bioaugmentation Part 4 Patrick Beamon, Brenntag Mid-South
Panel Discussion Q & A Back to Basics. Natalie Maupin, Lynn Brabec, et.al.
4:10 PM Industrial Operator Challenge Teams Compete for Trophy
Municipal Industrial Pretreatment Session Ends. Feel free to attend the Operator Challenge.
5:00 PM Session Ends—Turn in all signed contact forms at registration desk area.
Session Ends—Turn in all signed contact forms at registration desk area.
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April 1 Wednesday ‐ Schedule of Events
Industrial Session: 7.5 Technical, 1 General; Industrial Pretreatment Session: 6.5 Technical, 1 General
A endees are free to go between Industrial and Pretreatment Concurrent Sessions—please have each hour stamped.
*IDEM has approved these sessions for technical wastewater contact hours except for the one hour marked G for General.
Previews Records, Records, and More Records – What do you
know about the Rules for Document Destruc on?
Wednesday in IWEA Concurrent Session 2:00 pm
U li es accumulate tremendous amounts of paper over
the course of years. These include pretreatment records,
NPDES reports, SDW reports, laboratory data, personnel
records, me sheets, invoices and the list goes on. Some
of these records have specific lengths of me they must
be maintained on‐site but what happens then? Can you
just send them to the recycle bin? The answer is some‐
what complex but very specific. Poten ally all docu‐
ments we produce as a public en ty may be considered
public records and it is essen al to properly no fy, rec‐
ord and track their destruc on. The Indiana Archives
and Records Administra on (IARA) is the agency that
oversees this process.
Each Indiana County has a County Archivist. This individ‐ual works with the IARA to review submi ed Requests for Permission to Destroy or Transfer certain public rec‐ords. They also review No ces to Destroy records that are listed in the County / Local Government Reten on Schedules that can be found at www.in.gov/iara. This presenta on will discuss in detail reten on require‐
ments, the process to obtain permission to destroy rec‐
ords and informa on regarding records that must be
maintained in perpetuity.
Lynn Brabec, Environmental Compliance Manager
Educated at Purdue University, West Lafaye e, IN Class IV & Class D Indiana cer fica ons Member of WEF, IWEA
She has worked in the wastewater field for 39+ years in various laboratory, pretreatment and opera ons posi‐ons with the last 29 years spent in the City of Elkhart.
Served as the IWEA President, 2003‐2004, IWPCA Labor‐atory Commi ee Chair for 8 years, the IWEA WEF Dele‐gate for 4 years, Wastewater Challenge Commi ee Chair for 5 years, and have been an ac ve member of the Pre‐treatment Commi ee, Planning Commi ee, Awards Commi ee and Local Arrangements Commi ee. Served on the Elkhart County Regional Sewer District Board of Trustees for the last 11years.
Recipient of the IWEA Tumble Bug Award, John M. Craddock Award, the WEF Arthur Sidney Bedell Award, WEF Quarter Century Operator’s Club and is an IWEA Honorary Member.
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Previews
Regulatory Planning for Spills, Wastewater Treat-ment and Best Management Practices Wednesday in IIOA Concurrent Session 1:00 pm
This session will review environmental regula ons that
operators may come across at their industrial plants
associated with spills and other wastewater events and
their responsibili es. The presenta on will focus on a
review of good and bad implementa on prac ces.
Amy Harvell graduated from Purdue University with a B.S. in Natural Resources and Environmental Sci-ence. Amy became a Certified Hazardous Materials Manger and a Registered Pretreatment Coordinator. Amy works for Wessler Engineering as an Environ-mental Services Senior Project Manager and has worked in the environmental field for over 20 years with experience in air, stormwater, wastewater, and waste permitting and management for industrial fa-cilities; wellhead protection planning, MS4 imple-mentation, pretreatment programs, various Clean Water Act permits, and spill prevention control and countermeasures planning for municipalities and industries.
