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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Problems? Please contact the Section Training Coordinator at [email protected]


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

Canandaigua: Canandaigua DPW Offi ces, 205 Saltonstall Street, Canandaigua, NY 14424

Canastota: Offi ces of Koester Associates, 3101 Seneca Turnpike, Canastota, NY 13032

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Ogdensburg: United Helpers Care, Inc. 100 Ford Street, Ogdensburg, NY 13669

Olean: Olean Water Treatment Plant, 174 South 19th Street, Olean, NY 14760

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

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

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

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

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

Salamanca: Allegany State Park-Red House, 2373 ASP, Route 1, Suite 3, Salamanca, NY 14779

SCWA Hauppauge: Suff olk Cty Water Authority Hauppauge, 260 Motor Parkway, Hauppauge, NY 11788

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

Syracuse: Onondaga County Water Authority, 200 Northern Concourse, Syracuse, NY 13212

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

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

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

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

New locations shown in orange.


Automatic Control Valves Operations & Maintenance Date and Location: September 12 -- Troy

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

Course Fee: $80 members | $130 nonmembers

Instructors: Scott Rager, Joe Lipari

Contact Hours: 6.0 Water | 6.0 Wastewater | 6.0 PE

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


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

Date and Location: January 31 -- Shoremont Water Treatment Plant (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) March 15 -- Utica (Philip Tangorra, instructor) March 15 -- Troy (Chris Wheland, instructor) March 15 -- Hemlock Water Treatment Plant (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) March 22 -- Dunkirk (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) May 8 -- Poughkeepsie (Matt Geho instructor) May 10 -- Woodbury (Hach: Greg Starlin) May 15 -- Troy (Hach: Greg Starlin) May 17 -- Hobart (Hach: Greg Starlin) May 19 -- Middletown (Hach: Greg Starlin) May 23 -- Owego (Hach: Greg Starlin) May 25 -- Salamanca (Hach: Greg Starlin) September 6 -- Troy (Chris Wheland, instructor) September 11 -- Poughkeepsie (Matt Geho instructor) October 16 -- Troy (Hach: Greg Starlin) October 18 -- Canastota (Hach: Greg Starlin) October 18 -- Peru (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) October 19 -- Ogdensburg (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) November 7 -- PACE Labs, Melville (Hach: Greg Starlin) November 8 -- Olean (Th omas F. Clark, instructor) November 13 -- Poughkeepsie (Matt Geho instructor)



Instructors: Various (see above)


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


Biohazards in Water and Wastewater Workplace Violence ProventionDate and Location: March 23 -- Ballston Spa April 13 -- Owego



Instructors: Dr. Nellie Brown


Course Description: Th is session discusses regulations governing and exposure to biological hazards and bloodborne pathogens. It also discusses the prevention of workplace violence.

Chlorine and Sodium Hypochlorite for Water/Wastewater Treatment Date and Location: May 10 - JCC North County Center, Dunkirk



Instructors: Rick Calmes, Sal Adamo, Th omas Clark


Course Description: Th is session provides information and safety training on chlorine and sodium hypochlorite for disinfection; reviewing basic information on disinfection and the microbes that cause waterborne disease; discussing technical issues including operational theory of hypochlorites and chlorine gas, proper pump and tubing sizing and troubleshooting the process. Also discussed will be how chlorates and bromates are formed in hypochlorite and how their formation can be controlled and the advantages and considerations of generating sodium hypochlorite on site.

Coagulation in Water & Wastewater Treatment Date and Location: October 4 - Olean



Instructors: Steve Faigen


Course Description: Th is session will present information on coagulation in water and wastewater treatment. A variety of coagulants will be discussed in addition to their impact on resultant water quality.


Concrete Water Tank ConstructionDate and Location: March 23 -- Melville



Instructors: Joe Pappo


Course Description: Th is presentation will describe the diff erences regarding all types of concrete water storage tanks ranging from cast-in-place concrete, post-tensioned concrete, and wire-wound pre-stressed concrete. We will also discuss common water quality issues that may occur in water storage tanks and methods for addressing them through retrofi tting the existing tank. Th ese issues can occur in tanks of any type, confi guration, and of any material of construction.

