Water main breaks are an unfortunate occurrence in the distribution system. This course will cover common causes and solutions to address this issue. Service line leaks and repairs are another problem that operators must respond to. The course will also include in-depth coverage of service lines, from taps, to maintenance, and installation.
A complimentary lunch will be provided by Mueller.
Instructors: Andy Clauhs, Mueller and Pete Carpenter, Mueller/Hymax
November 12, 2025 – Egg Harbor City Fire Department, 631 Philadelphia Ave., (Atlantic County)
Certified for 4.0 Training Contact Hours for NJ-Licensed Water and Wastewater Operators. TCH Course Number: 04-072503-30 Certified for 4.0 Hours (Technical) for Certified Public Works Managers. CPWM Number: DLGS-NJWA-290
Water main breaks are an unfortunate occurrence in the distribution system. This course will cover common causes and solutions to address this issue. Service line leaks and repairs are another problem that operators must respond to. The course will also include in-depth coverage of service lines, from taps, to maintenance, and installation.
A complimentary lunch will be provided by Mueller.
Instructors: Andy Clauhs, Mueller and Pete Carpenter, Mueller/Hymax
November 13, 2025 – Hampton Borough Fire Department, 1 Wells Ave., Hampton Borough. Upstairs. Park behind Emergency Squad (EMS) Building, Corner of Wells Ave. and South St.
Certified for 4.0 Training Contact Hours for NJ-Licensed Water and Wastewater Operators. TCH Course Number: 04-072503-30 Certified for 4.0 Hours (Technical) for Certified Public Works Managers. CPWM Number: DLGS-NJWA-290
Course Description:
This workshop will benefit those who are involved in the location of underground utilities with an emphasis on non-metallic lines, those who supervise staff who provide utility locating services, and those who are responsible for selecting or purchasing utility locating equipment.
The session will begin with a classroom discussion of technologies and equipment available for locating non-metallic utilities and will also include a module on preserving this information for use in a GIS system.
Weather permitting, some time will be spent outdoors utilizing some of the equipment discussed in the classroom session, including a brief GPR & GPS location demo, and hands-on use of the equipment.
The seminar might be postponed due to severe weather.
Dates and Locations: November 18, 2025, Boonton Senior Center - 126 North Main Street, Boonton, NJ 07005 (Morris County)
Accreditation:
3.0 Training Contact Hours for NJ-Licensed Water/Wastewater Operators. TCH Course Number 04-012101-30
3.0 Hours toward license renewal for NJ Certified Public Works Managers: DLGS-NJWA-209 (3.0 Technical)
Course Description:
These presentations will provide an overview of the basics of chlorine handling and storage concerns and an overview of the various types of chlorine disinfection equipment. During these discussions, ancillary equipment (analyzers, metering pumps, etc.) utilized in the feeding of the various types of chlorine will be reviewed as well. All presentations will review equipment safety, equipment overview, typical maintenance and some helpful hints.
Instructors: Sal Adamo: Sal joined GP Jager Inc in June of 2009 as a manufacturer’s representative with primary responsibility as a Chem-Feed Equipment Specialist. Sal spent most of his career working for Wallace & Tiernan (a leading water & wastewater equipment manufacturer) as a Design/Project engineer, Product Support Engineer and finally as their National Field Service Manager. After leaving W&T, Sal became a partner with H2O Controls, Inc., Towaco, NJ, a light manufacturing and service company specializing in Wallace & Tiernan and chem-feed equipment and installations. Sal has an Associate’s Degree from DeVry Technical Institute in Electronics Technology. Lou Finelli: Lou has 40 years of technical experience in disinfection and chemical feed design relative to the water and wastewater treatment markets. Lou recently formed Elite Water Solutions USA LLC as an independent Agent for Solenis LLC. Experience as the National Key Account Sales Manager, Municipal Water Division of Sigura (formerly Lonza). Former US Filter Northeast Regional Sales Manager. Worked as a factory direct technical salesperson for a major equipment manufacturer.
Accreditation:
Training Contact Hours (TCH) Course #04-041702-30; TCH Credits: 3.0 Water, 3.0 Wastewater
Certified Public Works Manager Course #DLGS-NJWA-119; Credits: 3.0 Technical
Date and Location: November 19, 2025 – Monroe Utility Department, 143 Union Valley Road, Monroe (Middlesex County)
Description:
An anticipated impact of the lead & copper rule revision is an increase in both the overall use, and concentration of corrosion additives. This class will help with understanding how CCT decisions can affect the greater environment around us and specifically how those decisions impact both drinking and wastewater chemical treatments. By utilizing equilibrium-blended phosphate, utilities can control corrosion by using up to 90% less phosphorus while minimizing the impacts of chemical treatment decisions as a whole.
Instructors:
Matt Tyrrell is the RSM for the Mid-Atlantic Region for Aqua Smart Inc. Mechanical Engineer and former Marine having over 10 years of experience in the water industry. Matt lives in Philadelphia with his wife and two stepdaughters who live nearby.
Locations and Dates: November 25, 2025 – Hammonton Canoe Club, 100 Sports Drive, Hammonton (Atlantic County)
Accreditation:
3.0 Training Contact Hours for NJ-Licensed Water/Wastewater Operators:
TCH Course Number 04-072302-30
3.0 Hours toward license renewal for NJ Certified Public Works Managers:
DLGS-NJWA-251 (3.0 Technical)
