Environmental Professionals
Organization of Connecticut

Upcoming Events

    • Mon, June 30, 2025
    • EPOC LMS Site: 4 CECs for CT LEP program. AVAILABLE NOW AND AT ANY TIME, IGNORE START DATE
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    Identification and Delineation of NAPL Source Term Using Laser Induced Fluorescence Screening Tools: On-Demand Program

    Presenter: Randy St. Germain, Dakota Technologies, Inc.

    Location: On-Demand @ EPOC's LMS Site.

    Registration: You must first register here (the main event page) before you can have access to the program on the LMS site.

    Continuing Education Credits:

    The CT State Board of Examiners of Environmental Professionals (LEP Board) has approved this program as an on-demand distance learning course for 4.0 hours of continuing education credits (CTLEP-482 D). You cannot obtain CT continuing education credits if you have taken the live webinar offering (from 9/16/20) and claimed it to fulfill your CEC requirements. As posted on CT DEEP's websiteshould a distance learning course be an electronic conversion of a course previously offered as a webinar or in-person course, an LEP cannot take such distance learning course for credit if the LEP has taken the webinar or in-person course for credit unless two biennial periods have passed since the taking the classroom or field course. LEPs must complete an on-demand/distance learning course in its entirety to claim any credit whatsoever, partial credit will not be awarded.

    About this On-Demand Course:

    This program was previously offered as a live webinar on 9/16/20 and is a recording of that event. If you are taking this program for CT continuing education credits (CECs), you must watch the entire program video and will not have option of fast forwarding through any content. You may pause the video and return at any time to finish. After you complete the video, you will then be required to complete an Assessment of Learning test before your CEC form is issued. You must pass the Assessment of Learning test with a minimum score of 70% to complete the class and receive your continuing education credit form.

    Fees: 

    • EPOC Member for CT LEP Credit: $200
    • Non-member for CT LEP Credit: $300 (consider joining EPOC at this time to receive the member rate for this program)
    • Gov't Employee for CT LEP Credit: $100

    Course Description:

    Chlorinated solvents, petroleum, creosote, and coal tars are common contaminants at thousands of sites all over the world. These “source term” light non-aqueous phase liquid (LNAPL) and dense non-aqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) contaminants are potent sources of dissolved phase contamination, making proper characterization of their subsurface architecture a keystone of long-term remediation success. Unfortunately, these NAPL bodies typically distribute themselves in a highly heterogeneous fashion, leaving investigators with little alternative to gathering large data sets to understand their architecture, making traditional sampling and analysis costs prohibitively high.

    Laser-induced fluorescence (LIF) is a cost-effective alternative to traditional sampling because it logs the NAPL continuously in the subsurface in real time. 250 to 450 feet/day production rates are typical, making high-resolution characterization of NAPL bodies possible in just a few days or a week or two.

    While LIF offers numerous benefits, it’s critical that stakeholders understand LIF technology, what the LIF technology can and can’t tell them about their site, and how to avoid applying LIF to sites and conditions that can’t benefit from LIF. In addition, proper selection of LIF technologies is key to optimizing detection of your site’s particular NAPL and potential false positives that might be encountered.

    The presenter, who is the lead developer of all LIF systems currently commercially available, will provide a brief summary of how each type of LIF system works, which LIF system to apply to which contaminant, what information LIF can provide, along with its limitations. Finally, no screening technology data set should be left “standing alone” without limited targeted validation of the NAPL site conceptual model that results from the investigation. Proper validation techniques and data interpretation using multiple lines of evidence will be discussed.

    Course Agenda:

    • Introduction
    • LIF Logging of Petroleum LNAPLs
    • LIF Logging of Heavy DNAPLs
    • LIF Logging of Chlorinated DNAPLs using Dye-Enhancement

    Presenter Bio:

    Randy St. Germain, President and co-founder of Dakota Technologies, Inc., developed much of Dakota's underlying time-resolved laser-induced fluorescence (LIF) technology while pursuing a M.S. Analytical Chemistry degree at North Dakota State University from 1987 to 1991.

    Randy and his colleagues have developed a continually improving series of direct push deployable site characterization systems for HRSC of petroleum, coal tar, and creosote NAPLs in the subsurface. From early research field trials of LIF at Air Force bases as a grad student in 1992, through subsequent commercialization of the ROST, UVOST®, TarGOST®, and the new DyeLIF™ system for chlorinated DNAPLs, Randy has spent the last 28 years characterizing NAPL source term with LIF.

