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90th AT THE
Annual TROPICANA
Conference CASINO AND RESORT
MAY 2 - 6, 2005
NJWEA
90th Annual Conference
and Exhibition
NJWEA OFFICERS COLLECTION COMMITTEE PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Henry Penley, President Robert Sokolowski, Chair Robert A. Pennington, PE, Chair
Joseph Bonaccorso, President Elect James C. DeLaura, PE, Vice Chair
Blake Maloney, Vice President
Jeanne C. Decker, Secretary/Treasurer INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE HAZARDOUS WASTE COMMITTEE
John J. Lagrosa, Executive Director Russell Johnson, P.E. Chair Thomas Grenci, Chair
CONFERENCE MANAGER LABORATORY COMMITTEE CONFERENCE CO-MANAGERS
John J. Lagrosa – (201) 670-5576 Donna Lyons, Chair Robin Mulhall – (856) 582-2370
Jeanne C. Decker – (908) 722-2971
REGISTRATION HOURS EXHIBIT HOURS REGISTRATION COORDINATOR
MON. 7:30AM – 5:00 PM TUES. 10:00 A M – 5:30 PM ROBIN MULHALL – (856) 582-2370
TUES. 7:30AM – 5:00 PM WED. 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM (856) 582-5167 FAX
WED. 7:30AM – 4:00 PM THUR. 8:00 AM – 12:00 NOON
THUR. 7:30AM – 2:00 PM
FOR MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION FOR EXHIBIT INFORMATION
JACK LAGROSA, JACK LAGROSA, Conference Manager
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PO Box 1212
201-670-5576 Fair Lawn, NJ 07410
(201) 670-5576
Jack Lagrosa or Rick Vanderwende
TRAINING CONTACT HOURS (TCH’s) FOR OPERATORS
CONTACT HOURS FOR CERTIFIED PUBLIC WORKS MANAGERS (CPWM)
AND
IN ASSOCIATION WITH NYWEA – CONTINUING EDUCATION (PDH’s) FOR NY PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY
ALL ADOPTED FOR 2005
CONFERENCE
See individual sessions for details
Attendees at individual Conference Technical Sessions and those participating in the Workshops
will be awarded TCH’s. To be eligible to receive credit, you must attend the entire session.
Moderators will maintain sign-in and sign-out sheets.
CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE
(LOOK INSIDE FOR THE FULL PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES AND MORE DETAILS)
MONDAY, May 2
? Bioenergy Workshop – Day 1 ? Beef & Brew & Turkey Stations in Exhibit Areas
? NJWEA GIS Workshop ? Operators Challenge Competition
? First of Two Days on Stormwater ? 8-Hour HazWoper Refresher Course
? Student/Young Professional Program
TUESDAY, May 3 ? Industrial Environmental Committee Meeting &
? Golf at Mays Landing CC Luncheon
? Spouses Program ? Golden Manhole Awards Luncheon
? Coffee Breaks/TV Raffle in Exhibit Areas
? Lunch in Exhibit Areas THURSDAY, May 5
? Afternoon Wine & Cheese Party ? Prayer Breakfast (call Peter Nese 732-577-9000)
? Meet and Greet Cocktail Party ? Spouses Program
? UST Certification/Recertification ? New - Program for NJ Professional Engineers
? Bioenergy Workshop Concludes ? Coffee Breaks/TV Raffle in Exhibit Areas
? Second of Two Days on Stormwater ? NJWEA President's Award Luncheon
? Association Business Meeting
WEDNESDAY, May 4 ? The 90th Grand Finale – The Honeymoaners,
? Spouses Program Comedy Dinner Party
? Sludge Shovelors Breakfast
? Coffee Breaks/TV Raffle in Exhibit Areas FRIDAY, May 6
? Lunch in Exhibit Areas ? Breakfast Buffet - TV Raffle
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Pre-Registration for May 2 - 5, 2005
NJWEA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOPS AND SPECIALTY REGISTRATION
Please answer parts of registration form on the next page in full and mail by April 18, 2005
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY. A REGISTRATION FORM MUST BE COMPLETED FOR EACH REGISTRANT.
Pre-Reg. On-Site
-- NJWEA/WEF Bioenergy (2-Day Session) in Cooperation with NYWEA*
Lunch & Breaks Included, Mon. and Tues.
Member..................................................................................................................................................................................$275.00 $305.00
Non-Member (Includes 1-year Active Membership in WEF)...............................................................................................$355.00 $400.00
-- GIS for Utilities – Specialty Workshop Lunch & Breaks Included, Mon.
Member..................................................................................................................................................................................$ 79.00 $ 85.00
Non-Member..........................................................................................................................................................................$ 89.00 $ 95.00
-- Stormwater (Day 1) in Cooperation with NYWEA* Lunch & Breaks Included, Mon.
Member..................................................................................................................................................................................$ 79.00 $ 85.00
Non-Member (Includes 1-year Active Membership in WEF)...............................................................................................$169.00 $179.00
-- UST Certification Lunch & Breaks Included, Tue.
Member..................................................................................................................................................................................$195.00 $210.00
Non-Member..........................................................................................................................................................................$205.00 $210.00
-- Hazardous Waste Seminar (One Day) 8-Hr OSHA Wed. Lunch & Breaks included
Member .................................................................................................................................................................................$ 79.00 $ 85.00
Non-Member..........................................................................................................................................................................$ 88.00 $ 95.00
* These sessions award Professional Development Hours (PDH’s) for NY Professional Engineers in Cooperation with NYWEA
Use the Registration form on the next page to register for Preconference Workshops and the Conference.
Registration Instructions
Complete and mail entire registration form (one form per person – photocopy form for additional registrants). Complete all information
required on form. Circle the appropriate fee for each registration choice. Total the amount due and submit the remittance fee along with the
completed registration form. Registration form must be accompanied by check, credit card number, or purchase order. To avoid duplicate
charges, DO NOT mail original after faxing form. If original signed purchased order is required please mail purchase order and registration
form DO NOT fax. Checks should be made payable to NJWEA in US funds.
Cancellation must be in writing. No phone calls will be accepted. There will be a 25% charge for cancellations made prior to April 18, 2005.
