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New Jersey Water

Environment Association

Presents

NEW JERSEY

WATER ENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS

Robert De Block……..…..….President

John Reardon……....……….President Elect

Jill Plesnarski………………..Vice President

Robert Sokolowski..….…….Treasurer

James De Block……………..Deputy Executive Director

John J. Lagrosa……………..Executive Director

The 2019 Winter Technology

Transfer Seminar

March 4, — March 7, 2019

Sheraton

6 Industrial Way,

Eatontown, NJ 07724

732-542-6500

The Department of Environmental Protection now requires that anyone

who has failed an examination three times must take a “requalification”

course prior to being admitted to the examination again. NJWEA has re-

ceived approval to provide a series of courses to satisfy that requirement.

Persons needing to re-qualify S or N license exams must complete 2 days

of sessions as follows:

Candidates for S 1 thru 4 and N 1 thru 4 must take the course designated

S1-4, N1-4 on Monday. Then, all candidates for S1 and S2 must take the

course designated S1-2 on Tuesday, while all candidates for S3 and S4

must take the course designated S3-4 on Wednesday.

After the Monday course, all N1 and N2 candidates must then take the

course designated N1-2 on Tuesday, while candidates for N3 and N4

must take the course designated N3-4 on Wednesday.

Candidates for C 1 thru 4 must take the course designated C1-4 on Mon-

day.

Then, Candidates for C1 and C2 must take the course designated C1-2 on

Wednesday. Candidates for C3 and C4 must take the course designated

C3-4 on Thursday.

A certificate indicating that the applicant has completed the specific re-

qualification course (2 days) will be issued.

These courses are also TCH sessions applicable to License Renewal.

The New Jersey Water Environment Association has been ap-

proved by The New Jersey State Board of Professional Engi-

neers and Land Surveyors (the Board) as a Continuing Profes-

sional Competency Course Provider. Please check the individ-

ual course descriptions to see what courses will satisfy contin-

uing education requirements for Professional Engineers.

NJWEA will continue to maintain records of the courses offered

and the names of attendees satisfactorily completing the

courses. New York and Pennsylvania Credits for PE’s are as

indicated in the course description.

All issues that may arise on the acceptability of a course will

be between the individual and the Board.

The NJWEA Conference and Exposition is the largest water environment exposition in the Northeast. The event draws participants from throughout the country for four days of training education and offers the opportunity to

meet with manufactures and their representatives in a relaxed, informal setting to learn about their latest products.

May 6, 2019 through May 10, 2019

Bally’s Atlantic City

Visit NJWEA.ORG for registration forms and information

Registration questions:

Darlene Galbraith, Registrar NJWEA P.O. Box 737, Woodland Park, NJ 07424

Phone: (973)-239-9200 -- Fax: (973) 239-9239 -E-Mail: [email protected]

Monday, March 4, 2019—Winter 2019

SESSION Ia Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course S 1-4, N 1-4: Day One

Course # 03-011002-20 (5.0 TCH - WW) NJWEA-DLGS-490 (5.0 Hr. Tech)

Moderator: Steve Dowhan, Superintendent, Joint Meeting Essex &Union

8:30 am Session Starts

9:45 am Coffee Break (included)

11:45 am Lunch (included) 3:30 pm Session Ends

Topics: Math, RBC, Trickling Filters, Rules & Regs, Pumps & Hydraulics and Disinfection.