    • Mon, June 30, 2025
    • EPOC LMS Site: 4 CECs for CT LEP program. AVAILABLE NOW AND AT ANY TIME, IGNORE START DATE
    Register

    Using Simplicity to Address Contaminant Problems Under Conditions of Uncertainty: On-Demand Program

    Location: On-Demand @ EPOC's LMS Site

    Registration: You must first register here (the main event page) before you can have access to the program on the LMS site.

    Continuing Education Credits: 

    The CT State Board of Examiners of Environmental Professionals (LEP Board) has approved this program as an on-demand distance learning course for 4.0 hours of continuing education credits (CTLEP-524 D). You cannot obtain CT continuing education credits if you have taken the previously offered live webinar offerings (5/10/21 or 10/7/21) and claimed it to fulfill your CEC requirements. As posted on CT DEEP's websiteshould a distance learning course be an electronic conversion of a course previously offered as a webinar or in-person course, an LEP cannot take such distance learning course for credit if the LEP has taken the webinar or in-person course for credit unless two biennial periods have passed since the taking the classroom or field course. LEPs must complete an on-demand/distance learning course in its entirety to claim any credit whatsoever, partial credit will not be awarded.

    About this On-Demand Course:

    This program was previously offered as a live webinar on 5/10/21 and is a recording of that event. If you are taking this program for CT continuing education credits (CECs), you must watch the entire program video and will not have option of fast forwarding through any content. You may pause the video and return at any time to finish. After you complete the video, you will then be required to complete an Assessment of Learning test before your CEC form is issued. You must pass the Assessment of Learning test with a minimum score of 70% to complete the class and receive your continuing education credit form.

    Speaker:

    • Dr. Donald I. Siegel. Partner, Independent Environmental Scientists (Manlius, NY); Emeritus Laura J. and L. Douglas Meredith Professor of Earth Sciences (Syracuse University, NY)

    Fees: 

    • EPOC Members: $200
    • Non-members: $300 (consider joining EPOC at this time to receive the member rate for this program)
    • Gov't Employee/Students: $100


    Course Requirement:

    You must have ability to open and edit Excel spreadsheets on a computer during the webinar.

    Course Description:

    Academic hydrogeologists, unconstrained by time, spend careers doing experiments, field studies, and mathematical exploration to discover new science and engineering and achieve a level of certainty they hope will be “beyond reasonable doubt.” In contrast, practicing hydrogeologists and engineers usually have to adhere to legal standards of proof, being “scientifically more likely than not.” Very detailed information on the subsurface usually is obtained at contaminant sources to be able to remove the most contaminant mass during remediation efforts. But farther away, the scientific certainty of fate, transport, and attenuation unaffected by engineering seldom achieves precision and accuracy better than factors to even an order of magnitude because of unknown subsurface heterogeneities, vertical flow, and aquifer properties.

    Professionals attending this course will gain a better appreciation of the degree to which unknown heterogeneities influence engineering and regulatory decisions, and then be introduced to a comparatively simple hydraulic and then a geochemical technique to evaluate contaminant fate and transport and achieve essentially the same level of certainty as do more complicated methods such as complex numerical modeling using default parameters by necessity.

    Course Agenda:

    • Hour 1: Introduction:
      Why uncertainty proves to be much greater than inferred from local hydraulic testing because of subsurface heterogeneities that control Darcy’s Law. Why do field studies provide limited information and what do geochemical tracer tests show with respect to where groundwater flow paths actually go?

    • Hour 2: Setting the Challenge:
      The major causes of subsurface uncertainty - scale dependency, refraction of flow lines, and nested flow systems.

    • Hour 3: Two examples of Using Simplicity in Analysis within Probable Error Bars of Uncertainty
      a. Hydraulics: How long does it take for airborn PFAS to move from the soil zone to the water table?
      b. Remediation of BTEX: An Unappreciated Effectiveness of Ternary diagrams.

    • Hour 4: Case Studies: Practicing What You Learned
      Q&A Summary and Conclusions.