Absolutely no refunds will be made after this date.
Purchase orders are accepted from US governmental agencies. Purchase orders must be approved with all authorized signatures and the
purchase order number referenced in the payment section of the registration form. Include a copy of the purchase order with the
registration form. If an original signed purchase order is required please mail purchase order and registration form, DO NOT fax.
Pre-Registration/On-Site Registration: Pre-registration credentials and on-site registration is located on the 4th Floor, North Tower,
Tropicana Resort and Hotel, Atlantic City. Pre-Registration confirmations are not mailed to registrants. If confirmation is required, please
contact the office of the registrar at 856-582-2370. Registrations received at the NJWEA office postmarked after April 18, 2005 will be held
at the registration desk for processing at on-site rates (i.e. fee adjustment).
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Pre-Registration for May 2 - 6, 2005
NJWEA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Please answer parts of registration form in full and mail by April 18, 2005
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY. A REGISTRATION FORM MUST BE COMPLETED FOR EACH REGISTRANT.
Pre-Reg. On-Site
-- Full Registration includes Tues. Meet & Greet, Thurs. Grand Finale and Fri. Breakfast
Member ................................................................................................................................................. $260.00 $285.00
Non-Member includes 1 year Free Active Membership in NJWEA & WEF ....................................... $355.00 $365.00
-- One Day Registration (Lunch not included) Check One Tues.____Wed. Thurs
Member.................................................................................................................................................. $ 49.00 $ 99.00
Non-Member Receives 1 Yr. PWO Membership in NJWEA & WEF (If Eligible) .............................. $100.00 $110.00
Indicate if you are involved in Hands on Operations ___Yes ___No
If not involved in hands on operation, Includes 1-year Active Membership......................................... $129.00 $139.00
-- Tuesday Afternoon Information Technology or Innovative Technology Forum (included in Full and Daily Registration)
-- Stormwater (Day 2) In Cooperation with NYWEA Tues. This session awards Professional Development Hours (PDH’s)
for NY Professional Engineers in Cooperation with NYWEA (included in Full and Daily Registration)
-- Infrastructure Protection Planning & Response Process Tues. (included in Full and Daily Registration)
-- Industrial Environmental Management Session Wed. (included in Full and Daily Registration)
-- Wednesday or Thursday Wastewater Sessions Breaks (included in Full and Daily Registration)
-- Wednesday Biosolids Session , Breaks (included in Full and Daily Registration)
-- NJWEA/NJDEP Watershed Program Wed., Breaks (included in Full and Daily Registration)
-- NJ Professional Engineers Session Thur., Breaks (included in Full and Daily Registration)
-- John Downes Workshops: Fee is for One Workshop, Breaks included, Pre-registration Only –
1-Day Reg. Member............................................................................................................................... $ 49.00 $ 99.00
Non-Member - Receives 1 Yr. PWO Membership in NJWEA & WEF (If Eligible)............................ $100.00 $110.00
For 7 or more 10% Discount on Oper. Workshops (Check only one per day)
Tuesday - Industrial Lab Wastewater
Wednesday - ___Collection System (Operators) ___Maintenance
Thursday - ___ Safety ___Collection System (Managers)
-- Spouses Social Program includes gift, Tues Meet & Greet, Thurs. Grand Finale, Fri. Breakfast....... $147.00 $157.00
-- Spouses Program (One Day) Check One ____ Wed ____ Thurs. .................................................... $ 40.00 $ 43.00
-- Special Events Only
Tues. Meet & Greet (7 p.m.).................................................................................................................. $ 56.00 $ 58.00
Thurs. Presidents Awards Luncheon (Cash Bar)................................................................................... $ 36.00 $ 40.00
Thurs. Grand Finale Reception, Dinner, Theater & Dance (7 p.m.)..................................................... $ 56.00 $ 58.00
Fri. closing Session/Breakfast (and Free TV Raffle) (9 a.m.) ............................................................... $ 15.00 $ 15.00
Notes:
-- Workshop(s) are included in Full Registration (pre-registered only).
-- All Tues. & Wed. registrations include sandwich ticket for the exhibit areas.
-- All Tues., Wed. & Thurs. registrations include Raffle tickets for the exhibit areas.
-- Refer to REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS on prior page for further details.
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO "NJWEA" AND MAIL TO:
Robin Mulhall, 160 Pitman Avenue, Pitman, NJ 08071 Phone (856) 582-2370 Fax (856) 582-5167
FOR ROOM RESERVATIONS PLEASE USE HOTEL ACCOMMODATION FORM ONLY.
REGISTRATION FORM Lost Badge Fee $75.00 NJ Tax ID # 22-184-162
Name________________________________________________ Phone (_____)__________________________Fax (______)________________________
Address ______________________________________________ City ____________________________________ State_______Zip _________________
Employer __________________________________________________________________ Check No. ______________
CANCELLATIONS
Badge to Read (Nick Name)_________________________________WEF Membership No. _______________________ Cancellations must be in writing.
Non-Member ________ Name of Spouse (for name badge given at exhibit area)_________________________________ No phone calls will be accepted.
A 25% charge for cancellations
_____/VISA _____MASTERCARD EXP. DATE _______________________________________________________ made prior to 04/18/05.
Absolutely no refunds will be
CARD NO. ________________________________________ SIGNATURE ___________________________________ made after that date.
SOCIAL SECURITY NO. (For TCHs) __________________________________________________________________
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MEET & GREET
Don’t miss the Association’s MEET & GREET PARTY at the Tropicana’s Ballroom on Tuesday night, May
3, 2005. It’s always a great way to see your old friends and meet new ones. Our “Caribbean Night”
theme will be complimented by the Tropicana’s mouth-watering cuisine. Attire is casual, New Jersey
style or as they do in the Islands. Either way, slow down your pace and relax the Caribbean way at
this year’s Meet & Greet Party.
The 90th Annual Grand Finale
Reception: Dinner Theater and Dance
(7:00 p.m. to ???)
The Conference Committee is once again very pleased to announce its entertainment choice for this years’ Grand
Finale, on Thursday evening, May 5, 2005. Make your reservations early for another smash hit from our friends
at the New York Dinner Theater.
