ARWA CEH Training

In the dynamic and evolving sector of water and wastewater management, being adept at making knowledgeable decisions is quintessential for utility boards. This specialized training course is meticulously curated to bolster the decision-making acumen of utility board members and decision-makers, ensuring the delivery of safe drinking water and apt wastewater disposal for their constituencies.

Participants will delve into a blend of theoretical and practical insights, focusing on sound business practices and effective utility management crucial for the utility's long-term sustainability and success. The interactive discourse and sessions planned in this training series will traverse through common challenges and evolving needs in utility governance and operations.

In the dynamic and evolving sector of water and wastewater management, being adept at making knowledgeable decisions is quintessential for utility boards. This specialized training course is meticulously curated to bolster the decision-making acumen of utility board members and decision-makers, ensuring the delivery of safe drinking water and apt wastewater disposal for their constituencies.

Participants will delve into a blend of theoretical and practical insights, focusing on sound business practices and effective utility management crucial for the utility's long-term sustainability and success. The interactive discourse and sessions planned in this training series will traverse through common challenges and evolving needs in utility governance and operations.

This course provides comprehensive training to better understand how maintaining proper activated sludge is crucial to maximum plant performance. The training will guide you through various strategies for collection system evaluation, including smoke testing and ultrasonic technology. Additionally, you'll learn about the advantages of using standalone SCADA systems for utility operations.

This class will provide training to maintain and improve water quality in storage tanks and distribution mains, in-place water main re-lining, as well as asset management for small and medium size water utlities.

This class will provide training to maintain and improve water quality in storage tanks and distribution mains, in-place water main re-lining, as well as asset management for small and medium size water utlities.

In this course, the focus will be on tackling the various cybersecurity issues that are prevalent in the water industry. Additionally, you can expect to gain in-depth knowledge of water palnt operator safety and coverage of PFAS regulations and testing, which is of paramount importance in this field. PFAS stands for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, which are a group of man-made chemicals that have been used in various industrial and commercial applications. They have been found to persist in the environment and can potentially have harmful effects on human health and the environment. This class will also cover the basic aspects of emergency response including asett management and the importance of having an associated plan.

This class is a short webinar that will introduce participants to the new ADEM electronic MOR system through the EDWRS system.

We have passed the Lead Service Line Inventory deadline of October 16^th, 2024. The next hurdle for some Public Water Systems is notifying customers of Lead, Galvanized Requiring Replacement, or Unknown service lines. Every customer with a service line falling under these materials must be notified within 30 days of the submission. This requirement is of EVERY Public Water System with these materials. Students will experience an in-depth exploration of the unique Cybersecurity challenges faced by critical water infrastructure systems. Presenters will examine potential attack vectors that malicious actors could exploit to disrupt operations or gain unauthorized access to industrial control systems. PFAS are man made chemicals that have been widely used due to their heat, water and stain resistant properties. These chemicals are found in many water sources throughout the world. Students will learn a basic technique for performing a standard jar test and total suspended solids test.  

We have passed the Lead Service Line Inventory deadline of October 16^th, 2024. The next hurdle for some Public Water Systems is notifying customers of Lead, Galvanized Requiring Replacement, or Unknown service lines. Every customer with a service line falling under these materials must be notified within 30 days of the submission. This requirement is of EVERY Public Water System with these materials. Students will experience an in-depth exploration of the unique Cybersecurity challenges faced by critical water infrastructure systems. Presenters will examine potential attack vectors that malicious actors could exploit to disrupt operations or gain unauthorized access to industrial control systems. PFAS are man made chemicals that have been widely used due to their heat, water and stain resistant properties. These chemicals are found in many water sources throughout the world. Students will learn a basic technique for performing a standard jar test and total suspended solids test.  

We have passed the Lead Service Line Inventory deadline of October 16^th, 2024. The next hurdle for some Public Water Systems is notifying customers of Lead, Galvanized Requiring Replacement, or Unknown service lines. Every customer with a service line falling under these materials must be notified within 30 days of the submission. This requirement is of EVERY Public Water System with these materials. Students will experience an in-depth exploration of the unique Cybersecurity challenges faced by critical water infrastructure systems. Presenters will examine potential attack vectors that malicious actors could exploit to disrupt operations or gain unauthorized access to industrial control systems. PFAS are man made chemicals that have been widely used due to their heat, water and stain resistant properties. These chemicals are found in many water sources throughout the world. Students will learn a basic technique for performing a standard jar test and total suspended solids test.  

On-Site Training on Chlorine Safety

This course provides comprehensive training to better understand how maintaining proper activated sludge is crucial to maximum plant performance. The training will guide you through various strategies for collection system evaluation, including smoke testing and ultrasonic technology. Additionally, you'll learn about the advantages of using standalone SCADA systems for utility operations.

