Sanitary Surveys, CCR, & SMF and Chlorine Treatment - Online Only

Morning Session

This session provides an introduction to core components of drinking water compliance, focusing on sanitary surveys, consumer confidence reporting, and standard monitoring requirements. Participants will gain a working understanding of regulatory purpose, required documentation, monitoring schedules, and compliance frameworks used to evaluate public water systems. The session outlines key CCR content, sanitary survey objectives, monitoring structure, and best practices that support accurate reporting and successful state compliance reviews.

Afternoon Session

This session delivers a foundational overview of surface water treatment operations. Topics include the treatment process train, operational goals, basic maintenance tasks, routine monitoring checkpoints, and process stability during weather-related source water changes. Participants will learn structured troubleshooting, process control responses, and strategies for maintaining treatment performance and compliance during variable raw water conditions and weather events.

Learning Outcomes

Attendees will be able to:

• Explain the purpose and key documentation requirements of sanitary surveys
• Summarize required components and public communication expectations of consumer confidence reports (CCR/CCR content)
• Describe standard water system monitoring frameworks, schedules, and compliance expectations
• Identify and perform routine operational and basic maintenance tasks at surface water treatment facilities
• Describe the general surface water treatment process train, including process goals and operational checkpoints
• Apply basic troubleshooting and process control methods to maintain treatment stability during raw water changes caused by weather events
• Understand documentation best practices that support compliance reporting and operational defensibility