The Honeymoaners Comedy Dinner Party
This year’s interactive show brings you all to a Surprise Birthday Party for Ralph, and boy, you’re in for a surprise,
bang zoom! So join in the fun, learn to dance the “Hucklebuck” and party with Ralph, Alice, Ed, and Trixie. With
music, dancing, comedy and audience participation, the Tropicana is the place to spend the evening with your
NJWEA friends and the Honeymoaners.
THE CONFERENCE PROGRAM AND LOGISTICS WERE
MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE
EFFORTS OF THE FOLLOWING NJWEA COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
Executive Henry Penley
Awards Blake Maloney
Biosolids Rebecca Manis
Conference Management Jack Lagrosa
Education Advisory Joseph Bonaccorso
Hazardous Waste Tom Grenci
Industrial Environmental Quality Russell Johnson, P. E.
Laboratory Donna Lyons
Membership Rocco Maiellano
Program Robert A. Pennington, P.E.
Publications Jerry Haimowitz, P.E.
Public Education Tom Meholic
Safety Ken Hrasdzira
Collection Systems Robert Sokolowski
PWO/Operations Challenge Rob Villee
Scholarships Awards Dr. Peter Strom
Special Programs Kenneth Stoller, P.E.
Innovative Technology James DeBlock
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The 28th Annual NJWEA Golf Outing
Date: Tuesday May 3, 2005
Place: Mays Landing Golf Club
Tee Off: 9:00 am Shotgun Start-Scramble Format
Carts Mandatory & Included in Fee
Fee: $75.00 per person
Includes Greens Fees, Carts, Driving Range, and Barbecue Lunch following golf. Golfers Hospitality Rooms,
Monday Evening May 2 at the Tropicana 9:00 PM -? Golfers Breakfast (Full) at the Tropicana May 3 at 6:30 am
(reservations required)
Sponsorship
Sponsorship of Tees and Greens will be $85.00. Tournament sponsors will be $150.00. Sponsorship will be assigned by
order of receipt. Contact Robert Genetelli or Jack Myer at (201) 447-2660.
All sponsors will be listed on the display board by the conference registration desk and in the post conference “Effluents”
magazine to provide maximum visibility to the sponsors.
Donations
Donation of door prizes and awards would be greatly appreciated. Contact Rob Genetelli or Jack Myer at (201) 447-2660.
Prizes will be awarded at lunch for the following:
-- Team Prizes for 1st and 2nd Place
-- Longest Drive
-- Closest to the Pin
Please Reply By April 15, 2005
For Room Reservations – 1-800-THE TROP – Ask for NJWEA Group Rates
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO "NJWEA" AND MAIL GOLF REGISTRATION TO:
NWBCUA, c/o Robert Genetelli, 30 Wycoff Avenue, P.O. Box 255, Waldwick, NJ 07463NJ Tax ID # 22- 184-
162
Golf Registration Form
Name: ___________________________________ $75.00 X ____ =
$____________
Address:
________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone No. ( ____ ) ______________________________
I will attend the Tropicana Breakfast ________________
I would like to sponsor a _______________________________________________ $___________
Names in your foursome: _____________________________ _________________________ Total $ __________
Sludge Shovelors and Golden Manhole Members Registration Form
"MUST BE A MEMBER TO ATTEND"
I will attend:
Sludge Shovelor's Breakfast - Wednesday at 7:00 a.m. ______
$16.00
Golden Manhole Society Lunch - Wednesday at 12:00 noon ______
$22.00
Name________________________________________________ Phone (_____)__________________________Fax (______)__________________
Address ______________________________________________ City ____________________________________ State_______Zip ____________
Employer ________________________________________________________________ Check No. ___________
CANCELLATIONS
_____/VISA _____MASTERCARD EXP. DATE ______________________________________________________
Cancellations must be in writing.
CARD No. _____________________________________ SIGNATURE ____________________________________ No phone calls will be accepted.
A 25% charge for cancellations
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO "NJWEA" AND MAIL TO: made prior to 04/18/05.
Robin Mulhall, 160 Pitman Avenue, Pitman, NJ 08071 Phone (856) 582- 2370 Absolutely no refunds will be
FOR ROOM RESERVATIONS PLEASE USE HOTEL ACOMMODATION FORM ONLY made after that date.
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MONDAY MAY 2, 2005 consist of presentations and discussion, with an
emphasis on the practical aspects of thermal drying and
incineration.
GIS for Utilities – Specialty Workshop Who should attend?
(8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 6.0 W&WW)
• Wastewater and water utility directors
NJDEP Course No. 03-01 03 09 3-0
and managers.
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-110 Tech.: 6.0 Hrs.
• Key utility planning, operations, and
maintenance personnel.
This workshop will describe how GIS supports the
• State & federal regulators.
business functions of wastewater utilities – specifically
• Environmental engineering consultants.
planning, management, and operations. The morning
• Representatives from industry.
session begins on a non-technical basis, and the
The Bioenergy Workshop will address the following
discussion proceeds throughout the day to more
issues:
advanced GIS uses. Attendees will have an opportunity
• What public and regulatory issues are
to see how GIS is being used to support both small and
critical to permitting thermal treatment units.
large utility environments. Setting up a GIS, converting
• Safety considerations for dryers,
engineering drawings to GIS, and setting up GIS
incinerators, and associated equipment.
applications will be illustrated. GIS provides an effective
• Plant operations
way to organize information about the physical assets of
• How to improve efficiency, and reduce
a utility (such as pipes, pumps, and treatment facilities),
operating costs
as well as customer information. GIS can improve capital
• Integration of unit processes for the
planning and maintenance of facilities (pipes,
sensible utilization of energy
appurtenances, and pumping and treatment equipment).
• Product developments with dryer
GIS can also improve management of labor resources,
pellets, and from byproducts of combustion,
through more efficient deployment of field crews.
Workshop Speakers will include a cross-section of
professionals from the following sectors:
Moderator:
• Facility operations and managements
William E. Cesanek, P.P. AICP, Vice President, CDM
community.
Instructors:
• The regulator community.
John Marchetti, ADR-BAE Systems
• The engineering consulting community.
Chris Peluso, CH2MHill
• The equipment vendor community.