Monday, March 4, 2019—Winter 2019

SESSION Ib Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course C 1-4: Day One


Moderators: Louis Lambe, Superintendent II,PVSC



11:45 am Lunch (included)

3:30 pm Session Ends

Topics: Licensing, sewer use ordinances, pipeline materials, appurtenances, pump stations, alternative facilities, flow, velocity, monitoring, hydraulics, pipe cleaning, CCTV, I&I, fats, roots, oils, grease, emergency response

Tuesday, March 5, 2019—Winter 2019

SESSION Ia Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course S 1-2: Day Two


Moderator: Steve Dowhan, Superintendent, Joint Meeting Essex &Union




Topics: Biological Treatment, Primary Treatment, Solids Handling, Nitrification/Denitrification, Math

Tuesday, March 5, 2019—Winter 2019

SESSION Ib Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course N 1-2: Day Two


Moderator: Ron Suto, AQUA America




Topics: Biological Industrial Treatment Processes, Physical/Chemical Treatment, Oil-Water Separation, pH Adjustment, Coagulation, Flocculation, Sedimentation, Chlorination, Sludge Treatment Processes, IPP Rules

Wednesday, March 6, 2019—Winter 2019

SESSION Ia Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course S 3-4: Day Two

Course # 03-011006-20 (5.0 TCH-WW), NJWEA-DLGS-494 (5.0 Hr. Tech)

Moderator: Steve Dowhan, Superintendent, Joint Meeting Essex & Union




Topics: Lab Procedures, Using Lab Results to Control Processes, Math, Utility Management, Sludge Digestion, Advanced Wastewater, Nutrient Removal, Odor Control


SESSION Ib Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course N 3-4: Day Two


Moderator: Clark Wolverton, Superintendent, East Windsor Utilities Authority




Topics: Lab Procedures, Using Lab Results to Control Industrial treatment Processes, Lab Micro, SBRs, Enhanced Biological Treatment, Metal Waste Streams, Solids Handling, IPP Rules & Regulations


SESSION Ic Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course C 1-2: Day Two


Moderator: Louis Lambe, PVSC




Topics: Plans and Specs, Trenching, Bedding & Backfill, Pumping, Hydraulics, Math, Safety, Collection System Hazards, Traffic Control, Confined Space Entry, Odors, Corrosion, Hydrogen Sulfide

Thursday, March 7, 2019—Winter 2019

SESSION I Wastewater License Review & Re-qualification Course C 3-4: Day Two


Moderator: Louis Lambe, PVSC




Topics: Rehab & Repair of Sewer lines, Manholes, Service Laterals, pump stations, GIS, As-set Management, Record Keeping, Report Writing, Public Relations, Security Measures, math, Pumping, Hydraulics, Pump station Guidance Doc, Collection System Guidance Doc

MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2019

GENERAL SESSION

8:15 am Welcome & Opening Remarks

Fran Bonaccorso, Chairman, S&TT Committee

Robert De Block - President, NJWEA

Monday, March 4, 2019

SESSION II – Probing into Problems with Metering, Calibration & Instrumentation

Course #03-011903-30 (5.0 TCH) Water &Wastewater

CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-623, 5 Hr.Tech

Moderators: Chris Garaffa, Instrumentation Tech, Parsippany Sewer Utility

8:30 am Clean, Calibrate, and Replace

Steve McGee, Service Business Development Mgr. En-dress+Hauser


10:00 am Protecting Your Field Devices

Phoenix Contact

10:45 am Using Instrumentation to optimize mixing in the BNR

Process

Austin Bashline, Philadelphia Mixers

11:45 am Lunch Break (included)

1:30 pm Fluke Process Calibration Tools for Temperature, Pressure, Flow and Level in Water & Wastewater Applications

Joe Barbarito, Fluke, Industrial Group

Curt geetings, Fluke, Industrial Group



SESSION III Creating A Utility of the Future—Winter 2019

Course #03-011904-30 (5.0 TCH) Water & Wastewater

CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-624, 5 Hr. Mgmnt

Moderators: Jay R. Surti P.E., Senior Associate, Hazen and Sawyer

Robert C. Fischer, Director, Bayshore Regional Sewerage Author-ity

8:30 am Planning a Roadmap for Economics, Community, and Stewardship: Planning the Future of Wastewater Treatment

