The Indiana Section AWWA is proud to partner with Brenntag, Midwestern Engineers and Municipal H2O to bring you a Risk Management Compliance Workshop.  We hope you can join us June 20 in Indianapolis for this workshop.

The goal of this course is to help water and wastewater facility management and personnel understand the requirements of the EPA Risk Management Program regulations and to provide information on how to conduct an internal Compliance Audit of your RMP program.

This course provides tips and resources on implementing the requirements of the EPA Risk Management Program regulations in a manner that will satisfy EPA inspectors and improve the safety of your employees, the public and the environment.

The course is designed for water and wastewater facility management, supervisors, engineers and operators who work at or for a water or wastewater system that uses chemical substances that are covered by the EPA Risk Management Program regulations.  These chemicals include chlorine, sulfur dioxide, anhydrous ammonia, methane, and chlorine dioxide.

Registration cost is $65 for members and $80 for non-members, and does include lunch.

To view more information, including the agenda for the day, see the below printable registration form:

Agenda & Printable Registration

To register on-line, please see below:

On-Line Registration

About MunicipalH2O

MunicipalH2O specializes exclusively in providing EPA Risk Management Plan (RMP) Compliance Services for water and wastewater facilities throughout the United States.  They provide a complete solution for all EPA/State Risk Management Program requirements, including prevention programs, hazard assessments, compliance audits and registrations/updates, RMP training and other services.  Since their beginning more than a decade ago, they have built a strong reputation for service and have become established as a leader in the field of regulatory compliance.  They are responsible for the development of RMP documents and continued RMP compliance for more than 350 water and wastewater facilities in thirty-two states and have completed more registrations with EPA than anyone in the country.