Dave Lanter, CDM
Workshop Chairs: Peter Brady, Alpine Technology and
Fundamentals of GIS
James E. Welp, Black & Veatch
- Setting up a GIS
- Data Conversion – Converting Engineering
Drawings and Utilities Maps to GIS Municipal Stormwater Seminar
- Example GIS Applications (9:00 am – 4:30 pm) (TCH Hrs: 6.0 WW)
- Technologies Related to GIS (Work Order NJDEP Course No. 03-02 05 03 2-0
Mgmt.; Asset Mgmt.) CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-220 Tech.: 4.5 Gov.: 1.5 Hrs
- Developing Utility Business Applications for GIS Moderators: Peter A. Nese, Executive Vice President,
- Future Trends in GIS Schoor DePalma Inc.
Kyra Hoffmann, Outreach Coordinator,
Watershed Management, NJDEP
WEF – Bioenergy Workshop – a 2-Day
Session on Permitting, Safety, Plant 9:00 a.m. - NJDEP Overview of NJPDES Municipal
Operations, Unit Process Optimization, Stormwater Regulation Program, Bruce
Energy Recovery and Product Friedman, Municipal Permitting Program, NJDEP
Development 9:45 a.m. - Beyond Year One, Anne Napolitano, Project
(9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday) Manager, Schoor DePalma
TCH Hours 5.5 per day WW 10:30 a.m. - Break (15 minutes)
NJDEP Course No. 03-02 05 01 2-0 10:45 a.m. - GIS Mapping Requirements for Municipal
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-218 Tech.: 5.5 Hrs Stormwater Programs, Lou Rodriguez, PE., Mid-
Atlantic Regional Mgr., Nobel Systems Inc.
This workshop is in recognition of the emerging 11:30 a.m. - Stormwater Design Standards: Stormwater
importance of Bioenergy as a complementary Value to Management – New Developments &
the Nutrient Value of Biosolids. The workshop will Redevelopment Projects, Joe Skupien, PE, PP,
Stormwater Management Consulting Services
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12:15 p.m. Lunch Melissa Motyl, Lab Supervisor, ECM, Inc.
1:15 p.m. - Stormwater Design Standards (Cont’d): Donna Lyons, Lab Supervisor, D2L Associates,
Stormwater Management for Municipal Facilities Inc.
Joe Skupien, PE, PP, Stormwater Management 9:00 a.m. - Welcome and Opening Remarks
Consulting Services 9:15 a.m. - Micro Update: Enterococcus and the BEACH
1:45 p.m. - Stormwater Design Standards: BMP Program; Debra Waller, NJDEP
Operations & Maintenance, John Spodofora, 10:00 a.m. - Using Operator 10 for Operations Data and
Councilman, Stafford Township Reporting Purposes; Doug Hughes, Allmax
2:30 p.m. - Stormwater Management: Builders’ 10:30 a.m. - BREAK
Perspective, Nancy Wittenberg, Director of 11:00 a.m. - BOD – Problems and Troubleshooting; Deb
Environmental Affairs, New Jersey Builders Waller, NJDEP
Association 11:45 a.m. - Occupational Exposure to Hazardous
3:15 p.m. - Case Study: Tier A Municipality Stormwater Chemicals; Jill Plesnarski, Readington - Lebanon
Management Program, Mike Hantson, PE,PP, Sewer Authority
Township Engineer, Township of Dover(Morris 12:45 p.m. - Coli-lert: It is not only for testing Drinking
County) Water; Frank Dailey, Idexxr
3:45 p.m. - Panel Discussion: Representatives from
State, Municipal, Developer and Consultant to Industrial Operator’s Workshop
participate (9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 4 WW)
4:30 p.m. – Adjourn NJDEP No. 03-02 05 05 2-0
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-222 Tech.: 4 Hrs.
Moderators:
Ryan Sullivan, Project Manager, Bigler
TUESDAY MAY 3, 2005 Associates, Inc.
Jason Kiernan, Assistant Project Manager, Bigler
Associates, Inc.
9:00 a.m. - Upgrading Wastewater Treatment Systems
Underground Storage Tanks (UST) to Sequencing Batch Reactors; Daniel Bigler,
Certification/Recertification
President, Bigler Associates, Inc.
(8:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 5 W&WW)
10:00 a.m. - Dissolved Air Flotation Treatment; Don
NJDEP No. 03-09 03 07 3-0
Reid, ADR Company, Charles Harrigan,
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-145 Tech.: 5 Hrs.
Industrial Wastewater Services
Instructors:
11:00 a.m. - Coffee break, visit exhibit area
Daniel Toder, CPG, Hatch, Mott, MacDonald
11:30 a.m. - Industrial Wastewater Treatment Using
Kenneth Goldstein, P.E., Sadat Associates
Fluidized Bed Biological Reactors; Rob Steffan,
Topics Covered:
Shaw Environmental Group
--? Overview of UST Regulations 12:30 p.m. - Activated Carbon: Liquid and Vapor Phase
--? Overview of Certification Law
Treatment; Chris Rinanldi, US Filter
--? Permitting, Financial Responsibility
--? Tank Systems Update
-- ? UST Closure Wastewater Treatment Operator’s
--? UST Remediation Workshop
(9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 4 W&WW)
WEF – Bioenergy Workshop – Day 2, See NJDEP No. 03-02 05 06 3-0
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-223 Tech.: 4 Hrs.
Monday for Session Description
(9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday)
Moderators:
TCH Hours 5.5 per day WW
Thomas A. Laustsen, P.E., DEE, Principal
NJDEP Course No. 03-02 05 02 2-0
Engineer, CDM
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-219 Tech.: 5.5 Hrs
Russell Franks, Chief Operator, Mount Laurel
Municipal Utilities Authority
Laboratory Workshop 9:00 a.m. - Split Mechanical Seals and Zero Flush
(9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 4 W&WW) Technology, Chris Reiner, Reiner Pump Systems
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 04 3-0 Inc.
