Back to: Private: Storm Water Treatment School – Cancelled due to health concerns; to be rescheduled at a later date

Overview

We’re big proponents of a three-part BMP strategy – source control, good housekeeping, and treatment controls.  Treatment should always be the last step in a BMP strategy, because it’s usually much easier to prevent materials from coming in contact with storm water than it is to remove those materials from storm water.

But many times, you have no other option than to implement some treatment controls.  In this 5-hour class, we’re bringing in a bunch of different storm water treatment professionals to teach you everything you need to know about treatment.  You’ll leave this class with a better understanding of your treatment options, when you should use treatment techniques, and which treatment tools are available for your facility to use.

 

Meet The Instructors:

  • John Teravskis, QISP, ToR, CPESC, QSP/QSD.  John is a Senior Compliance Specialist with WGR Southwest, Inc. and has been working in the storm water industry for 30 years.  He has worked with a number of construction, industrial, and municipal clients throughout the State of California.
  • Vernon Slater, QSP/QSD, CPESC.  Vern is a Project Scientist and Training Coordinator with Active Treatment Systems, Inc.  Vern has been involved in treatment system design, implementation, and operations since 2007, and holds a Water Treatment Operation Specialist Certification from CSU Sacramento.
  • Brendan Coyne.  Brendan is an Account Manager at Clear Creek Systems, Inc.,  a nation-wide water treatment company that specializes in turnkey treatment solutions, focusing on construction site ground water and storm water.  Brendan is responsible for sales and customer service at Clear Creek Systems.
  • Mike Garcia.  Mike is a regional sales representative for Bio Clean (a Forterra Company), a storm water treatment company that offers a variety of treatment devices for all types of applications.
  • Bryan Hofmann.  Bryan is a regional sales representative for Filtrexx Sustainable Technologies.  Filtrexx manufactures compost-based treatment solutions for a wide variety of storm water applications.