Steven Pugsley, P.E., BCEE, Facility Planning &

Research, Philadelphia Water Department

9:15 am Managing Your Plant Knowledge in a Digital Age

David Williams, Director of Digital Solutions, Ovivo


10:15 am Trends in Bioenergy Recovery Brian Lisk, PE, CEM, Energy Management Service Leader, Hazen and Sawyer

11:00 am ACUA; A Multifaceted Approach to Doing Business Joseph Pantalone, Vice President of Wastewater, Atlantic County Utilities Authority


1:30 pm Fast Track Design Build of a 1 MGD Managed Aquifer Recharge Facili-ty

Dwayne Amos P.E., Associate Vice President, Hazen and Sawyer; Larren Zuravnsky, P.E., Chief of Design & Construction – SWIFT, Hampton Roads Sanitation District

2:15 pm BRSA into the Future – Climate Change Adaption and Resiliency

Robert Fischer, Director, Bayshore Regional Sewerage Au-thority

3:00 pm Phosphorus Recovery and Upcycling in the Utility of the Future

Menachem Tabanpour, Vice President, Centrisys CNP



SESSION IV- Safety Session—Winter 2019

Course #03-011905-31 (5.0 TCH) SAFETY


Moderator/s: Harry E. Smith III, CSM – NJWEA Safety Committee Chairman

Harry Ladisheff – Operator, Bayshore Regional SA

Rick Stafford – Safety Officer, Joint Meeting and Essex

8:30 am Hazcom/Right to Know with the Globally Harmonized System, (GHS) Chemical Hazards at the Waste Water Treatment Plant. A Chemical and Hazmat Safety requirement and procedures review.

Presented by: Harry E. Smith III, CSM,


10:00 am Program continues


1:00 pm Your Spill Control Pre-Plan, Do you have one?

The Seven Basic Steps to Spill Control,post Spill considerations and requirements, Spill Control and Containment. The proper selection, deployment, use, and disposal of chemical spill materials and equipment. A display and classroom demo will follow.

Presented by: Harry E. Smith III, CSM, President, & Rick Staf-ford – Safety Manager, Joint Meeting of Essex and Union Counties


MONDAY AFTERNOON SESSION, March 4, 2019 SESSION V – Professional Engineering Continuing Ed. Training – Physical Modeling as a Design Tool for Hydraulic Systems

Session will begin at 4:30 pm and conclude at 6:30 pm

Course #03-011906-30 NYPE (2.0 TCH WWW) NYPE, NJPE & PAPE CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-626 2 Hr. Tech Moderator: Michael Roy, P.E., Old Bridge MUA A Review of Pump Intakes and Introduction to the Use of Physical Modeling as a Design Tool for Evaluating Pump Intakes and Hydraulic Systems

Instructor: David Werth, PhD., P.E., President Clemson Engineering Hydraulics, Inc.

Tuesday, March 5, 2019

SESSION II Industrial Wastewater Management—Winter 2019

Course #03-011907-20 (5.0 TCH) Wastewater


Moderators: TBD

8:30 am Trickling Filters are Still Very Relevant

Julia Zhu and Larry Li, Brentwood Industries

9:15 am Commissioning of Advanced Leachate Treatment Plant

Kerim Temel, PE, Brown and Caldwell


10:15 am Pilot Study of Submerged Structured Sheet Media for Post Denitrifica-tions

Julia Zhu and Larry Li, Brentwood Industries

11:00 am Case Study on Blended Blower Technologies for Optimum Efficiency

Paul Petersen, Municipal Sales Manager, Atlas Copco Com-pressors


1:30 pm New Jersey Underground Storage Tank Rules and Licensed Site Re-mediation Professional Program “Hot Topic” Updates

Michael Poland, PE, LSRP, Poland Environmental Consulting LLC

2:15 pm Topic to Be Announced

Dennis Scannell, PE, HDR or Joe Cleary, PE, BCEE, Geosyn-tec

3:00 pm Submersible Mixers: Types and Applications

Sean Paratore, Pumping Services, Inc.


TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 2019

GENERAL SESSION



Jill Plesnarski, Vice President - NJWEA


Session III Collection O&M – Excavation & Installation of Various Pipe Materials



Moderator: Louis C. Lambe, Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission Joseph Polomene, P.E., Sherwood Logan & Associates

8:30 am Program Introduction

Louis C. Lambe, Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission

8:40 am Damage Prevention Training – 2019 NJ One Call – Dial “811”

Alonzo Bess, ITIC Coordinator & Outreach Specialist, One Call

9:10 am UtilAlert™ - Digging Activity Real-time Feedback and Alerts

David Stiger, Director of Gas Solutions at Hydromax USA

Jeffrey Griffiths, Director at Hydromax USA


10:15 am Manufacture and Installation of PVC Pipe

Steve Cooper, PE, Regional Engineer, Uni-Bell PVC Pipe

Chad Morrow, CMA Pipe

11:00 am Manufacture and Installation of Various Types of RCP

Matthew Mackowski, Project Manager, Vianini Pipe, Inc.


1:30 pm Ductile Iron Pipe, Joints and Applications

Sean Lammerts, PE, LEED AP, Engineer, U.S. Pipe

2:20 pm Centrifugally Cast Glass-Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Mortar Pipe Tom Perry, Multi-Utilities

3:10 pm Program Wrap Up - Questions

Louis C. Lambe, Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission


Tuesday, March 5, 2019 SESSION IV – Exploring/Addressing Challenges/Issues at Today’s Water Resource Recovery Facilities

Course #03-011909-30 (5.0 TCH) Water Wastewater

CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-629, 5 Hr. Mgmnt

Moderator: James Wancho P.E. Vice President PS&S

Thomas Petty, Bayshore Regional Sewerage Authority

This is a continuing session which as gained popularity by exploring issues and discussing “the learning curve” pertaining to Wastewater Treatment/ Water Re-source Recovery Facilities. Some topics are presented to engage discussion. Some topics are presented to update professionals on the status of projects and technology in the field.

This session has had and will have this time; new innovations in the water and wastewater field. A diverse audience is often in attendance as well as a diverse group of presenters!

Check NJWEA.ORG for details and speaker line up.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION, March 5, 2019 SESSION V – Professional Engineering Ethics and Case Studies Course #03-011910-30 NYPE (2.0 TCH WWW) NYPE, NJPE & PAPE CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-630 2 Hr. Ethics CPS Credit PA/NY/NJ PE – 2 credit hours

Session will begin at 4:30 pm and conclude at 6:30 pm Moderator: Michael Roy, P.E., Old Bridge MUA Professional Engineering Ethics and Case Studies Instructor: Renard E. Barnes, Esq., General Counsel PS&S

GUESS WHAT Engineers!

YOU Can Stay Over and Join Us for an Engineering Marathon!

Monday Evening, Tuesday Evening Ethics, Wednesday P.E. Workshop, Wednesday Evening and an “Energy Workshop” on Thursday

That is SIXTEEN (16) CPC Credit Hours for

Professional Engineers

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Licensed Operators Please Be Advised!!

The Responsibility for obtaining adequate TCHs for license renewal rests with the licensee.

The course registrant name must appear EXACTLY as it appears on your

license.

The license number must appear EXACTLY as it appears on the license (with all digits including all zeros).

The license classification must appear EXACTLY as it appears on the li-cense.

Only ONE license needs to be entered.

Stay Over With the NJWEA!!

The Sheraton in Eatontown, NJ and the NJWEA are offering

a discounted room rate

Sunday March 3, 2019 through March 7, 2019

$139 Traditional Guest Room

To make reservations to stay one, two, three or four nights with the NJWEA the following information is necessary: Name of Group: NJWEA Tech Transfer BLOCK CODE: New Jersey Water Conference Room Block Date of Arrival: Sunday, March 3, 2019 Date of Departure: Thursday, March 7, 2019 A $50 incidental hold will be applied to the reservation credit card(s) at check-in. Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 12:00 PM. The hotel will ac-commodate any early arrivals on a space available basis only.