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-221 Tech.: 4 Hrs. 9:30 a.m. - Chemical Metering Pump Alternatives, John
Rogers, P.E., DEE, Principal Engineer, CDM
Moderators:
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10:00 a.m. - Stringent Heavy Metals Limits for Municipal 1:30 p.m. - Stormwater and Smart Growth - How the
Plants. What are Your Options? Jurek Patoczka, Rules Reflect the Opportunities and Challenges
PhD, PE, Associate, Hatch Mott MacDonald of Growing Smarter in New Jersey; George
10:30 a.m. - BREAK Hawkins, Executive Director, New Jersey Future,
11:00 a.m. - Valve 101, The Proper Selection, 2:30 p.m. - Applied Stormwater Technologies; John
Application and Use of Valves in a Wastewater Zoubek, Clearwater Technology,
Treatment Plant, Tom Voglio, Quality Controls, 3:30 p.m. - High Rate Clarification for Combined Sewer
Inc. Overflow Treatment: From Pilot Study to Full
12:00 a.m. - Tricks of Bypass Pumping, Michael Scale Implementation; Troy Holst, Product
Delzingaro, Sales Manager, Godwin Pumps Leader, Biological Group, Infilco Degremont, Inc.
12:30 p.m. - The Truth About Operations and
Maintenance at your Plant, Harry Gryske, Field Infrastructure Protection Planning &
Service Manager, US Filter/Envirex Response Process
(9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 5 W&WW)
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 08 3-0
Stormwater Management and Treatment CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-225 Mgmnt. 5 Hrs.
Session
(9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.) Moderator: Russ Kane, NorthTree Fire International
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 07 2-0 (TCH Hours: 6 WW) 9:00 a.m. - Introduction & Overview
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-224 Tech.: 3.5 Gov.: 2.5 Hrs. 9:30 a.m. - Assessing and Inventorying Vulnerability
Glenn Bukowski-NJ Department of Health,
Moderators: Domestic Preparedness Planner
Rhea Weinberg Brekke, Executive Director, New 10:30 a.m. - BREAK
Jersey Corporation for Advanced Technology 10:45 a.m. - Improvement Planning & Prioritization
(NJCAT) Brian Bennett PhD. Akzo Chemicals, Director
Michael A. Dimino, P.E., Managing Member, Environmental Health & Safety
EnviroTech Strategies, LLC 12:00 p.m. – LUNCH BREAK
Regulatory and NJDEP Technology Verification 12:45 p.m. - Critical Response Information Systems-
Programs Digitizing Your Facility, Julie Quigley, Chief IMS,
9:00 a.m. - How to Comply with NJDEP’s Stormwater NorthTree Fire International
Regulations - A Practical View; Christopher 2:15 p.m. - BREAK
Obropta, Ph.D., Rutgers University, Department 2:30 p.m. - Coordinating Internal & External Response
of Environmental Sciences, Water Resources Groups, Russ Kane, QEP-Manager Industrial
Extension Specialist, Planning & Preparedness Group, NorthTree Fire
9:45 a.m. - The Stormwater Technology Verification International
Program; Richard S. Magee, Technical Director, 4:00 p.m. - Review & Questions
NJCAT
10:30 a.m. - BREAK Instructor’s Workshop
11:00 a.m. - Vendor Showcase (1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.)
This will include a 5-10 minute presentation
from seven NJ verified/approved technologies: Moderators:
Tim Patrician, Stormceptor, Inc. Joseph Bonaccorso, NJDEP Advisory Committee
Tom Mullen, CDS Technologies Christian Hoffman, Operator Licensing Board,
Adam Sapp, Stormwater Management NJDEP
Vaikko Allen, Vortechnics
Pam Deahl, Hydro International Information Technology for Wastewater
J. Kelly Williamson, AquaShield
Austin Meyermann, Baysaver
Systems
Reaction Panel-will be composed of members (2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 2.5 WW)
from the user community NJDEP No. 03-02 05 09 2-0
12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. LUNCH BREAK CPWM No. NJWEA -DLGS-226 Tech.: 2.5 Hrs.
Stormwater Management and Treatment Session
Moderator: Moderators:
Michael A. Dimino,P.E., EnviroTech Strategies, Douglas S. Johnstone
LLC Kelly O’Connor, P.E., CH2M HILL
2:00 p.m. - On-Line Operation & Maintenance Manual
for an Advanced Ammonia and Phosphorous
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Removal Facility; Scott Sellers, P.E., DEE, Senior Danish, Seaside Room, South Tower
Associate, Stearns & Wheler, LLC 9:00 a.m. – Association/Regulatory Updates, Keynote
2:50 p.m. - A Process Control System for the 21st Speakers - General Session
Century; William T. Suchodolski, P.E., Presentation of Scholarship Awards
Engineering Manager, Ocean County Utilities 11:00 a.m. – Choose from available presentations
Authority and Joseph Frissora, P.E. , Client 12:00 noon - Lunch - Exhibits - on your own
Services Manager, MWH 12:00-1:45 p.m. - Student Poster Session - Exhibit Area
3:40 p.m. - Comparing traditional HMI/SCADA Moderator: Christopher Uchrin, Professor
architecture to today’s technology; Len LaCroce, Dept. Environmental Sciences, Cook College,
Q-mation, Inc. Rutgers University
2:00 p.m. - Special Student and Young Professionals
Innovative Technology Forum Reception,
(2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 2.5 WW ) Poster Awards, gifts
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 10 2-0 - Welcome:
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-227 Tech.: 2.5 Hrs. Henry Penley, President, NJWEA
- WEF Program: Opportunities for professional
Moderators: service and leadership, Suzanne Shutty, Water
Robert R. Bendlin, President Environment Federation
Bendlin Incorporated - "Careers in the Environmental Field"
Stephen Rozewski, Associate NJWEA members will be present to discuss
Bendlin Incorporated a variety of careers in the environmental
2:00 p.m. - Development of a UV System with Increased field with students individually or in small
Capacity per Module groups
Jayda Friebert, Application Engineer 4:00 p.m. - General Conference Reception - Exhibit Area
Infilco Degremont, Inc.
2:40 p.m. - Full Scale Operational Experience with Two Maintenance Workshop
Different IFAS Technologies at the Geiselbullach (8:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 4 W&WW )
WWTP, Germany NJDEP No. 03-02 05 11 3-0
Jeff McBride CPWM No. NJWEA -DLGS-228 Tech.: 4 Hrs.