Sustainable Industrial Practice and Water Treatment 2020 and Beyond
Monday in Pollu on Preven on Session 1:00 pm
Sustainable industrial practice as it pertains to Surface Finish-ing (SF), General Metal Finishing (GMF), and the treatment of water therein is now a primary objective. The industrial future focus is a merger of ecology and economy which will directly impact manufacturing into the next decade. Economics of tech-nology, environmental focus, and viable alternatives to current methods are discussed in this presentation. Mark E. Andrus currently serves as the Global Business Man-ager for Coventya Inc. - WaterCare Division. Mark received a Bachelor of Science Biology/Chemistry from Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, Ohio, in 1980.
Mark has worked in environmental pollution control and indus-trial water treatment for over 40 years His primary expertise: Wastewater, Boiler Water, and Cooling Water.
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Previews Pretreatment and Audits
Wednesday in IWEA Concurrent Session 1:00 pm
This will be an important session for operators, superin‐
tendents and pretreatment staff. IDEM staff will discuss
issues frequently found during pretreatment audits and
evalua ons of pretreatment programs during WWTP
inspec ons. Let us tell you about the problems that oth‐
ers are ge ng wri en up for before it happens to
you. A er a ending this session you should have ideas
for evalua ng your own pretreatment program before
the next me that regulators visit your plant. Topics
discussed will include industrial inspec ons, industrial
wastewater sampling, analysis, and chain of custo‐
dy. Record keeping and communica on with your indus‐
trial users will also be covered.
Becky Ruark has worked for thirteen years as an IDEM
wastewater facility inspector and overseen the DMRQA
laboratory proficiency tes ng program for about ten
years. She also does technical review of the wastewater
operator exams. Before coming to IDEM she worked for
seven years in the laboratory and in industrial pretreat‐
ment for the City of Richmond. Becky earned a Bachelor
of Science degree in Biology from Indiana University East
and a Master of Science in Management degree from
Indiana Wesleyan University. She holds both an Indiana
Class IV municipal and Class D industrial wastewater
operator cer fica on.
Natalie Maupin is a graduate of Indiana University. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Indiana Uni‐versity’s School of Public and Environmental Affairs with a concentra on in Environmental Management. Upon gradua on, Natalie worked in the Land Applica on pro‐gram in the Office of Land Quality at IDEM for 18 months. She was then hired into the Pretreatment Pro‐gram in the Office of Water Quality in February 2001 and has been there since. Natalie also assists the Wastewater Cer fica on and Con nuing Educa on pro‐gram at IDEM.
Previews
Industrial Waste Water Treatment: The Laboratory, the Classroom, and in the field. Monday in Pollu on Preven on Session 3:00 pm This session provides the students with a comprehensive technical discussion that explains the critical nature each of the following topics as they pertain to Wastewater Treatment (The laboratory, the Classroom, and in the field). This discussion covers topics such as phosphorus removal/precipitation, jar testing, chemical dosing, setting up and operating a Wastewater Laboratory, heavy metals precipitation, and regulatory reporting.
Justin Niles manages the Wastewater Treatment Divi-sion for Mac Lellan Integrated Services. He currently su-pervises 16 Indiana based Operators that are responsible for three Class “D” Wastewater Treatment facilities. Justin holds Indiana Class “D” and Class “4” operators licenses. His formal education focused on chemistry and mathe-matics. Justin serves on the IIOA Board of Directors. [email protected] Subaru of Indiana Automotive Services
Jim Collins, Brenntag - DAF Operation of Solids and Paint Waste Monday in Pollu on Preven on Session 4:00 pm
Wastewater with high concentrations of BOD will be re-viewed. Screening of heavy solids prior to chemical/physical separation is an integral step in the wastewater treatment process. Paint solids from painting operations include neutralization, pH adjustment, coagulation, heavy metals precipitation, flocculation and clarification.