    Speaker Biography:

    Dr. Donald I. Siegel


    Partner, Independent Environmental Scientists (Manlius, NY); Emeritus Laura J. and L. Douglas Meredith Professor of Earth Sciences (Syracuse University, NY); Hydrologist-Geochemist, U.S Geological Survey; B.S. Geology; University of Rhode Island; MS Geology and Geophysics, The Pennsylvania State University; PhD, Hydrogeology, University of Minnesota. President Geological Society of America (GSA), 2019-2020. Chair of the U.S. National Research Council (NRC) Water Science and Technology Board (2010-2013), Associate Editor for most water related journals, Book Editor for GSA; Fellow American Geophysical Union (AGU), American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and The Geological Society of America (GSA); Birdsall-Dreiss Lectureship, Distinguished Service Award, and O.E. Meinzer Award (Hydrogeology Division, GSA); William Wassertrom Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching, SU); >150 peer reviewed publications on groundwater contamination and groundwater-surface water interactions. Over 100 consulting projects involving hydrocarbons, solvents, hydraulic fracturing, fugitive outdoor and indoor air emissions, PFAS, and toxic elements. Testimony to US Congress, EPA, and United Nations on hydraulic fracturing.

    • Mon, June 30, 2025
    • EPOC LMS Site: 4 CECs for CT LEP program. AVAILABLE NOW AND AT ANY TIME, IGNORE START DATE
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    In Situ Remediation Monitoring Programs: Considerations and Design - On Demand Program

    Location: On-Demand @ EPOC's LMS Site.

    Registration:

    You must first register here (the main event page) before you can have access to the program on the LMS site.

    Instructors: 

    • Lucas Hellerich, PhD, PE, LEP, Woodard & Curran, Inc.
    • Zackary Smith, LEP, Verdantas

    Continuing Education Credits:

    The CT State Board of Examiners of Environmental Professionals (LEP Board) has approved this program as an on-demand distance learning course for 4.0 hours of continuing education credits (CTLEP-504 D). You cannot obtain CT continuing education credits if you have taken the previously offered live EPOC webinar offerings (11/9/20 or 4/16/21), or the MA LSPA webinar offering on 11/10/21 that was issued Course # CTLEP-551W, and claimed it to fulfill your CEC requirements. As posted on CT DEEP's websiteshould a distance learning course be an electronic conversion of a course previously offered as a webinar or in-person course, an LEP cannot take such distance learning course for credit if the LEP has taken the webinar or in-person course for credit unless two biennial periods have passed since the taking the classroom or field course. LEPs must complete an on-demand/distance learning course in its entirety to claim any credit whatsoever, partial credit will not be awarded.

    About this On-Demand Course:

    This program was previously offered as a live webinar on 4/16/21 and is a recording of that event. If you are taking this program for CT continuing education credits (CECs), you must watch the entire program video and will not have option of fast forwarding through any content. You may pause the video and return at any time to finish. After you complete the video, you will then be required to complete an Assessment of Learning test before your CEC form is issued. You must pass the Assessment of Learning test with a minimum score of 70% to complete the class and receive your continuing education credit form.

    Fees: 

    • EPOC Members: $200
    • Non-members: $300 (consider joining EPOC at this time to receive the member rate for this program)
    • Gov't Employee/Students: $100

    Course Description:

    In situ remediation is used to treat numerous contaminants in soil and groundwater through the application of reagents and physio-chemical processes in the subsurface. The performance and effectiveness of in situ remediation technologies are assessed through monitoring of groundwater and other media. Often, monitoring programs are established based on existing well networks and industry rules of thumb. Development of monitoring programs needs to account for the type, scale, and longevity of the applied in situ remediation technology, as well as the conceptual site model. The objectives of this course are to review the effects that different in situ remediation technologies have on soil and groundwater and best practices for monitoring those effects.

    The first part of this course will include a review of in situ remediation technologies and their physio-chemical effects on groundwater systems. The course will then present the concept of a zone of influence for in situ remediation, the influence of the conceptual site model on the zone of influence, and how groundwater geochemical conditions stabilize following an in situ remedy application. Then, design considerations for in situ remediation monitoring programs will be discussed. Several case studies will be presented to illustrate design concepts. Lastly, regulatory requirements for the monitoring of in situ remediation in Connecticut will be reviewed and related back to the design of monitoring programs.

    Course participants will learn how to design monitoring programs for in situ remediation that provide an adequate level of information to understand the effectiveness of the remedy, while providing the ability to address uncertainties of the subsurface. They will learn about the different stages and objectives of monitoring. Further, they will gain an understanding of the range of biogeochemical and physical effects that can occur during implementation of an in situ remedy. Design concepts will be reviewed. Participants will be provided with a framework for selection of design parameters.

