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NENASF Spring 2025 Webinar

$0.00 – $25.00

Date and Time:

Wednesday March 19, 2025
10:00AM – 12:00 Noon

We have applied for 2 Wastewater Treatment Contact Hours (TCHs) for this Seminar

Speakers:

  • Robin Deal & Jeremy Morgan from Hubbard Hall
  • Brian Morrill from GZA GeoEnvironmental
  • Eric Anderson from Buck Scientific

Cost:

  • Members: Free
  • Non-Member: $25 per person

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Wastewater Operation Education

Robin Deal & Jeremy Morgan of Hubbard Hall

Often metal finishing plant employees such as Maintenance Managers or those with similar skills are placed in charge of Wastewater Treatment Plant operation because of these unique skills. This can lead to the need to balance wastewater treatment with other responsibilities. Our presenters will show how proper WWT education will not only benefit the operator, but also ensure compliance, efficiency, and environmental stewardship.

Pending Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit

Brian Morrill of GZA GeoEnvironmental

Brian will be talking about the proposed modifications to the new Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional (CII) General Permit, and changes proposed for the Multi-Sector General Permit (MSGP). It is estimated that, with the new revisions, as many as 3000 properties that were exempt from stormwater permitting requirements will now be included. These changes could include mandating quarterly PFAS monitoring in run off from metal finishers properties.

Atomic Absorption as a Compliance Tool

Eric Anderson of Buck Scientific

Eric will talk about Atomic Absorption Spectrometry analysis as a wastewater discharge compliance tool, as well as addressing it’s use in quality control of plating baths and coating thickness verification. In addition, this technology could have a use in surface preparation verification and hull cell studies.