Call Melanie at the Sheraton at 732-542-6500

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2019

GENERAL SESSION



John Reardon, President Elect—NJWEA

Wednesday, March 6, 2019

SESSION II Wastewater Operations — Winter 2019

Course #03-011911-20 (5.0 TCH) Wastewater


Moderator: Joseph Polomene, P.E., Sherwood Logan & Associates

Jason Chase, Harper– Haines

8:30 am So Many Choices Selecting the Correct Blower Technology

Paul Peterson, Atlas Copco

9:15 am Level Measurement Transmitters Applying Level Measurement

Bill Sholette, Endress Hauser


10:30 am Ultraviolet Disinfection 101

Joanne Solera, Ozonia

11:00 am Air in Force Mains

Charles Hoffman, Envirep


1:30 pm Maximizing Tank Space with Precast

Mike Schmidt – Dutchland Tank

2:10 pm Symphony – Plant Control Optimization

Mark Duehmig - EDI

2:50 pm Advantage of Integrally Geared Turbo Blowers

Glen Roderique – Inovair Blowers



SESSION III – Cyber Security—Winter 2019



Moderators: Frank Pestana, Executive Director – North Bergen MUA

Sorin Astalus, Computer Technician, Joint Meeting of Essex & Union Counties

8:30 am Cybersecurity: Protecting the Business, Operations, and the Cloud

Rocco Mandanglio, Computer Systems Administrator

Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission

9:30 am Cyber Security & Shadow I.T.

Leon McBride, I.T. Manager, Lakewood MUA

Susan Arpa, I.T. Director, Cape May MUA

Walt Hansen, I.T. Manager, ATON Computing

10:00 am Coffee Break (Included)

10:15 am Cyber Security & Shadow I.T. (cont.)

Leon McBride, Lakewood MUA

Susan Arpa, Cape May MUA

Walt Hansen, President and CEO, ATON Computing

10:45 am Brick Twp. MUA: Cybersecurity Case Study

Janice Zelnock, Information Technology Supervisor Brick Twp. MUA


1:30 pm Cyber Threats / Best Practices

Mike Geraghty, Director NJ Cybersecurity & Communications Integration Cell

2:30 pm Computer Maintenance

Sorin Astalus, Computer Technician Joint Meeting of Essex & Union Counties


WEDNESDAY SESSION, March 6, 2019 SESSION IV – Professional Engineer Continuing Ed. Training – Conceptu-al Estimating, Precast Structures in Treatment Plants, Fused HDPE Pipe Systems, Directional Drilling, Precast Gravity Grease Interceptors Course #03-011913-30 NYPE (5.0 TCH WWW) NYPE, NJPE & PAPE CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-633 5 Hr. Tech Moderators: Michael Roy, P.E., Old Bridge MUA Srinivas Gidugu, P.E., Project Manager, Atane Consulting 8:30 am Conceptual Estimating for Future Construction Rose Jesse, CPE, Env. SP, HAZEN 9:30 am Coffee Break (included) 9:45 am Precast Structures in Treatment Plants – A Look at Quality,

Resiliency and Emerging Technologies

Claude Goguen, P.E., LEED Director of Sustainability and Technical Education National Precast Concrete Association

10:45 am Features and Benefits of Fused HDPE Pipe Systems Matthew Mattison, Fusible HDPE Specialist Water Works Supply Company 11:45 am Lunch (included) 1:30 pm Horizontal Directional Drilling of Large Diameter Utilities David Applegate, P.E. Sr. Vice President of Water Re-

sources Kiely Family of Companies 2:30 pm Precast Concrete Gravity Grease Interceptors – Guidance for

Sizing and Design

Claude Goguen, P.E., LEED Director of Sustainability and Technical Education National Precast Concrete Association


WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION, March 6, 2019 SESSION V – Professional Engineer Continuing Ed. Training – De-sign Considerations of Wastewater Valve Selection Course #03-011914-30 NYPE (2.0 TCH WWW) NYPE, NJPE & PAPE CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-634 2 Hr. Tech Moderators: Michael Roy, P.E., Old Bridge MUA Kevin Haney, P.E., HAZEN

Session will begin at 4:30 pm and conclude at 6:30 pm Design Considerations of Wastewater Valve Selection Instructor: Fred Haines, President, Harper Haines Fluid Control

THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 2018

GENERAL SESSION



Robert De Block—President NJWEA

Thursday, March 7, 2019

SESSION II Energy Workshop—Winter 2019

Course #03-011915-30 (5.0 TCH) WWW


Moderator: Scott M. Conklin, Environmental Consultant, Sea Girt Environ-mental

Sara Urbanczyk, Engineering Sales, G.A. Fleet Associates, Inc.

8:30 am Energy Master Plan and Energy Cost Management Strategies

Laurie Wiegand-Jackson, President, Utility Advantage

9:10 am Case Study of the Opequon WRF Energy Efficiency Upgrade

Bob Wimmer, P.E., Sr. Engineer, Energy Systems Group


10:00 am Energy Optimization at WWTP

Bob Wimmer, P.E., Sr. Engineer, Energy Systems Group 11:10 am ACUA - Battery Storage Pilot Project

Greg Seher, Senior Analyst, Atlantic County Utilities Authority


1:30 pm NJ Clean Energy Programs – We Can Help Your Company Now

and in the Future!

Commissioner Mary-Anna Holden, NJ BPU

Gary Finger, Regional Manager, TRC Solutions

2:30 pm PSE&G - The Clean Energy Future & Overview of Caldwell

Solar Energy Storage Project

Russell Furnari, Mgr. Environmental Policy& Enterprise, PSEG, Brendan M. Daly, Environmental Radiological Programs, PSEG Nuclear Executive Vice President, Gabel Associates



SESSION III Maintenance — Winter 2019

Course #03-011916-30 (5.0 TCH) W&WW

CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-636, 5.0 Hr.Tech

Moderator: Jason E. Kohlhepp, Project Manager, JMEUC

John Gardner, De Block Environmental Services

Rafael Rovito, Sales, Raritan Group

A diverse sampling of maintenance topics will be introduced and discussed with industry specialists. There will be several engaging topics that will interest Water and Wastewater Operations disciplines. Additional details will follow. Please check NJWEA.ORG for more details.

The NJWEA offers Thousands of Dollars worth of Scholarships and Awards annu-

ally, to Middle School Students, High School Students, Associates Degree Students,

Bachelors Degree Students, Masters Degree Students and Doctorate Students.

Visit WWW.NJWEA.ORG for more info


SESSION IV Prominent Issues Confronting Managers Today

Water &/or Wastewater as determined by Ed. Advisory

Course #03-011917-30 (5.0 TCH)

CPWM Course NJWEA-DLGS-637, 1 Hr. Tech, 4 Hr. Govt

Moderator: Carrie Anne Lyons, Lyons Environmental

Lisa Oberreiter, Operations Superintendent II, PVSC

8:30 am Leadership and Succession Planning

Natalie Pisarcik, IPP Coordinator, Rockaway Valley S.A.

9:15 am Modernized NJPDES Monitoring Report Form (MRF) Electronic Sub-mission Service

Jason Lonardo, Environmental Scientist 2, NJDEP

Mike Pigliacelli, Environmental Specialist 2, NJDEP

Division of Water Quality, Permit Administration Section


10:00 am Continued….Modernized NJPDES Monitoring Report Form (MRF) Elec-tronic Submission Service

Jason Lonardo, Environmental Scientist 2, NJDEP

Mike Pigliacelli, Environmental Specialist 2, NJDEP

10:30 am POTW Permitting, Compliance and Reporting

Richard Lulla, P.E. Senior Associate, Mott MacDonald

Session Overview: Regulatory permitting requirements for a Wastewater Treatment Plant (POTW) including wastewater, stormwater, groundwater, waste/sludge, air, lab, spill plan, and others. Monitoring and reporting requirements, includ-ing wastewater and sludge data calculations.