Eimco Water Technologies
3:20 p.m. - Two-Phase Anaerobic Digestion Granted Moderators:
Conditional National PFRP Manuel Ponte, P.E., Vice President – Jacobs-BBL
Equivalency for Class A Biosolids by EPA Francis J. Bonaccorso, Technical Manager -
Joe Adamik, Senior Principal Engineer Water Resources, Schoor DePalma
Infilco Degremont, Inc. 8:45 a.m. - Pumps and Pumping – From the Basics to
4:00 p.m. - Pumping of Raw and Secondary Screens the Advanced
Through a Pipe Line Utilizing a Hydraulically Richard Crane, P.E., Associate, Schoor DePalma
Driven Single Piston Pump 9:45 a.m. - Preventive Maintenance – Just the Facts;
And Finger Type Anti-Backflow Valve Repair or Replace – When & Why
Scott Larkin, Director of Sales & Marketing Ralph Tingler, Envirolutions LLC
PSTek LLC 10:30 - Break
11:00 - Preventive Maintenance – Just the Facts
(…continued)
11:45 - Pump Seals – Types, Advantages and
WEDNESDAY MAY 4, 2005 Disadvantages
Jeffrey Taylor, N.E. Regional OEM Sales Mgr.,
A.W. Chesterton Company
Student Session 12:30 - Pump Control Valves – From Check Valves
(8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.) Through Surge Anticipation Valves
Robert Urban, Dave Heiner & Associates
Moderators:
Peter F. Strom, Professor, Dept. Environmental
Collection Systems Operator’s Workshop
Sciences, Cook College, Rutgers University
(8:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 4 WW )
Diane Trainor, Associate Professor
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 12 2-0
Chemistry Department, Middlesex County
CPWM No. NJWEA -DLGS-229 Tech.: 2 Mgmnt.: 2 Hrs.
College
8:30 a.m. - Registration and Orientation: Coffee and
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cMOM AND YOU – A FIELD OPERATIONS VIEW Corridor; Dolores Hill, Onyx Waste Services &
TOWARDS SSO MITIGATION Presented by Tilson & Dennis Palmer, Landis Sewerage Authority
Associates, LLC Training Solutions for Wastewater 10:00 a.m. - Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care
Collection System Operations, Speaker Stephen B. Tilson Products in Biosolids; Rolf Halden, Ph.D., Johns
Hopkins Center for Water and Health
Moderators: 10:30 a.m. - Polymer Selection Program - Municipal
Robert Sokolowski, Executive Director FTSA Trials and Bid Process; Wayne Laraway, MPL
Jerome A. Harris, P.E., P.P , Applied Water Services, Inc.
Management Inc. 11:00 a.m. - What’s New in Biosolids at New Jersey DEP
8:45 a.m. - cMOM Perspective Tim Doutt, New Jersey Department of
Why implement a proper MOM program Environmental Protection
Improve community relations 11:30 a.m. - Update from WERF on Biosolids Research:
When and why was cMOM created Rapid Response, Public Participation Protocol,
cMOM Basic Principles Pathogen Reactivation, and Odor Mitigation
Sewer systems are public health infrastructures Amit Pramanik, WERF
SSO are symptoms Noon to 1:30 - Lunch for MABA Members and Guests, by
cMOM Opportunities prior separate reservation
Bright Side of this regulation 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. - MABA Board Meeting, open to all
The cMOM Self Assessment/Audit interested parties
Measuring system performance, equipment
deployment and Efficiency and Identify
strengths and weaknesses Association Updates
10:30 a.m. - Break
(9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m.)
11:00 a.m. - Sso Mitigation Equipment
Machine Operation
9:00 a.m. - NJWEA Update
Basic operation in root, grease and stoppage
Henry Penley, President, NJWEA
instances
9:10 a.m. - Federation Address
Machine Design Michael Godfrey, Treasurer, Water Environment
Operation parameters and designed functions of Federation
hydraulic cleaning and flushing machines 9:30 a.m. - Student Scholarship Awards Program
Tools and Application Dr. Peter F. Strom, Prof., Rutgers
Nozzle anatomy, functions of degree, pressure, Univ./Cook College
and gallonage flow, tools and accessories
necessary for safe and affective operation
Large Pipe Cleaning
How debris builds and why mechanical cleaning
may be the only means of removal
Principles of removal and various techniques
Overall Field Safety
Regulatory Interface Session - A Panel
Importance of training to observe safety Discussion of One of the Most Important
regulations and correct developing bad habits Environmental Issues Facing New
Jersey’s Operating Authorities
(9:45 a.m. to 10:45 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 1.0 W&WW)
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 14 3-0
Biosolids Session CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-231 Gov.: 1 Hrs.
(9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 3 WW )
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 13 2-0 Moderators:
CPWM No. NJWEA -DLGS-230 Tech.: 3 Hrs. James DeLaura, P.E., Blasland, Bouck & Lee, Inc.,
Bryan Christiansen, Executive Director Passaic
Moderators: Valley Sewerage Commissioners
Bill Toffey, Rebecca Manis
9:00 a.m. - Research Into Ways to Accomplish Odor THE WATERSHED APPROACH IN NJ: ARE WE ON
Mitigation, and Improve Pathogen and Vector TRACK?
Control in Biosolids The panel discussion will provide a snapshot of water
Matthew Higgins, Ph.D., Bucknell University quality improvements gained utilizing the watershed
9:30 a.m. - Successful Beneficial Biosolids Recycling approach in NJ. The regulators and the regulated
Projects in NJ: Tuckahoe Farms and Route 55 community will discuss the success and challenges of
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the watershed approach and discuss possible next steps 2:00 p.m. - Rehabilitation – New or Replace Aging Plant
to work together to meet the challenges. Infrastructure-Instrumentation and Controls,
PLC Hardware, Computers, HMI Software and
Industrial Environmental Management Field Instrumentation
Nan Johnson, Project Manager, General Electric
Session
2:30 p.m. - Aging Equipment—Repair, Replace or
(11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.)