Concrete Water Tank Construction and Treatment Chemical TopicsDate and Location: October 17 -- Peru



Instructors: Joe Pappo, Th omas F. Clark


Course Description: Concrete Water Tank Construction will provide information on the diff erences regarding all types of concrete water storage tanks ranging from cast-in-place concrete, post-tensioned concrete, and wire-wound pre-stressed concrete. We will also discuss common water quality issues that may occur in water storage tanks and methods for addressing them through retrofi tting the existing tank. Th ese issues can occur in tanks of any type, confi guration, and of any material of construction. Treatment Chemical Topics will discuss what happened in Flint Michigan 2016 and how it can be prevented; why we disinfect; and bulk chemical receipt and safety training.

Corrosion Control Analysis Date and Location: September 19 -- Woodbury



Instructors: Paul Hanson


Course Description: Learn laboratory techniques for analysis of corrosion control parameters in potable water including pH, temperature, conductivity, and hardness/alkalinity titrations. Th eory of measurement, calibration, verifi cation, and troubleshooting techniques will be discussed and practiced in a hands-on laboratory setting.


Dam Safety Date and Location: April 12 -- Woodbury



Instructors: Greg Daviero


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

Distribution System O&M Date and Location: January 19 -- Melville



Instructors: Robert Lucas, Paul Ponturo


Course Description: Course is designed to provide basic understanding and additional information in the fi eld of distribution system operation. Topics discussed include operation and maintenance of water storage tanks, problems presented by tank mounted cellular installations, unidirectional fl ushing, water main and storage tank disinfection and calculations. Water quality topics include formation of disinfection byproducts and recent research results on removal from public water supplies.

Fundamentals of HydraulicsDate and Location: February 9 -- Woodbury



Instructors: Stephen Laun


Course Description: Refresh your knowledge on the principles of hydraulics applicable to water systems including: density, specifi c gravity, pressure, force, fl ow rate, calculation of head and hydraulic grade lines, pump curves, pump effi ciency, and horsepower. Calculators are Required.


HDPE Pipe - Its Design and Use Date and Location: April 4 - Suff olk County Water Authority Hauppauge April 6 - Peekskill April 11 - Troy April 13 -- Rochester



Instructors: Steven McDonald, Peter Dyke, Dusty Langston


Course Description: Th is workshop provides information on design and use of high density polyethylene pipe. Th e session includes a review of pipe use as well as a demonstration of its fabrication.

Hydrant & Water Main O&M Date and Location: December 12 -- Woodbury



Instructors: Rich Kern


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

Hydrants, Valves and Meters Date and Location: September 13 - Ballston Spa



Instructors: John Fiedler, Dan Reed


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


Lead and Copper RuleDate and Location: October 19 -- Melville



Instructors: Paul Ponturo


Course Description: For the public water supplier compliance with the complexities of the Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) is the primary regulatory necessity. Both State and Federal regulators have indicated renewed interest in more detailed review of public water suppliers’ actions in LCR compliance. Th is seminar will focus on the form and function of the Rule as its principal task. An overview of why lead is important, health eff ects, the underlying rationale and Rule history will lead to a discussion of issues which will result in a revision of the Rule to be proposed late this year. Th e Working Group identifi ed fi ve key areas for possible revision: measures to ensure optimal corrosion control treatment (CCT), sample site selection criteria, lead sampling protocol, public education for copper, and lead service line (LSL) replacement. Against the backdrop of the events in Flint Michigan, achieving these goals may become more diffi cult. Th is seminar will outline some of the possible actions which may be incorporated into a fi nal Long Term LCR, and discuss water supplier options in preparing for these changes.

Questions about lead? AWWA can help.

Visit our Lead Resource Community for reports, communications tips, articles and more at www.awwa.org/lead.

And don’t forget to send your customers to www.DrinkTap.org for consumer info!


Making the Most of Your Ductile Iron PipeDate and Location: October 3 -- Troy October 4 -- Syracuse October 5 -- Springville



Instructors: Paul Hansen, Allen Cox


Course Description: Th is workshop provides information on design and installation of ductile iron pipe and appurtenances, covering: Manufacture, Features, and Design of Ductile Iron Pipe; Basics and Details of Ductile Iron Pipe Installation; Corrosion Control for Ductile Iron Pipe; Stray Current Considerations for Ductile Iron Pipe; Th rust Restraint; and Horizontal Directional Drilling with Ductile Iron Pipe.

Math Skills for Water and Wastewater Operators Date and Location: March 28 -- Kingston April 4 -- Utica October 4 -- Troy October 17 -- Hemlock (instructor: David Rowley)



Instructors: Th omas F. Clark


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

Microbiological Workshop for Water and Wastewater Testing Date and Location: May 23 -- Troy May 24 -- Watertown



Instructors: Gil Dichter


Course Description: Training will be provided on new methods of microbiological testing and a review of older methods.