1:30 pm Sensibility Training – Conflict Resolution

Howard W. Spencer, Senior Safety Consultant, CSP,

J.A. Montgomery Risk Control


MAIL TO: NJ Water Environment Association Registrar

PO BOX 737

Woodland Park, NJ 07424 Tel: (973) 239-9200 - Fax: (973) 239-9239

REGISTRANT NAME: ______________________________________

NEW MEMBER or MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL: YES____ NO _____

NOTE: THESE ARE PRE-REGISTRATION FEES - ON-SITE REGISTRANTS ADD $12.00

“REGISTRANT MUST CHECK ALL SESSIONS THEY PLAN TO ATTEND

PAY-

MENT

AMOUNT DUE: (SUM & ENTER ON PG2)

____________________

SUBMIT BOTH PAGES FOR REGISTRATION PG 1 OF 2


____Ia Licensed Op Rev. $85.00

____Ib Licensed Op Rev. $85.00

——II Metering, Calibration, Inst. $85.00

——III Utility of the Future $85.00

____IV Safety $85.00

____V Afternoon Engineering $85.00




____Ic Licensed Op Rev. $85.00

____II Wastewater Ops $85.00

____III CYBER-NJCCIC $85.00

——-IV NY/NJ/PA-PE Training $85.00

——-V Afternoon Engineering $85.00




____II Industrial WW $85.00

____III Collections System $85.00

____IV Problems/Case Studies $85.00

____V Afternoon Ethics $85.00


____I Licensed Op. Rev. $85.00

____II Energy Workshop $85.00

____III Maintenance Workshop $85.00

____IV Prominent Issues (Mngmt) $85.00

NEW / RENEWAL PWO MEMBERSHIP: ADD $107.00

NEW / RENEWAL PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP: $172.00

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL RENEWAL: ADD $ 57.00

NJWEA/WEF MEMBER ID # _________________REGISTRANT CERTIFIES HE OR SHE IS QUALIFIED FOR PWO MEMBERSHIP AND WORKS AS A HANDS ON OPERATOR or MAINTENANCE TECH or LAB TECH IN A SEWERAGE SYSTEM OR WATER TREATMENT PLANT SYSTEM OR COLLECTION/DISTRIBUTION SYS-

TEM: YES: _______ NO: _______

IF YOU ARE NOT A CURRENT NJWEA MEMBERYOU MUST CIRCLE ONE

MEMBERSHIP CHOICE

Faxed Registrations Must Include Credit Card or Purchase Order Information To Receive

Pre-Registration Rate

PRE-REG. BY MAIL MUST BE POSTMARKED BY February 26, 2019

PRE-REGISTRATION BY FAX ENDS February 26, 2019

NO CANCELLATIONS ACCEPTED AFTER March 1, 2019

Online Registration Ends March 1, 2019

Non-member Registrations will receive either a

ONE YEAR ACTIVE OR PWO MEMBERSHIP OR RENEWAL

in the NJWEA and WEF if eligible

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY OR TYPE NAME AS IT APPEARS ON YOUR W or WW LICENSE

REG. DATE: ________________

Last Name: _________________________________________________

First Name: _________________________________________________

Middle Initial: _________ Social Security No: _XXX / XX /__________(LAST 4 only)

Billing Address Is: HOME WORK (circle one)

Company Name: _____________________________________________

BILLING ADDRESS:___________________________________________

City _______________________________________________________

State: _________ Zip __________

Phone: (_____)______________ Cell: (_____)__________________

Fax: (_____)_____________ Email: _________________________________________________