PREVIEW
New Phosphorus Limit in Indiana. Are manufacturers ready? Tuesday in Hot Topics - 8 am
Some industrial users have been surprised by their water permit renewal letters that included phospho-rus limits as low as 1 mg/L. This will be the case for other industrial users in midwestern states due to a regional response to the excessive loads of nu-trients impacting local waterways and ultimately being delivered to the Gulf of Mexico. Our presen-tation will focus on:
The basics of phosphorus removal
Why it’s trending
How organically-bound phosphorus is an issue as it’s chelated after metal washing applications
Some POTW’s won’t allow surcharges
New permits range
Mike Quandahl is a Regional Manager with DMP Corporation covering 13 Midwest US states. Mike holds a Mechanical Engineering de-gree from Lawrence Technological Universi-ty. Mike has over 30 years of experience in indus-trial wastewater treatment in multiple industries, including metal finishing, aerospace, electronics and automotive. Mike has been involved in the evaluation, sale and implementation of numerous projects to achieve compliance with local discharge limitations, wastewater reuse and ZLD. His experi-ence with surveying and evaluating hundreds of facilities brings valuable insight and problem-solving skills to each new client.
Latrell Wigfall
Marketing Director
DMP Corporation
400 Bryant Blvd. | Rock Hill, SC USA 29732
Mobile: 843-870-4741 | Office: 803-412-3808
Wednesday Awards Program .5 Technical Hour
2020 Industrial
Operator of the Year
Jeffry Nord
2020 Industrial Plant of the Year
Dormakaba
2020
Environmental
Stewardship
Nara Manor
Awards Luncheon Presenta ons by
Dormakaba and Republic Doors, LLC
Past President
James Collins
2020
2020 Industrial Plant of the Year
Republic Doors, LLC
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Concurrent Sessions Speaker
Contact Informa on
Industrial Session
Jim Collins [email protected]
Stephen Zins stephen.zins@sme‐usa.com
Al Goodman [email protected]
Bruno Pigo bpigo @idem.IN.gov
Robert Lugar [email protected]
Amy Harvell [email protected] Jeff Knollenberg [email protected]
Patrick Beamon [email protected]
Tom Mar n thomashmar [email protected]
Concurrent Sessions Speaker
Contact Informa on
Municipal Industrial Pretreatment Session
Natalie Maupin [email protected]
Jodie Opie [email protected]
Newton Ellens [email protected]
Becky Ruark [email protected]
Lynn Brabec [email protected]
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Water resource experts helping commi ed leaders make sure
their water is safe + managed + future‐proof.
Delta Compliance Consultants
Delta Chemicals & Equipment, Inc.
Thomas H. Mar n, 317.439.8350
Jus n Maxwell, VP 317‐464‐7196
Chet Graham, Jeff Graham
Office: Pam Graham, VP
President: Martha Mar n—317.502‐1380
Tuesday Meet n Greet Exhibit Hall
4:30 pm—6:00 pm
Join your colleagues for refreshments and
drinks. Exhibit Hall Scavenger Hunt for
Facts complete form for 1 Technical Hour.