Operator Ethics and Applications in Water SupplyDate and Location: October 3 -- Canastota



Instructors: Th omas F. Clark


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

Process Instrument Verifi cation and Calibration Date and Location: May 11 -- Woodbury November 9 -- Peekskill



Instructors: HACH, Greg Starlin


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

Use of Permanganate and Corrosion Control Chemicals Date and Location: September 26 -- Troy September 27 -- Utica September 28 -- Canandaigua



Instructors: Darin Skutt


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


Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring: What will the Future Bring? Date and Location: August 16 -- Melville



Instructors: Paul Ponturo

Contact Hours: Contact NYSAWWA Offi ce at 315.455.2614 to verify contact hour approvals.

Course Description: Water suppliers’ nationally and throughout NY State have had particularly signifi cant fi ndings for a number of the contaminants in the third Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring program which ended in 2015. A discussion of the 30 selected UCMR3 contaminants and their sources will introduce the national and statewide fi ndings, and compare detections from groundwater versus surface water systems. UCMR3 Contaminant detections will be compared and contrasted based on source water characteristics. Issues of UCMR contaminant formation/transformation in the distribution system, national contaminant occurrence results, and their co-occurrence with other, regulated contaminants will be discussed. Although not currently regulated under the SDWA, a number of UCMR3 contaminants are currently addressed in NY State regulation, under the State Sanitary Code’s defi nitions of two broad categories of Organic Contaminants. Th e UCMR program incorporates new or modifi ed analytical methodologies, some having exceptionally low Minimum Reporting Levels, which, as expected, resulted in an increased detection frequency of several of these Volatile Organic UCMR3 contaminants. Th e implication of these “new” detections in future regulations, and possible challenges to the water suppliers in communicating UCMR3 fi ndings will be discussed. Th e presentation will conclude with an up to date overview of the upcoming UCMR4 monitoring program.


UV Disinfection and Storage Tank O&MDate and Location: April 5 -- Ogdensburg



Instructors: Peter Radosta, Harry Hagan


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

Water Meter Design and Maintenance Date and Location: May 10 -- Canandaigua



Instructors: Dave Johnson


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

Water Storage Tank O&MDate and Location: May 17 -- Kingston June 15 -- Melville



Instructors: James Neri, Arthur Eschete


Course Description: Th is session provides information on water storage tank selection and proper maintenance.


Water University Date and Location: March 29 -- Troy April 11 -- Salamanca September 13 -- Owego



Instructors: Rick Ross, Ryan Spanton


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

Water Well Rehab & Maintenance Water Storage Tank O&MDate and Location: October 13 -- Middletown



Instructors: Neil Mansuy, Harry Hagen


Course Description: Th is session provides information on well drilling, operation, maintenance and rehabilitation as well as information on water storage tank selection and proper maintenance.


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

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

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

Clark, Th omas F.: Production Engineer, Monroe County Water Authority Basic Laboratory Skills; Chlorine & Sodium Hypochlorite for Water/Wastewater Treatment; Treatment Chemicals Topics; Math Skills for Water/Wastewater Operators; Operator Ethics & Applications in Water SupplyIn addition to 20-plus years working in management and operations of water treatment facilities, and overseeing the operation of the Shoremont, Webster and Corfu Water Treatment Facilities, Mr. Clark is the Co-Chair of the NYSAWWA Education Committee.

Cox, Allen: Regional Director DIPRAMaking the Most of your Ductile Iron PipeMr. Cox is a NACE International Certifi ed Corrosion Specialist. Al-len’s experience includes employment with Texaco, Inc., the US Army Corps of Engineers (Memphis Branch), and Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division.

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

Dichter, Gil: World Wide Technical Support Manager, Water for IDEXX LaboratoriesMicrobiological Workshop for Water/Wastewater TestingMr. Dichter has over 17 years experience in the pharmaceutical and clinical industry and in water microbiology.

Dyke, Peter: Executive Director, Alliance for PE PipeHDPE Pipe - Its Design and Use Mr. Dyke works with state and local governments to educate the de-sign and user community on the features and benefi ts of HDPE. Peter has over 30 years of experience working in the public sector, serving clients, managing complex projects, and advocating for issues that serve the public interest. He has spoken at the White House on the importance of leak free conveyance and is recognized as an authority on HDPE pipe and its many applications for U.S. water utilities.

