Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program.

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Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

When will exam applicants be required to meet training requirements before being allowed to sit for exams? a. July 1, 2011 b. January 1, 2012 c. July 2, 2012 d. No training is required to sit for exams Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

When will exam applicants be required to meet training requirements before being allowed to sit for exams? a. July 1, 2011 b. January 1, 2012 c. July 2, 2012 d. No training is required to sit for exams Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

An operator currently holds a 1T OIT license. When can that operator sit for the 3T exam? a. Anytime prior to January 1, 2012 b. After January 1, 2012 the operator must first successfully complete the Basic and Advanced Treatment Training c. After January 1, 2012 the operator must first pass the 2T exam d. All of the above Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

An operator currently holds a 1T OIT license. When can that operator sit for the 3T exam? a. Anytime prior to January 1, 2012 b. After January 1, 2012 the operator must first successfully complete the Basic and Advanced Treatment Training c. After January 1, 2012 the operator must first pass the 2T exam d. All of the above Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

When are PWS not required to follow the MassDEP Drinking Water Program Guidelines? a. For new construction b. During substantial modifications requiring a permit c. When specifically requested by MassDEP in writing, as in a Sanitary Survey Report d. When PWS is located in state of N.H. within 5 miles of MA border. Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

When are PWS not required to follow the MassDEP Drinking Water Program Guidelines? a. For new construction b. During substantial modifications requiring a permit c. When specifically requested by MassDEP in writing, as in a Sanitary Survey Report d. When PWS is located in state of N.H. within 5 miles of MA border. Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

MassDEP requires a finished water sampling tap to be located at every entry point to the distribution system which may be constructed as a: a. A non-freezing type, covered, and lockable stand alone sampling station b. A fire hydrant c. A bleeder valve d. A pressure release valve located at highest point Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

MassDEP requires a finished water sampling tap to be located at every entry point to the distribution system which may be constructed as a: a. A non-freezing type, covered, and lockable stand alone sampling station b. A fire hydrant c. A bleeder valve d. A pressure release valve located at highest point Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

The new use of EPA Method (The Determination of Residual Chlorine in Drinking Water Using On-Line Chlorine Analyzer) requires that grab samples be used for calibration. The maximum time between grab samples must not exceed how many days? a. 1 day b. 2 days c. 7 days d. 30 days Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

The new use of EPA Method (The Determination of Residual Chlorine in Drinking Water Using On-Line Chlorine Analyzer) requires that grab samples be used for calibration. The maximum time between grab samples must not exceed how many days? a. 1 day b. 2 days c. 7 days d. 30 days Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

Are municipal employees required to follow OSHA standard requirements for fall protection and confined space entry? a. No because public sector workers in Massachusetts are not covered by Federal OSHA b. No because public sector workers are covered under DEP regulations c. Yes because the Mass Division of Occupational Safety requires compliance with OSHA standards or equivalent in order to be in compliance with their State law MGL Chapter 149 section 6. d. Yes because DEP says so Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

Are municipal employees required to follow OSHA standard requirements for fall protection and confined space entry? a. No because public sector workers in Massachusetts are not covered by Federal OSHA b. No because public sector workers are covered under DEP regulations c. Yes because the Mass Division of Occupational Safety requires compliance with OSHA standards or equivalent in order to be in compliance with their State law MGL Chapter 149 section 6. d. Yes because DEP says so Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

Which one of the following best fits your opinion of the inspection requirements of the 2010 MassDEP Guidelines and Policies, Chapter 8? a. An unnecessary additional expense b. Additional paperwork that will never even get looked at by MassDEP c. We already have a schedule for tank inspections that satisfies our needs d. These required inspections will be an asset in the operation and maintenance of our drinking water system Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

Which one of the following best fits your opinion of the inspection requirements of the 2010 MassDEP Guidelines and Policies, Chapter 8? a. An unnecessary additional expense b. Additional paperwork that will never even get looked at by MassDEP c. We already have a schedule for tank inspections that satisfies our needs d. These required inspections will be an asset in the operation and maintenance of our drinking water system Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

Excessive water age is an important factor related to water quality deterioration in finished water storage tanks. What is the new recommended starting point for a complete water turnover? a. 1-2 days b. 3-5 days c. 7 days d. 2 weeks Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

Excessive water age is an important factor related to water quality deterioration in finished water storage tanks. What is the new recommended starting point for a complete water turnover? a. 1-2 days b. 3-5 days c. 7 days d. 2 weeks Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