Ray Jackson
email: [email protected]
Phone: 219‐689‐8182
Joseph Acker
Ray Anderson
Richard Banis
Chester Bankes
Ballard Barger
Craig Barnhart
Michael Bayman
Lester Best
John Bloemer
William Boetcker
Tony Bonaccorsi
Patricia Boothe
Marc Broulliard
David Bramblett
Richard Brennan
Dan Brock
Michael Brown
Andrew Broyles
John Burgin
Jesse Criss
Marsha Christian
Donald Cole
James Collins
Don Coughlin
John Craddock
Brad Crowe
Patricia Crowe
Phil Dennis
Patrick Dixon
Byron Doran
Denis Drysdale
Steve Edwards
Thomas Edwards
Steve Erwin
Thomas Faunce
Lev Fertman
Luke Fullenkamp
James Funk
Michael Gibson
Patrick Goveia
Richard Graber
Pamela Graham
William Gross
Ray Hankins
Tim Heider
J. C. Hicks
Roger Hlavek
Richard Holy
Michael Hoover
Bruce Johns
Kirn Johnson
Kenneth Kallner
David Kern
Gary Klein
Nick Knable
Carroll Koch
Donald Lawson
Nathan Lewis
Charles Liston
David Lyon
Gregory Mackley
John Markiewicz
Lindsey Moore
Joseph Moser
Michael Mosley
Kerry Murphy
Mark Myers
Harold Otis
Ronald Pardieck
Jim Parks
Russell Parks
Marvin Pritchard
Daniel Rabe
Mark Rathbum
Leonard Reed
Michael Roadamle
Ronald Rothgerber
Michael Ruby
Allen Ruddick
John Sanders
Gloria Schwedler
Ken Simonelic
Charles Singer
Ronald Skiles
Julie Smiddy
Randy Smith
Mitchell Smith
James Stappert II
Susan Stevens
David Suk
Steven Summers
James Traylor
David Turner
John Wachal
Mark Watson
Mark Werthman
John Wheatley
Charles Williams
Danny Williams
Patrick Winchester
Wayne Wireman
Virgil Worrell
Lawrence Young
IIOA Charter Members
P1 P2P3
Mission Statement
The Indiana Industrial Operators Association (IIOA) is a professional organization of
INDIANA INDUSTRIAL OPERATORS ASSOCIATION
P1 P2P3
P1 P2P3
Harold Ellison
wastewater treatment specialists. We are dedicated to promoting cooperation
between industry and regulatory agencies as well as helping our members further
their careers. The IIOA is a not for profit educational and technical organization and
is committed to providing cost effective training as well as opportunities for comraderie.
Thomas H. MartinDave Taylor
Ken FilipekMartha Martin
Steve Christian
Bill Turner Neil Jeffries
Founders
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IIOA Awards If you wish to be considered for an award,
then please submit a wri en request outlining your
experience and award to be considered to:
Awards Available for 2021
Industrial Plant and Industrial Operator of the Year
Class D, C, B, or A Industrial Operator of the Year
Environmental Stewardship
Or mail request to:
IIOA A n: M. Mar n,
5439 N. Acorn Ct.,
Greenfield, IN 46140
BILL THOMAS, PRESIDENT
JOHNNY HARPER 317‐910‐5825
Signup for the Operator Challenge.
A endees desiring to compete in the Wednesday 4:00 pm operator challenge should sign‐up on the
Operator Challenge board in the Registra on hall area. As in the past if all the teams fail to answer a
ques on correctly, then the ques on goes to the audience to the first one holding up the number
which is determined by the spo ers. If you know the answer—hold up your number right away.
IIOA Journal
The Official Journal of the Indiana Industrial
Operators Associa on, Inc.
Editor: Martha Mar n
5439 N. Acorn Ct.
Greenfield, IN 46140
www.iioa.net
317‐502‐1380 Martha Cell
Mentored Wastewater Program
www.iioa.net/educa on
The IIOA is pleased with the success of our Mentored
Program where we help prepare operators to pass their
wastewater license exams. If you would like to earn or
upgrade your license, then you might consider the Men‐
tored Program.
Seated L‐R: ,James Collins, Martha Mar n, John Sanders, Jaima Ballen ne, Ken Kaufman, Shane Wingler, Dan Stevens, Brad
Crowe, Sr., Standing L‐R : Jus n Maxwell, Carroll Koch, Bill Boetcker, III, Dave Taylor, Al Goodman, Stephen Spurgeon,
Russ Eiler, Anthony Kunkler, Tom Mar n, John Wheatley, Jus n Niles.
IIOA Board welcomes you to WITtec.
IIOA Board of Directors
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*Martha Martin, IIOA
*Tom Martin, Delta Chemicals & Equip., Inc.z
*Justin Maxwell,Delta *Justin Niles, MacLellan *John Sanders, Keihin-IPT *Stephen Spurgeon, IIOA Treasurer *Daniel Stevens, Allegion *Dave Taylor, IWEA -Board Member,
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Jane Wheatley, Harwell Graphics *Shane Wingler, Supreme Corp.
