Sanitary Survey Training for State PWS Inspectors

The Maryland Center for Environmental Training delivers comprehensive training titled, How to Conduct a Sanitary Survey of a Small Water System to State regulatory staff and local health officials across the United States. This program is affiliated with the EPA Drinking Water Academy.

Our goal is to train, upgrade and/or maintain the ability of State inspectors so they may conduct comprehensive, technically sound sanitary surveys of small water systems. Further, the training will be sufficient in content that inspectors should obtain a level of knowledge enabling them to ensure that their sanitary surveys of small water systems address the following eight elements: water source; treatment; distribution system; finished water storage; pumps, pump facilities and controls; monitoring, reporting and data verification; water system management and operations; and operator compliance with State requirements.
We use the EPA Drinking Water Academy’s Training materials during this training. These materials include:

Sanitary Survey Inspector Training Course Learner's Guide
Drinking Water Inspector's Field Guide (Groundwater)
Drinking Water Inspector's Field Guide (Surface Water)
 

 "Best training session I have attended in my 22 year engineering career."
October 16, 2006 Session

For more information on this program please contact MCET at Info@mcet.org