Achieve and Maintain Compliance with SDWA in Alaska Series 042721-1
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Achieve and Maintain Compliance with SDWA in Alaska Series

Accreditation:

0.2 Alaska Drinking Water Continuing Education Units awarded per session

0.6 Alaska Drinking Water Continuing Education Units awarded total

Certificate will be awarded by AWWA

Date & Time:

The Achieve and Maintain Compliance with SDWA in Alaska Series will be held on the following dates:

April 27 | 1:00PM-1:10PM | SDWA Introduction, Greetings and Pre-test 

April 27 | 1:10PM-3:00PM | Source Water Assessment and Protection, Post-test 

April 28 | 1:00PM-2:00PM | Pre-test and Arsenic Rule Compliance

April 28 | 2:00PM-3:00PM | Radionuclide Rule Compliance and Post-test

April 29 | 1:00PM-3:00PM | Pre-test, AWIA Small Systems Resilience and Post-test

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Description:

This series of trainings will engage participants in Surface Water Protection, Arsenic Rule Compliance, and America's Water Infrastructure Act (AWIA) Small Systems Resilience.

SDWA Introduction, Greetings and Pre-test
Participants will learn to: 

· Describe the purpose of the Regional Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP)
· Access and obtain information from the RCAP website and identify free RCAP resources
· Access the awwa.org website and obtain information on AWWA resources available to small systems
· Present instruction of AWWA/RCAP small systems workshop lessons and facilitate workshop localization

Source Water Assessment and Protection and Post -test
Participants will learn to: 

· Explain the importance of source water protection
· Use your state’s source water assessment program (SWAP) to evaluate your source water protection needs
·  Apply strategies and tools to improve protection of drinking water sources
· Identify the key components of a source water protection plan (SWP) plan
· Communicate with the public to inform and engage them in source water

 

Pre-test and Arsenic Rule  Compliance
Participants will learn to: 
· Describe the importance of the Arsenic Rule in protecting public health
· Determine if a water system is in compliance with the rule
· Use proper technique to collect a sample for arsenic testing
· Communicate arsenic related information to customers
· Evaluate options for attaining compliance
· Access technical and funding guidance

Radionuclide Rule Compliance and Post-test
Participants will learn to: 

· Describe the importance of the Radionuclides Rule in protecting public health

· Determine if a water system is in compliance with the rule

· Communicate radionuclide related information to customers

· Evaluation options for achieving compliance

· Locate technical and funding guidance

 

Pre-test, AWIA Small Systems Resilience and Post-test
Participants will learn to: 

· Recall AWIA requirements for community water systems serving more than 3,300 persons

· Summarize benefits of using the RCAP/AWWA Small Systems RRA worksheet

· Describe how to conduct an effective RRA field assessment

· Identify gaps in your Emergency Response Plan

· Identify strengths and weaknesses in your system's risk mitigation practices

This training will be hosted on GoToTraning.

Scholarship & Fees:

Achieve and Maintain Compliance with SDWA in Alaska Series is a free training

For event content questions, contact:
Angie Monteleone
angiem@awwma.org
(907) 561-9777 

For registration questions, contact:
RCAC Events
registration@rcac.org
(916) 447-9832 ext. 1429

This workshop is presented by Rural Community Assistance Corporation and funded as part of the EPA/RCAP Training/Technical Assistance for Small Public Water Systems to Achieve and Maintain Compliance.