We have passed the Lead Service Line Inventory deadline of October 16^th, 2024. The next hurdle for some Public Water Systems is notifying customers of Lead, Galvanized Requiring Replacement, or Unknown service lines. Every customer with a service line falling under these materials must be notified within 30 days of the submission. This requirement is of EVERY Public Water System with these materials. Students will experience an in-depth exploration of the unique Cybersecurity challenges faced by critical water infrastructure systems. Presenters will examine potential attack vectors that malicious actors could exploit to disrupt operations or gain unauthorized access to industrial control systems. PFAS are man made chemicals that have been widely used due to their heat, water and stain resistant properties. These chemicals are found in many water sources throughout the world. Students will learn a basic technique for performing a standard jar test and total suspended solids test.  

Attendee Testimonials

"Very informative class, well presented by instructors!"

Susan ~ Other

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"The instructors were knowledgeable and interesting. They were willing to answer questions and discuss things."

Terry ~ Mayor

We have passed the Lead Service Line Inventory deadline of October 16^th, 2024. The next hurdle for some Public Water Systems is notifying customers of Lead, Galvanized Requiring Replacement, or Unknown service lines. Every customer with a service line falling under these materials must be notified within 30 days of the submission. This requirement is of EVERY Public Water System with these materials. Students will experience an in-depth exploration of the unique Cybersecurity challenges faced by critical water infrastructure systems. Presenters will examine potential attack vectors that malicious actors could exploit to disrupt operations or gain unauthorized access to industrial control systems. PFAS are man made chemicals that have been widely used due to their heat, water and stain resistant properties. These chemicals are found in many water sources throughout the world. Students will learn a basic technique for performing a standard jar test and total suspended solids test.  

Attendee Testimonials

"Very knowledgeable instructors"

Kenneth ~ Operator/Manager

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"No, I was pleased with the instructors. They did a fine job. The facility was fine. VERY GOOD COURSE!! All 3 instructors were thorough & informative. I really enjoyed this course!"

Anonymous ~ Operator/Manager

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"I was very pleased with the way everything went!"

David ~ Operator/Manager

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"This training was better than the training I have gone to in the past."

Myra ~ Operator/Manager

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"Instructors had a lot of knowledge and the facility was very clean."

Frank ~ Operator/Manager

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"It really seemed like the instructors cared about what they were teaching."

Anonymous ~ Other

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"I personally feel more educated about several topics and may rethink some of my previous notions. So far, I have enjoyed the class and not been bored. I have attended about 3 or 4 classes and have enjoyed them all and have learned a lot."

Jo ~ Council Member

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"Cisa instructor was very informative."

Ezequiel ~ Operator/Manager

This comprehensive training course is designed for professionals in the water and wastewater management sector, focusing on high-level essentials for achieving financial and operational success. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge and practical skills in various critical areas necessary for effective management and sustainability of water and wastewater systems.

We have passed the Lead Service Line Inventory deadline of October 16^th, 2024. The next hurdle for some Public Water Systems is notifying customers of Lead, Galvanized Requiring Replacement, or Unknown service lines. Every customer with a service line falling under these materials must be notified within 30 days of the submission. This requirement is of EVERY Public Water System with these materials. Students will experience an in-depth exploration of the unique Cybersecurity challenges faced by critical water infrastructure systems. Presenters will examine potential attack vectors that malicious actors could exploit to disrupt operations or gain unauthorized access to industrial control systems. PFAS are man made chemicals that have been widely used due to their heat, water and stain resistant properties. These chemicals are found in many water sources throughout the world. Students will learn a basic technique for performing a standard jar test and total suspended solids test.  

Attendee Testimonials

"Everything was great!"

Jay ~ Operator/Manager

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"Great class!!!"

Greg ~ Operator/Manager

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"I enjoyed the class and the instructors were very knowledgeable!"

David ~ Operator/Manager

Join industry experts for an immersive day of critical learning focused on cyber security and emergency response strategies specific to water and wastewater infrastructure. This comprehensive workshop will equip professionals with essential insights and practical knowledge to enhance operational resilience and protect critical utility systems.

Attendee Testimonials

"Nothing! Everything was very educational."

Anonymous ~ Operator/Manager

We have passed the Lead Service Line Inventory deadline of October 16^th, 2024. The next hurdle for some Public Water Systems is notifying customers of Lead, Galvanized Requiring Replacement, or Unknown service lines. Every customer with a service line falling under these materials must be notified within 30 days of the submission. This requirement is of EVERY Public Water System with these materials. Students will experience an in-depth exploration of the unique Cybersecurity challenges faced by critical water infrastructure systems. Presenters will examine potential attack vectors that malicious actors could exploit to disrupt operations or gain unauthorized access to industrial control systems. PFAS are man made chemicals that have been widely used due to their heat, water and stain resistant properties. These chemicals are found in many water sources throughout the world. Students will learn a basic technique for performing a standard jar test and total suspended solids test.  

Attendee Testimonials

"Instructors were very knowledgeable."

Adam ~ Operator/Manager

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"All instructors were excellent."

Tim ~ Operator/Manager

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"Safety Training was helpful. Always good to know!"