Dead ends in the distribution system shall be equipped with a means to provide adequate flushing which will give a velocity of at least what in the water main being flushed? a. 2.5 feet per second b. 5.0 feet per second c. 7.5 feet per second d feet per second Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

Dead ends in the distribution system shall be equipped with a means to provide adequate flushing which will give a velocity of at least what in the water main being flushed? a. 2.5 feet per second b. 5.0 feet per second c. 7.5 feet per second d feet per second Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

Who can use the Check Up Program for Small Systems (CUPSS) as an Asset Management Tool? a. Only those selected by EPA b. Very small systems c. Very large systems d.Every PWS Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

Who can use the Check Up Program for Small Systems (CUPSS) as an Asset Management Tool? a. Only those selected by EPA b. Very small systems c. Very large systems d. Every PWS Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

What criteria does a PWS need to achieve Capacity? (Proficiency) a. Technical Capacity b. Financial Capacity c. Managerial Capacity d. All of the above Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

What criteria does a PWS need to achieve Capacity? (Proficiency) a. Technical Capacity b. Financial Capacity c. Managerial Capacity d. All of the above Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

A PWS Containment Policy is: a. Locally mandated & more stringent than MassDEP regulations b. Differs from MassDEP high hazard requirement c. Must be included in PWS Program Plan d. All of the above Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

A PWS Containment Policy is: a. Locally mandated & more stringent than MassDEP regulations b. Differs from MassDEP high hazard requirement c. Must be included in PWS Program Plan d. All of the above Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

In Massachusetts, chemical dispensers must be approved by the Board of State Examiners of Plumbers and Gas Fitters? a. True b. False Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

In Massachusetts, chemical dispensers must be approved by the Board of State Examiners of Plumbers and Gas Fitters? a. True b. False Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

The Revised Total Coliform Rule will continue to have a MCLG/MCL for Total Coliform? a. True b. False Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

The Revised Total Coliform Rule will continue to have a MCLG/MCL for Total Coliform? a. True b. False Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program

If you have a new violation requiring Tier II public notice, how soon must you consult with DEP/DWP? a.Consult with DEP within 4 hour of learning of the violation b. Consult with DEP within 24 hour of learning of the violation c. Consult with DEP within 12 hour of learning of the violation d. Consult with DEP within 72 hour of learning of the violation

If you have a new violation requiring Tier II public notice, how soon must you consult with DEP/DWP? a.a. Consult with DEP within 4 hour of learning of the violation b. Consult with DEP within 24 hour of learning of the violation c. Consult with DEP within 12 hour of learning of the violation d. Consult with DEP within 72 hour of learning of the violation

Under the Surface Water Treatment Rule - failure to provide disinfection treatment on a daily basis is a treatment technique violation and the water supplier must notify DEP / DWP? a.notify DWP within 48 hrs. b. notify DWP within 72 hrs. c. notify DWP within 4 hrs. d. notify DWP within 24 hrs.

Under the Surface Water Treatment Rule - failure to provide disinfection treatment on a daily basis is a treatment technique violation and the water supplier must notify DEP / DWP? a. notify DWP within 48 hrs. b. notify DWP within 72 hrs. c. notify DWP within 4 hrs. d. notify DWP within 24 hrs.

If You are Attending a Proctored Training Session - TCHs You must sign in & sign out on a registration form provided by the PWS / company “hosting” the training – demonstrate that participation in the whole training session You must complete and turn in at the end of the session - The Training Session Evaluation Form We ask everyone to complete & return the evaluation sheet to DWP You must complete and turn in at the end of the session – The Presenter’s question Set Partial TCHs are not given for attending less than the full session

If You felt this training session was useful to you Please recommend it to: - your fellow operators at your PWS, - to operators at other PWS and - to administrative staff that may not need TCHs but will gain information through this training on the operation of your system

ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS ON THIS TRAINING SESSION OR OTHERS Please Contact Ken Pelletier DWP Compliance & Capacity Assistance Training Ph – Fax MassDEP / DWP 1 Winter Street – 5 th Floor Boston, MA Ideas on additional training topics - Do you prefer face to face (live) trainings or webinar formats - Do you prefer large or small group formats for live trainings - Do you prefer webinars - “live” or “archived” - Do you need on-site training at your facility for one or more topics

Any Further Questions? Please either submit your question by to or If you are in a Proctored Training Session Submit your question(s) on the forms provided to you to the site “Proctor” for submittal to DWP. MassDEP will post a Question & Answer sheet on the DEP/DWP Training site alongside the link to log onto this training webinar Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Drinking Water Program Thank you for participating in the Spring Training 2011 Updates for PWS.