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2018 Water Quality and Infrastructure Midyear Conference
A New World
Earn 0.6 CEUs
Thursday April 12, 2018
8 am to 4:30 pm
Doubletree Hotel in Park City
1800 Park Ave
Park City, UT 84060
1-435-649-7000
Room Rates (Single or Double Occupancy)
Standard Room Type $109.00
One Bedroom Suite at Group Rate $109.00
To reserve rooms call DoubleTree by Hilton Park City Hospitality Reservations Department at (855) 537-5305 and ask for Group Intermountain Section AWWA
Contact: Donna Connor
donna@ims-awwa.org
801.712.1619 x4
Keynote Speaker: Eric K. Barnhart, Special Agent in Charge of the Salt Lake City Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
The Changing and Interactive Nature of Security and Emergency Response
Mr. Barnhart entered on duty with the FBI as a Special Agent on April 28, 1996 and was assigned to the Portland Division’s Organized Crime/Drug Squad. His career has spanned both national and international units of the FBI. He was selected as the Special Assistant to Director Mueller in June 2013 and continued as Special Assistant to Director Comey where he provided counsel on policy and administrative matters to the Director. In June 2015 he was appointed Special Agent in Charge of the Salt Lake City Division. Prior to joining the FBI, Mr. Barnhart served for five years as an Artillery Officer in the United States Marine Corps. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
As stewards of public health and the environment, water professionals have always been aware of the risks associated with securing reservoirs and wells to protect the water supply — to guarding materials at their facilities from theft and sabotage, to planning for response and recovery from events ranging from routine pipe breaks to natural disasters.
Special Agent Barnhart will discuss the threats we face in this New World which now include the risks of intentional harm through malevolent acts. He will address the changing and interactive nature of security and emergency preparedness and provide insight on the key drivers that influence the water sector’s activities regarding cybersecurity, physical security and emergency response.
Other Breakout Sessions and Presenters
Safety, Security, and Emergency Response: The Operators Role
The FBI's Role in the Water Sector Security - Brett Handy, FBI
Real World Events in Water Security and the Resources that Streamline Response & Recovery - Kathryn McMullin
Hazardous Spills Response - Mark Sarvela
Chemical Safety for the Drinking Water Operator - Jeff Betton, Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District
Best Practices for Receiving Chemical Deliveries - Jeff Zidek, Thatcher Company
Fluoride Safety 3-Hour Refresher
- Health Department Fluoride Regulation Review
- Utah's Fluoridation Regulation Changes in 2017
- Fluoride Safety for the Drinking Water Operator
Water Quality and Treatment
Making Customer Complaint Investigations Work for Your Utility - Jon Hilbert, Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District
Measuring and Understanding the Corrosion Potential of Your Water - Mike Rau, Central Utah Water Conservancy District
Chlorination Disinfection Training - Elio Limonchi, Lonza
Batch Chlorination to Meet Regulations - Rachael Cassady, Utah Division of Drinking Water
Case Study of Park City's System Upgrades and Replacement of Treatment Facilities - Chad Busch
Operations and Maintenance
Preparing for and Conducting a Cross Connection Control Inspections - Gary Rager
A Day in the Life of a Water Operator: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. - Brett Barrus
How to Install a Hydrant Extension: A Hands-on Demo - Craig Anderson, EJ
Best Practices for Receiving Chemical Deliveries - Jeff Zidek, Thatcher Company
Chemical Safety for the Drinking Water Operator - Jeff Betton, Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District
Fluoride Safety 3-Hour Refresher
- Health Department Fluoride Regulation Review
- Utah's Fluoridation Regulation Changes in 2017
- Fluoride Safety for the Drinking Water Operator
Rules and Regulations
2018 Hot Topic Regulations – Tammy North, Utah Division of Drinking Water
How to Survive Cross Connection Control Inspections - Gary Rager, Utah Division of Drinking Water
Batch Chlorination to Meet Regulations - Rachael Cassady, Utah Division of Drinking Water
Fluoride Safety 3-Hour Refresher
- Health Department Fluoride Regulation Review
- Utah's Fluoridation Regulation Changes in 2017
- Fluoride Safety for the Drinking Water Operator
See the Schedule at a Glance HERE
Enjoy Beautiful Park City and DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City - The Yarrow
Highlights
- Newly renovated Park City hotel near Historic Main Street
- Near shopping, dining and outdoor recreation opportunities, including skiing and golf
- Complimentary fitness center and year-round heated outdoor swimming pool and whirlpool
- Delicious on-site dining in Roots Grill and Vertical Lounge
Room Rates (Single or Double Occupancy) *
Standard Room Type $109.00
One Bedroom Suite at Group Rate $109.00
To reserve rooms call DoubleTree by Hilton Park City Hospitality Reservations Department at (855) 537-5305 and ask for Group Intermountain Section AWWA
*The guest room rates will apply April 9th to April 15th. Additional Fees and Taxes will apply.
Enjoy your stay at one of the leading hotels in Park City, Utah, which boasts stunning mountain views and an outstanding reputation for excellent service. The newly renovated DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City – The Yarrow offers a fantastic location less than five minutes from Historic Main Street.
Discover many outdoor activities just minutes from this welcoming Park City hotel, no matter what the season. Take advantage of the complimentary Park City Transit System, which stops just outside; allowing easy access to restaurants, shopping, nightlife and attractions.
Unwind in a contemporary guest room or suite, equipped with WiFi, a flat-screen TV and a mini-refrigerator. Savor seasonal cuisine in The Roots Grill, which features a cozy fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows, showcasing magnificent mountain views. Unwind after your meal with a cocktail or a locally-brewed beer in the Vertical Lounge. Refresh in the heated outdoor swimming pool and large whirlpool, all year round. Energize in the fitness center or tee off at the adjacent public golf course. And don’t miss the warm cookie welcome from the DoubleTree staff.
Who Should Attend the 2018 Water Quality and Infrastructure Midyear Conference?
Water Utility Managers
Operators and Maintenance Personnel
Treatment Plant Operators
Security Specialists
Scientists and Lab Personnel
Water quality specialists
Project Managers and Engineers
Distributors, Manufacturers & Product Representatives
Local & Federal Government
Facilities Managers
Emergency Response, SCADA Systems Engineers
Consultants
Academics & Students
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