Matt ~ Other

We have passed the Lead Service Line Inventory deadline of October 16^th, 2024. The next hurdle for some Public Water Systems is notifying customers of Lead, Galvanized Requiring Replacement, or Unknown service lines. Every customer with a service line falling under these materials must be notified within 30 days of the submission. This requirement is of EVERY Public Water System with these materials. Students will experience an in-depth exploration of the unique Cybersecurity challenges faced by critical water infrastructure systems. Presenters will examine potential attack vectors that malicious actors could exploit to disrupt operations or gain unauthorized access to industrial control systems. PFAS are man made chemicals that have been widely used due to their heat, water and stain resistant properties. These chemicals are found in many water sources throughout the world. Students will learn a basic technique for performing a standard jar test and total suspended solids test.  

Come learn how Emerging Contaminants have changed our industry. Training topics will include how these chemicals were created, their effects on our environment and bodies, the latest regulations and treatment technologies. Also discuss new technology designed to effectively evaluate your collection system while saving time and money. Learn how stand alone SCADA systems can help save time, money, and staffing requirements while enhancing compliance. 

Utilities should have completed and submitted your Lead and Copper inventory as of October 16th 2024. Now you are required to notify consumers if you have unknowns, lead lines, or galvanize requiring replacement. This class will provide information on notification steps to take and where to find useful information and templates. This class can be attended online or in person at Alabama Rural Water offices located at 2576 Bell Road, Montgomery, AL 3617.

This session, presented by Faulkner University, will give detail of the benefits and offers to ARWA members. 

This course provides comprehensive training on filing Discharge Monitoring Reports (DMRs) using APACS. You will also learn how to submit Municipal Water Pollution Prevention (MWPP) reports and how to create or update your Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). The training will guide you through various strategies for collection system evaluation, including smoke testing and ultrasonic technology. Additionally, you'll learn about the advantages of using standalone SCADA systems for utility operations.

Attendee Testimonials

"I enjoyed learning about sonar and how to map it."

Bradley ~ Operator/Clerk

Discover the Science Behind Clean Water!

We invite you to join us for an engaging training event exploring three critical processes in wastewater treatment:

1. Aerobic Digestion
2. Activated Sludge
3. Nitrification

Dive deep into these fascinating biological methods that transform polluted water into a safe, reusable resource. Our expert-led session will reveal how these interconnected processes work together to protect our environment and public health.

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding of modern wastewater treatment technologies. Whether you're a seasoned professional in the field or simply curious about environmental science, this event promises valuable insights for all.

Reserve your spot today and be part of the solution for a cleaner, healthier future!

This course will offer 7 Wastewater CEHs subject to ADEM approval.

The upcoming class will comprehensively cover crucial topics impacting water systems, including the dangers of lead and copper contamination, the emerging concerns surrounding PFAS chemicals, and the importance of robust cybersecurity measures. Participants will gain valuable insights into the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) requirements, equipping them with the knowledge necessary to ensure compliance and safeguard public health. Through interactive discussions and practical exercises, attendees will explore strategies for mitigating risks, implementing effective monitoring programs, and fostering a culture of preparedness within their organizations.

In this course, the focus will be on tackling the various cybersecurity issues that are prevalent in the water industry. Additionally, you can expect to gain in-depth knowledge of water palnt operator safety and coverage of PFAS regulations and testing, which is of paramount importance in this field. PFAS stands for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, which are a group of man-made chemicals that have been used in various industrial and commercial applications. They have been found to persist in the environment and can potentially have harmful effects on human health and the environment. This class will also cover the basic aspects of emergency response including asett management and the importance of having an associated plan.

This course provides comprehensive training on filing Discharge Monitoring Reports (DMRs) using APACS. You will also learn how to submit Municipal Water Pollution Prevention (MWPP) reports and how to create or update your Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). The training will guide you through various strategies for collection system evaluation, including smoke testing and ultrasonic technology. Additionally, you'll learn about the advantages of using standalone SCADA systems for utility operations.

Attendee Testimonials

"Very in depth information!"

Keilan ~ Operator/Clerk

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"The class was very knowledgeable."

Lawson ~ Operator/Clerk

In this course, the focus will be on tackling the various cybersecurity issues that are prevalent in the water industry. Additionally, you can expect to gain in-depth knowledge of water palnt operator safety and coverage of PFAS regulations and testing, which is of paramount importance in this field. PFAS stands for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, which are a group of man-made chemicals that have been used in various industrial and commercial applications. They have been found to persist in the environment and can potentially have harmful effects on human health and the environment. This class will also cover the basic aspects of emergency response including asett management and the importance of having an associated plan.

This training will cover Gas Chlorination Safety, Chlorination Operations & Troubleshooting and Maintenance of Chlorinators.

The Alabama Rural Water Association is conducting FREE Training Sessions on Source Water Protection. Drinking water
comes from ground water (aquifers), streams, rivers, and lakes. Protecting these drinking water sources is key to sustaining safe drinking water sup-plies. State and local governments and water utilities play a critical role in protecting source water.  They are well positioned to help tailor protec-tive actions to unique local situations.  This training will help you in de-termining your role in assisting your utility with its Source Water Protec-tion Plan
Maintaining a good quality of life for Alabama citizens is an ongo-ing objective. Water is a critical resource in this process and the availability of a good safe dependable source of drinking water is a necessity. This training will be FREE OF CHARGE.