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The Contractors Education Track at the NOWRA Annual Conference

The rules of the game are changing. When correctly installed and maintained, surface discharging onsite wastewater systems work well. However, because of problems caused by poor installation or customer maintenance, many states are taking a hard look at alternative systems that discharge to the soil – and issuing rules that require their use in more and more situations.

If your business primary expertise is in surface discharging onsite systems, the Contractors Education Track at the NOWRA Annual Conference will help you.

A variety of pre-treatment and soil dispersal technologies have been developed in recent years which make these systems a good alternative to surface discharging systems – even in difficult soils. Understanding these systems and under what conditions they can be used will expand your opportunities to get more business. (Find out about specific sessions in the Contractors Education Track)

Onsite system designers, installers and service providers will benefit from this one-day program in the following ways:

You will learn about a wide range of new pre-treatment and soil dispersal technologies and understand the soil conditions where they can be used

You will get real-world examples of how these systems work in the field

You will find reliable answers to your specific questions from industry experts and system manufacturers

In short, you’ll get a a ton of facts and practical ideas you can use to help grow and diversify your business – all in one information-packed day.These technologies are an opportunity for your business.

Distributors and local regulators who are less familiar with advanced pre-treatment and soil dispersal technologies will also benefit by attending this program.

These sessions may be approved for continuing education credit under your state’s licensing requirements. Check the NOWRA Annual Conference website for updates on states where your participation in this learning track counts toward your continuing education requirement.