    Course Agenda:

    • Introduction and course objectives
    • In situ remediation technologies and effects on groundwater systems
    • Zone of influence for in situ remediation and the conceptual site model
    • Potential issues that occur during in situ remediation
    • Design considerations for in situ remediation monitoring programs
    • Regulatory requirements for in situ remediation monitoring programs

    Instructor's Bios:

    Lucas Hellerich is Practice Leader of remediation engineering for Environmental Remediation Services at Woodard & Curran, with over 20 years of professional experience. He graduated from the University of Connecticut with a Bachelors degree in Civil Engineering, Masters degree in Environmental Engineering, and a Doctoral degree in Environmental Engineering. He is a Connecticut Licensed Environmental Professional and a licensed Professional Engineer in Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island. He is an environmental engineer with experience in remedial process optimization, contaminated site assessment and remediation, exit strategy development, peer review, liability valuation, and achieving regulatory compliance. He provides technical leadership for and supports remediation projects throughout the United States. He has experience conducting treatability and pilot studies and implementing full-scale approaches for in situ remediation technologies, including enhanced aerobic and anaerobic bioremediation, chemical oxidation, chemical reduction, thermal remediation, sequestration, and combined remedies.

    Zackary Smith is a Practice Leader at Verdantas for Environmental Assessment and Remediation. He is also a Connecticut Licensed Environmental Professional (LEP). Mr. Smith supports the technical and business aspects of complex environmental projects and works with project teams, clients, and regulators to develop investigation, remediation, and site closure strategies. Mr. Smith has presented at environmental and scientific conferences on topics related to hydrogeology, environmental site characterization, and remediation. He has also participated in several working groups and technical teams through regulatory and industry organizations. At the time the on-demand course was recorded, Mr. Smith was at Woodard & Curran.

