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WATER SAFETY PLANNING (1/2 DAY OVER 2 DAYS) 13 May 9AM-14 May 1PM Regulation of public utilities & in particular of #water & #wastewater services carries huge #economic, social importance as they are essential to the development & cohesion of society https://lnkd.in/dTcxFteK #WISA

WATER SAFETY PLANNING: 1/2 DAY OVER 2 DAYS. 13 May 9AM~14 May 1PM Regulation of public utilities & in particular of #water & #wastewater services carries huge economic, social importance as they are essential to the development & cohesion of society. https://lnkd.in/dTcxFteK #WISA

WATER SAFETY PLANNING: 1/2 DAY OVER 2 DAYS 13 May 9AM~14 May 1PM Regulation of public utilities & in particular of #water & #wastewater services carries huge economic, social importance as they are essential to the development & cohesion of society. https://lnkd.in/dTcxFteK #WISA

The low-hanging fruit for reducing building water (and sewer) usage: Replace aging plumbing fixtures, faucets and flushometers with new high-efficiency models!

The MS4 Stormwater Permitting Guide from The National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) is an indispensable resource for stormwater professionals. Offering a comprehensive overview of MS4 permitting regulations, it ensures practitioners understand and comply with regulatory standards at federal, state, and local levels. The guide's inclusion of best management practices (BMPs) enables professionals to implement effective stormwater management strategies, while real-world case studies provide practical insights for successful implementation. By utilizing this guide, stormwater professionals can mitigate regulatory risks, improve water quality, and stay informed about the latest developments in stormwater management, enhancing their professional expertise and contributing to sustainable environmental practices. Click on the link below to access the guide and equip yourself with the essential resources to navigate stormwater regulations, implement effective management practices, and safeguard water quality in your community! https://buff.ly/4bTS1xm #NPDES #NPDESTraining #NPDESTrainingInstitute #TrainingThatMatters #Stormwater #StormwaterManagement #StormwaterProfessionals #StormwaterTraining #MS4Training #MS4sMatter #WaterQuality

Water conservation is often emphasized during the summer due to increased usage which means there is no better time to implement year-round water efficient (and sewer reduction) strategies for your building! #waterefficiency

Having a proper Water Management Program (WMP) in place is an important factor in keeping the water systems in your buildings safe. Several local, state, and federal laws now require WMPs for some buildings. What is a WMP and what is needed to create one for your buildings and facilities? #watertreatment #legionella #watermanagementprogram https://lnkd.in/eqUarFUK

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When to Stop Stormwater Inspections: Key Criteria for Project Completion Inspections continue until the project is stabilized, waste and materials are removed, and the site no longer poses a water quality threat. Once these criteria are met, you can file your Notice of Termination and conclude inspections. #DelugeConsulting #Deluge #SWPPP #BMP #NPDES #StormwaterManagement #QSD #QSP #Construction #EnvironmentalManagement #PollutionPrevention #EnvironmentalProtection #WaterQuality #CleanWater #CleanWaterAct #EPA #PollutionControl #WaterRegulation #EnvironmentalAwareness #ConstructionManagement #PermittingProcess #ErosionControl #PostConstruction #ProjectCompletion

According to new rules proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency, over the next ten years, U.S. cities would be required to replace lead water pipes to improve the quality and safety of drinking water. With an estimated nine million lead pipes, this would be a substantial undertaking with a $20 billion to $30 billion price tag. In addition to the financial obstacles, there are practical hurdles that need to be considered, including incomplete or missing building records. To remove the pipes safely and efficiently, utility companies and project owners should consider utilizing subsurface utility mapping to understand the intricacies of the underground environment prior to breaking ground. #subsurfaceutilitymapping #sum #utiliites #infrastructure https://lnkd.in/gJz2PkwN