NJDEP Operator License No. ________________________________(one license only, include zeros)

Licensed Operator Classification (i.e. S1,T4, etc.) __________________

PAYMENT METHOD/Check/PO/Credit Card

Please make enclosed check or voucher payable to: “N J W E A”

PAYMENT AMOUNT DUE: (From Page One) _____________________

Check Enclosed PO/Voucher

PO NUMBER: _______________________________________________

CREDIT CARD INFORMATION:

VISA MasterCard

NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CC: _________________________________

Card No: ____________________________________________________

Expiration Date:______________________________________________

CVV2 # (Last 3-digits on the signature area of the card)______

Signature: ___________________________________________________

Approval # (For Office Use): ____________________________________

SUBMIT BOTH PAGES FOR REGISTRATION PG 2 OF 2

Chairpersons: Francis Bonaccorso, Assistant Superintendent, JMEUC

and

Joanne Mancuso, Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills WWTP

Mohammad Abu-Orf PhD., Hazen and Sawyer

Matthew Bodzioch, Training Manager, JMEUC

Joseph Bonaccorso, Project Manager, CME Associates

Albert J. Capuzzi, Mid-Atlantic Practice Leader, Jacobs

Dan Carey, Jet Vac LLC

Robert Carlson, CCUA

Jason Chase, Harper-Haines

Julian Chinelli, Hazen and Sawyer

Scott Conklin, Seagirt Environmental

Steve Dowhan, Superintendent, JMEUC

James De Block President, DeBlock Environmental Services

Robert De Block Executive VP, DeBlock Environmental Services

Rick Eustace, Executive Director, Bordentown SA

Robert Fischer, Executive Director, Bayshore RSA

Darlene Galbraith, Registrar, NJWEA

John Gardner, Associate De Block Environmental

Srinivas Gidugu Project Manager, HAKS

Thomas Grenci, President, ECM

Chris Hoffman, P.E. Research Scientist I, NJDEP

Michael Hope, Office Director, Greeley and Hansen

Shawn Kaciupski, Shift Supervisor, JMEUC

Jason Kohlhepp, Project Manager, JMEUC

Harry Ladisheff Operator, Bayshore Reg.Sewerage Authority

Jack Lagrosa, Executive Director, NJWEA

Louis Lambe, PVSC

Carrie-Anne Lyons, Lyons Environmental

Donna Lyons, Laboratory Supervisor, Lyons Environmental

Jennifer Marques, PVSC

Terry McHugh Owner, All’s Clear Services

Chris Nally, American Aquatic Testing

Lisa Oberreiter, Superintendent II, PVSC

Christopher Pabst, Asst. Projects Manager, JMEUC

Dennis Palmer, Executive Director, Landis SA

Henry Penley, Retired

Donna Peteja, LabManager/IPP Coordinator TBSA

Frank Pestana, Executive Director, North Bergen MUA

Joseph Polomene, P.E. Sherwood Logan & Associates

Glen Riscen, Ass’t Operations Manager, JMEUC

Michael Roy P.E., Old Bridge Municipal Utilities Authority

Harry Smith CSM, Certified Health and Safety Services

John Schneekloth, P.E. Mott MacDonald

Robert Sokolowski, Treasurer, NJWEA

Rick Stafford, Safety Manager Joint Meeting Essex & Union Co.

Jay Surti , Senior Associate Hazen & Sawyer

Bruce Smith, Comptroller, NJWEA

Harry Smith President, Certified Health and Safety

Charles Theodora, Ass’t. Superintendent Bayshore RSA

Ramon Vara, Retired

James Wancho, P.E. Vice President Paulus, Sokolowski & Sartor

Roman Wisniewski, Maintenance Manager JMEUC

Antoni Wyczesany, Electrical Forman JMEUC

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New Jersey Water Environment Association Presents · A certificate indicating that the applicant has completed the specific re- ... Bedding & Backfill, Pumping, Hydraulics, Math,