Clean Water Compliance Manager TM

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1 Clean Water Compliance Manager TM Agenda Lodging Information Registration and Payment Course Description Understand the water pollution prevention requirements that apply to your organization, and explore effective strategies for compliance. The Clean Water Compliance Manager course is ideal for environmental professionals who are responsible for wastewater or stormwater discharge compliance, or general environmental compliance management. This unique course presents water discharge permitting and restrictions in an understandable, structured, and logical format. Group discussions, breakout sessions, and discrete training modules are used to make the course interesting and engaging. Students are provided with handouts for each module, which provides references, examples of representative documents, and other useful tools. You will return from this course prepared to effectively address your organization s water permit applications and related compliance challenges. Topics Covered Include: Water quality law and regulation review Jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act NPDES permitting, including TBEL and WQBEL limits Technology based effluent limitations Water quality-based effluent limitations Pretreatment permits Section 404 permitting Underground injection control Groundwater protection regulations Obtaining, updating, and challenging permits Stormwater discharge permit compliance TMDLs, WET, Emerging Pollutants, and Other Hot Topics Compliance recordkeeping, monitoring, and enforcement

2 Clean Water Compliance Manager TM Note: Please be aware that the Agenda for this course reflects the general schedule and outline that Aarcher Institute instructors follow. During any given course offering, the actual schedule may change to accommodate class discussion, focus, and Instructor decisions about the daily course schedule. Day One: 7:30 AM Registration/Coffee 8:00 AM Comprehensive Review of Water Quality Regulation in the United States 10:00 AM Break 10:15 AM Comprehensive Review of Water Quality Regulation (Continued) 11:00 AM Regulation of Wastewater Discharges to the Sanitary Sewer System 12:00 PM Lunch on your own or with colleagues 1:00 PM Groundwater Quality Protection Standards and Permits: Regulation of Your Facility s Impact on Aquifer Water Quality through the SDWA and UIC Programs, through RCRA, CERCLA and the CWA, and with State-based Groundwater Standards and Permit Requirements 2:00 PM Regulation of Physical Alterations of Federally Protected Waters: The 404 Construction Permit Program 2:45 PM Break 3:00 PM Advanced Wastewater Management Strategies and Cost-Effectively Managing Your Wastewater By Properly Navigating The Interface of Federal and State Regulatory Programs for Water Quality Management 4:00 PM Enforcement and Liability for Water Quality Concerns 4:40 PM Selected Hot Topics/Developments Relating to Water Quality 5:15 PM End of Day 1

3 Day Two 7:30 AM Registration/Coffee 8:00 AM Water Quality Permit Construction 8:45 AM Technology-Based Limitations in Water Quality Permits 9:15 AM Water Quality-Based Limitations and How They Are Placed Into Permits 10:00 AM Break 10:15 AM Water Quality-Based Limitations (Continued) 11:00 AM Applications for Water Quality Discharge Permits 12:00 PM Lunch on your own or with colleagues 1:15 PM Pretreatment Permits 2:00 PM Monitoring and Inspections 2:45 PM Break 3:00 PM Other Crucial Factors In Wastewater Permitting 3:45 PM Reviewing a Draft Permit 4:15 PM Appeals and Negotiations 5:15 PM End of Day Two Day Three 8:00 AM Spill Prevention Controls and Countermeasures Plan 9:00 AM Break 9:15 AM Spill Prevention Controls and Countermeasures Plan (Continued) 11:00 AM Lunch on your own or with colleagues 12:00 PM Stormwater Management 1:00 PM Break

4 2:30 PM Stormwater Management (Continued) 3:00 PM End of Course Lodging Information The course will be held at the Courtyard Marriott Norfolk Downtown 520 Plume Street Norfolk, VA Hotel Website The Aarcher Institute has negotiated a special rate of $89/night + tax for our students. This rate is available on a first-come, first-serve basis and will expire on March 22, 2012 or when the block has filled whichever comes first. Reservations can be made by calling and using group code Aarcher Institute. Directions: From Norfolk International Airport (7 miles SW) I-64 East towards Virginia Beach. I-264 West towards Downtown Norfolk. Exit 10 City Hall Avenue. Make a Left onto St. Paul's Blvd. Next Right onto Plume Street. Hotel is on the Right. From Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport Go out North on Bland Blvd. Turn Left toward Garage Parking. Stay Straight to go onto Bland Blvd. Turn Left onto Jefferson Ave/VA-143 E. Merge onto I-64 E toward Hampton/Norfolk. Merge onto VA-168 S via Exit 277 A. VA-168 S becomes Tidewater Dr/VA-337 W. Stay Straight to go onto E City Hall Ave. Turn Left onto St. Paul's Blvd. Turn Right onto E Plume St. End at Courtyard, 520 E Plume St Norfolk Va (hotel is on the right.) This hotel does not provide shuttle service. Alternate transportation: Orange Peel Transportation; fee: 78 USD (one way) ;reservation required Estimated taxi fare: USD (one way)

5 Registration and payment Registration for Clean Water Compliance Manager TM is $1,499 per person. Government and group discounts are available during the registration process. To register for Clean Water Compliance Manager TM in Norfolk, April 11-13, 2012, click here. The Aarcher Institute accepts all major credit cards, checks and purchase orders. While our online credit card processing service is completely secure, we would be happy to take your credit card information over the phone. Please make checks payable to Aarcher Institute of Environmental Training LLC. 910 Commerce Road Annapolis, MD