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 15 2-0 (TCH Hrs: 3 WW) Rehabilitate
CPWM No. NJWEA -DLGS-232 Mgmnt .: 2 Gov.: 1 Hrs. Ralph Tingler, President
Al Miller, Sr. Project Engineer, Upgrades,
Moderators: Flowserve Pump Division, Envirolutions LLC
Russell Johnson, Hatch Mott MacDonald 3:00 p.m. - Kings Grant Wastewater Treatment Plant
Art Appelbaum, Jacksson Chemical Corp. Environmentally Sensitive Community Plant
Industrial Pretreatment – Regulatory Update Upgrade
11:00 a.m. - Federal Regulatory Update Rocco Maiellano, Operations Manager, Evesham
Virginia Wong, USEPA Region 2 Municipal Utilities Authority
11:30 a.m. - NJ Regulatory Update 3:30 p.m. - Implementing a Progressive Asset
Jim Murphy, NJDEP Management Program That Works for Plants,
IPP – Industrial Pretreatment & Preparedness Pipes and People
2:00 p.m. - Industrial Pretreatment Program Audits: Michael W. Sweeney, Principal Consultant, EMA,
What NJDEP Expects? Inc.
Jim Murphy, NJDEP Frank Godin, Region Practice Manager, EMA
2:30 p.m. - Industrial Pretreatment Program Audits – Canada, Inc.
DLA Preparation
Cathy Martinson, JMEUC
3:00 p.m. - How to Conduct an Industry IPP Inspection Watershed Program
Ed Majeski, LRSA (1:30 to 4:00 p.m.)
3:30 p.m. - Industrial Wastewater Flow Measurement NJDEP No. 03-02 05 17 3-0 (TCH Hrs: 2.5 W&WW )
Systems – Proper Selection & Pitfalls CPWM No. NJWEA -DLGS-234 Tech.: 0.5 Mgmnt .: 2 Hrs.
Raj Natarajan, Renaissance Instruments
Two critical programs have been approved by the
Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) impacting
Aging Plant Infrastructure — Renew Or municipal and industrial dischargers to the Delaware
Replace? River Basin. The session will include speakers from the
(11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 to 4:00 p.m.) DRBC, the Philadelphia Water Department and Amtrak,
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 16 3-0 (TCH Hrs: 3.5 W&WW ) who will discuss their experiences to implement the
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-233 Tech.: 2.5 Mgmnt.: 1 Hrs. Pollutant Minimization Plan requirements to make
progress towards the Stage I PCB TMDL approved by
Moderators: USEPA on December 15, 2003. DRBC and Cerenzio &
Sheldon Lipke, Chief of Operations, Panaro, P.C., Consulting Engineers will discuss the
Passaic Valley Sewerage Commissioners requirements to meet the recent Special Protection
Hal Gilman, Associate, Greeley and Hansen, LLC Water classification requirements for the Delaware River
11:00 a.m. - Managing Your Assets-Decisions for an and its tributaries from the head of tide at Trenton to
Aging Infrastructure the boundary of the Delaware Water Gap National
Rodney L. Dickens, PE, Director, Electric Asset Recreation Area.
Management, Public Service Electric and Gas
11:30 a.m. - Determining When to Replace Switchgear, Moderators:
Transformers, MCCs, Cables and Other Electrical William J. Muszynski, P.E., Special Projects
Distribution Equipment Coordinator, Delaware River Basin Commission
Max Klavansky, Senior Electrical Engineer, Kyra Hoffmann, OutReach Coordinator,
Heavy Construction, Department of Watershed Management, New Jersey
Environmental Protection, New York City Department of Environmental Protection
12:00 p.m. - Lunch Break 1:30 p.m. - Special Protection Waters; Kenneth Najjar,
1:30 p.m. - Deterioration and Remediation of Pipes, P.E., Branch Head, Planning and Implementation
Tanks, Concrete in Wastewater Treatment Branch, Delaware River Basin Commission
Plants 2:00 p.m. - Belvidere/Oxford - Planning to Meet Special
Randy Nixon, President and Senior Consultant, Protection Water Requirements; Peter F.
Corrosion Probe, Inc.
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Cerenzio, P.E., President, Cerenzio & Panaro, (8:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 4 W&WW)
P.C., Consulting Engineers NJDEP No. 03-02 05 18 3-0
2:30 p.m. - Pollutant Minimization Plans; John Yagecic, CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-235 Mgmnt.: 4 Hrs.
P.E., Water Resources Engineer/Modeler,
Delaware River Basin Commission Moderators:
3:00 p.m. - Philadelphia’s Experiences with the Pollutant Robert Sokolowski, Executive Director FTSA
Minimization Plan Requirements; Bruce S. Jerome A. Harris, P.E., P.P., Applied Water
Aptowicz, Deputy Director of Operations, Management
Philadelphia Water Department 8:15 a.m. - Water and Wastewater a Risky Business
3:30 p.m. - Industry Experiences with the Pollutant Ken Harlow
Minimization Plan Requirements 9:15 a.m. - Asset Management and the Future
John Salo, Brown and Caldwell
8-Hour HAZWOPER Refresher 10:15 a.m. - Break
10:45 a.m. - Preparing an Effective Emergency
(8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 8.0 Safety-W&WW)
Response Plan, Jim Courchaine, Brown and
NJDEP No. 03-01 03 04 3-1
Caldwell
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-105 Tech. Hrs.
Moderators: 11:45 a.m. - What about my Pumping Stations and
Scott Hubbard, ECM, Inc. Force Mains, Rick Arbour
Tom Grenci, ECM, Inc.
Instructors: Water Reclamation And Beneficial Reuse
Scott Hubbard, ECM, Inc. —2005
David Twigg, JDS Uniphase (9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.)