Eschete, Arthur: Chief Coatings Inspector, H2MWater Storage Tanks O&MMr. Eschete’s experience includes inspection of prepared steel/con-crete surfaces for compliance with client’s specifi cation and standards, as well as being familiar with current regulations related to removal of lead-based paint from structures including containment, air moni-toring and decontamination activities.

Faigen, Steve: Senior Technical Service Engineer, General Chemical’s Syracuse Technical CenterCoagulation in Water/Wastewater TreatmentMr. Faigen has over 20 years experience covering the pulp and paper industry, water, wastewater, and industrial applications, environmen-tally related projects and waste treatment in poultry and livestock operations.

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

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

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

Hansen, Paul: Regional Director DIPRACorrosion Control Analysis; Making the Most of your Ductile Iron PipeMr. Hansen is a NACE International Certifi ed Corrosion Specialist with experience as a Project Engineer for a consulting fi rm, Con-struction Engineer for a large underground contractor, and the positions of Supervisor of Construction and General Superintendent for a water/sewer utility in Suburban Chicago.

Johnson, Dave: Territory Manager, Neptune Technology GroupWater Meter Design & MaintenanceDave has worked in the water industry for 17 years servicing upstate New York water purveyors and has over 30 years work experience with utility and municipal customers.

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

Langston, Dusty: WL PlasticsHDPE Pipe - Its Design and Use Mr. Langston provides support to the Alliance engineering team as-sisting with WL fi eld product issues analysis, also provides customers with training and technical support. He has worked for WL Plastics for 10 year.

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Laun, Stephen: D&B Engineers and ArchitectsFundamentals of HydraulicsMr. Laun works with D&B’s Water Supply Division assisting with design and construction of multiple water supply projects. Lipari, Joe: Eastern Regional Engineer, Cla-Val Co.Automatic Control ValvesJoe’s responsibilities include working with consulting engineers on product specifi cations and training sales organization, engineers and fi eld personnel in the proper use of our hydraulic control valves and associated equipment.

Lucas, Robert : Department Manager, Water Distribution, H2MDistribution System O&MMr. Lucas is responsible for the layout and design of various public water supply distribution systems from project planning and design through construction completion.

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

McDonald, Steve: Business Development Executive, ISCO IndustriesHDPE Pipe - Its Design and Use Stephen McDonald is a recognized expert on the topic of fusion, installation and federally recognized procedures - regularly training industry professionals on best practices and innovations.

Neri, James: Vice President, H2M Water Storage Tanks O&MMr. Neri specializes in water resources/supply, treatment and ground-water modeling.

Pappo, Joe: Technical Services Manager. DN TanksConcrete Water Tank ConstructionIn his current role as Technical Services Manager, Joe oversees the operations of a division that specializes in the inspection, rehab and retrofi t of all types of concrete tanks, including cast-in-place, prestressed and post tensioned tanks.

Ponturo, Paul: Senior Water Resources Engineer, H2MDistribution System O&M; Lead & Copper Rule; Unregulated Contam-inant MonitoringIn addition to working on a number of regulatory and compliance issues relating to public water supplies, emerging contaminant review and monitoring program design, and piloting advanced water treat-ment technologies, Mr. Ponturo is the Co-Chair of the NYSAWWA Education Committee.

Radosta, Peter: Vice President, Koester Associates, Inc.UV DisinfectionPeter is a licensed professional engineer in NYS and has instructed a variety of engineering and design topics for NYS operator licen-sure training (DOH and DEC) as well as instructing NYSED PDH seminars. Peter is experienced in the design and application of UV systems for drinking water and wastewater systems.

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

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

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

Rowley, David: Chief of Water Quality Operations, City of Rochester Water BureauMath Skills for Water/Wastewater OperatorsMr. Rowley is responsible for overseeing, evaluating, and improving treatment operations at the city’s 37 MGD direct fi ltration plant, and water storage reservoirs. He routinely reviews operational data to en-sure regulatory compliance, and researching new treatment methods to further improve water quality for city customers.

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

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

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

Tangorra, Phillip: Director of Water Quality, Mohawk Valley Water Authority / Lab Director, NELACBasic Laboratory SkillsMr. Tangorra is responsible for distribution water quality, raw water treatment, and system wide disinfection boosters for drinking water purveyor serving 126,500 customers.

Wheland, Chris: Superintendent of Public Utilities, City of TroyBasic Laboratory SkillsMr. Wheland directs the operations of the water, sewer, storm water and purifi cation bureaus relating to Public Utilities Department.

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