Operator Challenge Judges: *Russell Eiler, Allegion *John Wheatley, Harwell Consultants David Turner, Turner Tech. *denotes member of the IIOA Board of Directors
Chair, Mark Curtis, City of Mishawaka
Erin Johnson, Connersville Utilities
Jeff Guinn, Citizens Energy
Cheryl Carlson, Citizens Energy
Tamara Roberts, City of Bloomington Lloyd Lamberton, Evansville Water & Sewer Bill Boetcker III, Aqua Indiana Lynn Brabec, City of Elkhart Manuel Bueno, City of South Bend Pam Kirklin, New Indy Container Board Rick Conrad, BWQ Muncie Duane Griner, City of Warsaw Larry Keil, City of Goshen Kevin Kredit, Shelbyville WWTP Nara Manor, City of Anderson Natalie Maupin, IDEM Perry Mincy, City of Elkhart Tim Orrill, City of Richmond Becky Ruark, IDEM Steve Swoveland, City of New Castle *Dave Taylor, IIOA & IWEA—Board Member, AT Environmental
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Please complete your Evaluation Forms so we can better serve the needs of our members. They allow us to review your opinions and make changes in pro-gramming where necessary. Also, the www.iioa.net web site features a career section where jobs/positions in our field are posted as they are received. The IIOA will celebrate 25 years in 2020 so make your plans now to attend. Details are posted first on our website.
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Joseph Acker
Ray Anderson
Richard Banis
Chester Bankes
Ballard Barger
Craig Barnhart
Michael Bayman
Lester Best
John Bloemer
William Boetcker
Tony Bonaccorsi
Patricia Boothe
Marc Broulliard
David Bramblett
Richard Brennan
Dan Brock
Michael Brown
Andrew Broyles
John Burgin
Jesse Criss
Marsha Christian
Donald Cole
James Collins
Don Coughlin
John Craddock
Brad Crowe
Patricia Crowe
Phil Dennis
Patrick Dixon
Byron Doran
Denis Drysdale
Steve Edwards
Thomas Edwards
Steve Erwin
Thomas Faunce
Lev Fertman
Luke Fullenkamp
James Funk
Michael Gibson
Patrick Goveia
Richard Graber
Pamela Graham
William Gross
Ray Hankins
Tim Heider
J. C. Hicks
Roger Hlavek
Richard Holy
Michael Hoover
Bruce Johns
Kirn Johnson
Kenneth Kallner
David Kern
Gary Klein
Nick Knable
Carroll Koch
Donald Lawson
Nathan Lewis
Charles Liston
David Lyon
Gregory Mackley
John Markiewicz
Lindsey Moore
Joseph Moser
Michael Mosley
Kerry Murphy
Mark Myers
Harold Otis
Ronald Pardieck
Jim Parks
Russell Parks
Marvin Pritchard
Daniel Rabe
Mark Rathbum
Leonard Reed
Michael Roadamle
Ronald Rothgerber
Michael Ruby
Allen Ruddick
John Sanders
Gloria Schwedler
Ken Simonelic
Charles Singer
Ronald Skiles
Julie Smiddy
Randy Smith
Mitchell Smith
James Stappert II
Susan Stevens
David Suk
Steven Summers
James Traylor
David Turner
John Wachal
Mark Watson
Mark Werthman
John Wheatley
Charles Williams
Danny Williams
Patrick Winchester
Wayne Wireman
Virgil Worrell
Lawrence Young
IIOA Charter Members
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Mission Statement
The Indiana Industrial Operators Association (IIOA) is a professional organization of
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wastewater treatment specialists. We are dedicated to promoting cooperation
between industry and regulatory agencies as well as helping our members further
their careers. The IIOA is a not for profit educational and technical organization and
is committed to providing cost effective training as well as opportunities for comraderie.
Thomas H. MartinDave Taylor
Ken FilipekMartha Martin
Steve Christian
Bill Turner Neil Jeffries
Founders
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