Edward Goode, AWT, Inc. NJDEP No. 03-02 05 19 3-0 (TCH Hrs: 5 W&WW)
Lane Hobby, Envirent CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-236 Tech.: 3 Mgmnt.: 1 Gov.:
The OSHA HAZWOPER rules regulate the safety and 1 Hrs
health of employees involved in investigation and Moderator:
Timothy D. Bradley, P.E. Metcalf & Eddy, Inc.
cleanup operations at hazardous waste sites, in
Co-Moderator:
hazardous waste treatment, storage, and disposal (TSD)
Karl E. Schreiter, Jr., P.E., D.E.E, Schreiter
operations, and in emergency responses to incidents
Engineering Associates
involving hazardous substances. Employers affected by
9:00 a.m. - Membrane Treatment for Reclamation and
these rules include remedial contractors, environmental
Reuse Applications
consultants or services firms, commercial hazardous
Dimitrios Katehis, P.E., Technical Specialist,
waste TSD facilities; hazardous waste generators; state
and local police and fire departments; HAZMAT response Metcalf & Eddy, Inc.
teams; and establishments that use in-house personnel 9:40 a.m. - UV Oxidation for Groundwater
to manage and/or respond to emergency spills of Replenishment
hazardous materials. These rules provide for worker Jennifer Muller, P.Eng., Trojan Technologies,
Inc.
safety during site activities, during materials handling,
10:15 a.m. - Break
and during emergency response. In addition to the
10:45 a.m. - NJDEP Update on Water Reuse and
initial 40-Hour training requirements, the rules require
Regulatory Requirements
all workers to attend an 8-Hour annual refresher course
James Grob, Principal Environmental Specialist,
to maintain good standing with the regulations. This
NJDEP
seminar will review the HAZWOPER standards, and
11:45 a.m. - Public/Public Partnership – Trading Effluent
discuss potential excavation and other site work
hazards. This refresher training will help ensure that for Kilowatts
qualified personnel have the knowledge and ability to Dennis W. Palmer, Executive Director/Chief
fulfill their job functions in a safe and responsible Engineer, Landis Sewerage Authority
manner. Includes working lunch. 12:30 p.m. - Lunch
2:00 p.m. - Point-of-Use Reclamation Using MBR
Technology – A Case Study
Ian C. Page, P.E., National Applications
THURSDAY MAY 5, 2005 Manager, Membrane Division, Enviroquip, Inc.
2:40 p.m. - ACUA’s Beneficial Reuse Projects Conserve
Groundwater Resources
Collection System Managers Workshop
Richard S. Dovey, President, Atlantic County
cMOM and Asset Management, is there a Utilities Authority
Difference?
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3:20 p.m. - Oneida Indian Nation – a Case Study of Manuel Ponte, P.E., Vice President – Jacobs-BBL
Reuse Thomas Laustsen, P.E., D.E.E., Principal
Brian E. Kearney, P.E., CDM Engineer – CDM
9:00 a.m. - Professional Engineering Practice – The NJ
Safety Workshop – Basic Electric Board of Professional Engineers and Land
Safety/Lockout Tagout Surveyors’ Perspective
(8:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.) (TCH Hrs: 4 Safety-W&WW) James Kelly, P.E., Esq., Board President
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 20 3-1 James Valenti, P.E., Esq., Board Member
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-237 Tech.: 4 Hrs. Edward Vernick, P.E., Board Member
11:00 a.m. - Break
Moderator/Speaker: 11:30 a.m. - Pay to Play – A Review of Questions and
Issues
John M. Saville, Associate Director, Occupational
Edward J. Buzak, Esq.
Safety Services, Inc.
12:30 p.m. - Lunch Break
8:15 a.m. - Basic Electric Safety/Lockout Tagout
2:00 p.m. - Procurement Law – A Review and Update for
Objective: Reviews the basic principles of
working safely and the importance of following Utility Operations
proper lockout/tagout procedures to ensure Marc Pfeiffer, Deputy Director and Joseph A.
safety for all “authorized” employees. Specific Valenti, Chief – Bureau of
energy control procedures for equipment in your Local Management Services, NJ Department of
facility are identified and discussed in the Community Affairs
program. Basic electrical safety for the machine
operator or the person responsible for minor Grand Finale Reception: Dinner Theater
electrical and mechanical repairs will also be and Dance
covered. The following topics are discussed: (7:00 p.m. to ???)
? Definitions & Standards Governing Electrical The Conference Committee is once again very pleased to
Safety announce its entertainment choice for this years’ Grand
? Basic Understanding of Electricity & Ohm’s Finale, on Thursday evening, May 5, 2005. Make your
Law reservations early for another smash hit from our friends
? Effects of Electrical Shock on the Human at the New York Dinner Theater.
Body
? Understanding Qualified & Unqualified The Honeymoaners Comedy Dinner Party
persons
? Basic Safeguards Required to Prevent This year’s interactive show brings you all to a Surprise
Electrical Shock/PPE requirements Birthday Party for Ralph, and boy, you’re in for a
? Checking Work Areas for Proper Electrical surprise, bang zoom! So join in the fun, learn to dance
Installations the “Hucklebuck” and party with Ralph, Alice, Ed, and
? Emergency Procedures Trixie. With music, dancing, comedy and audience
? Definition of Lockout and Tagout and How participation, the Tropicana is the place to spend the
They Differ evening with your NJWEA friends and the
? When Lockout/Tagout is Required Honeymoaners.
? Kinetic & Potential Energy
? Types of Energy Sources FRIDAY MAY 6, 2005
? Facility Lockout/Tagout Policy Requirements
? Steps Required for Proper Lockout/Tagout Closing Session / Breakfast Buffet
? When Written Procedures are required (9:00 a.m.)
Questions & Answers
10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. – BREAK
Professional Engineers Program
(9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.)
(TCH Hrs: 5 W&WW)
NJDEP No. 03-02 05 21 3-0
CPWM No. NJWEA-DLGS-238 Mgmnt.: 2 Gov.: 3 Hrs
Moderators:
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Spouse’s Program
Come Enjoy the Activities with New and Old Friends
May 3, 2005 Thru
May 5, 2005
Tuesday, May 3, 2005 Also Wednesday, May 4, 2005
Let’s get together and see what’s Relax and enjoy a day trip
happening 10:00 AM-4: 30 PM
NJWEA-Hospitality Room-Lite Lunch
1:00 PM-3:00 PM Thursday, May 5, 2005
Don’t forget NJWEA Meet & Greet Luncheon
Tuesday Night Tropicana Hotel
12:00 PM-3:00 PM
Wednesday, May 4, 2005 Don't forget the Grand Finale
Continental Breakfast Thursday Night
Top of the Trop
8:00 AM-9:30 AM
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