Past Events

Mon, October 21, 2024 EPOC 26th Annual Golf Scholarship Tournament @ TPC River Highlands, Cromwell
Thu, September 26, 2024 EPOC 2024 Annual Dinner Meeting
Wed, June 05, 2024 EPOC / SWEP-CT Spring 2024 Party @ Hops on the Hill
Tue, June 04, 2024 Glacial Geology of Connecticut Illustrated by a Fieldtrip in the Lower Connecticut River Valley - 2nd offering
Mon, June 03, 2024 Glacial Geology of Connecticut Illustrated by a Fieldtrip in the Lower Connecticut River Valley
Wed, May 01, 2024 DEEP Q&A Session on the RSRs and EURs for YEP and those taking LEP Exam
Mon, March 25, 2024 All About PCBs! - YEP Program
Thu, March 07, 2024 Solute Transport Modeling for the Environmental Professional - second offering
Wed, March 06, 2024 Solute Transport Modeling for the Environmental Professional
Tue, January 16, 2024 DEEP Presentation on the draft Release Based Cleanup Regulations (RBCRs)
Tue, January 09, 2024 Application for LEP Exam 101
Mon, October 16, 2023 EPOC 25th Annual Golf Scholarship Tournament @ TPC River Highlands, Cromwell
Thu, October 12, 2023 EPOC 2023 Annual Dinner Meeting
Wed, June 21, 2023 YEP Summer 2023 Social Event - NewSylum Brewing Co
Wed, June 07, 2023 EPOC / SWEP-CT Spring 2023 Party @ Hops on the Hill
Fri, May 19, 2023 ArcGIS Online for the Environmental Professional - offering 3 of 3 for 2023
Thu, May 18, 2023 ArcGIS Online for the Environmental Professional - offering 2 of 3 for 2023
Thu, May 18, 2023 ArcGIS Online for the Environmental Professional - offering 1 of 3 for 2023
Thu, May 04, 2023 LEP Exam Study Group: Contaminant Fate and Transport
Tue, May 02, 2023 Using Simplicity to Address Contaminant Problems Under Conditions of Uncertainty, AKA “Keeping It Simple:” Part II - Live Webinar
Tue, April 18, 2023 LEP Exam Study Group: Remedial Selection and Implementation
Thu, April 06, 2023 LEP Exam Study Group: Nuances of the Wave 2 Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)
Wed, March 29, 2023 Remediation Standard Regulations - Course 2: Groundwater and EURs (in 2 sessions)
Wed, March 22, 2023 Remediation Standard Regulations - Course 1: General Provisions and Soil (in 2 sessions)
Tue, December 06, 2022 Environmental Forensics of Non-Hydrocarbon Chemicals: Survey of Applications, Approaches, Capabilities, and Limitations - Course 2
Tue, November 29, 2022 Environmental Forensics of Hydrocarbon Chemicals: Survey of Applications, Approaches, Capabilities, and Limitations - Course 1
Thu, October 20, 2022 EPOC 2022 Annual Dinner Meeting
Wed, September 28, 2022 EPOC 24th Annual Golf Scholarship Tournament
Thu, September 22, 2022 Bunsen Burners and Beer - YEP Event
Wed, May 25, 2022 EPOC / SWEP-CT Spring Party @ Hops on the Hill
Wed, April 13, 2022 Remediation Standard Regulations 2022: Course 2: Groundwater and EURs (in 2 sessions)
Tue, April 05, 2022 Remediation Standard Regulations 2022: Course 1: General Provisions and Soil (in 2 sessions)
Mon, March 28, 2022 LEP Exam Study Group: Volatilization Issues in Soil and Groundwater: Considerations for Compliance and Mitigation
Fri, March 25, 2022 Introduction to Risk Assessment for Environmental Professionals
Tue, March 22, 2022 LEP Exam Study Group - Site Characterization Guidance Document
Wed, February 23, 2022 LEP Exam Study Group - Connecticut Transfer Act
Tue, January 11, 2022 YEP Event: Guidance for the LEP Exam Application
Wed, October 20, 2021 EPOC 2021 Annual Meeting - Keynote Address from Gordon Binkhorst, Ph.D., Vice President of Global Programs, Pure Earth
Thu, October 07, 2021 Using Simplicity to Address Contaminant Problems Under Conditions of Uncertainty - Live Webinar, 2nd offering
Wed, September 29, 2021 EPOC 23rd Annual Golf Scholarship Tournament
Wed, June 30, 2021 YEP Summer 2021 Social Event - Bad Sons Brewery
Mon, May 10, 2021 Using Simplicity to Address Contaminant Problems Under Conditions of Uncertainty - Live Webinar
Fri, April 16, 2021 In Situ Remediation Monitoring Programs: Considerations and Design - Live Webinar - 2nd offering
Wed, April 14, 2021 Remediation Methods for 1,4-Dioxane - Live Webinar
Fri, April 09, 2021 Successful Air & Vapor Data Collection: Best Practices - Live Webinar
Thu, April 08, 2021 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group: Hydrogeology Review
Wed, March 24, 2021 Groundwater Modeling for the Site Professional – Fundamentals and Applications - Live Webinar
Thu, March 11, 2021 YEP Social Event: Virtual Trivia Night with YEP and LSPA Emerging Professionals
Mon, March 08, 2021 Data Quality Over Quantity: Improving the Value of Legacy Data and Right-sizing Resolution Using Modern Methods - Live Webinar
Mon, March 08, 2021 Putting High-Resolution Data to Work: Targeted Conventional and Multi-Level Monitoring Well Design - Live Webinar
Wed, January 13, 2021 New Year | New Hope - SWEP-CT and EPOC Special Event - Register Now!
Wed, November 18, 2020 Putting High-Resolution Data to Work: Targeted Conventional and Multi-Level Monitoring Well Design - Live Webinar
Mon, November 09, 2020 In Situ Remediation Monitoring Programs: Considerations and Design - Live Webinar
Thu, October 15, 2020 EPOC 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting - Keynote address by David Lehman, Commissioner, Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD)
Thu, October 01, 2020 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs) - Two-day live webinar
Wed, September 16, 2020 Identification and Delineation of NAPL Source Term Using Laser Induced Fluorescence Screening Tools - Live Webinar
Mon, June 15, 2020 PFAS Sampling For Environmental Professionals - Live webinar in two sessions
Thu, April 30, 2020 3rd annual “Evening of Connecticut Environmental Leadership" - CANCELED - TO BE RESCHEDULED
Tue, March 31, 2020 LEP Exam Study Group: Remedial Selection and Implementation
Thu, March 19, 2020 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group – Overview of the Site Characterization Guidance Document
Wed, February 26, 2020 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group – Environmental Land Use Restrictions (ELURs)
Tue, December 10, 2019 4th Annual SWEP-CT / EPOC Holiday Party
Fri, November 08, 2019 PFAS Sampling For Environmental Professionals
Wed, November 06, 2019 YEP Technical Event: The CT Property Transfer Act - Overview and Recent Changes
Wed, October 16, 2019 Sampling Domestic Wells for Contamination: Overcoming Concentration Averaging Issues - 2nd offering
Thu, September 19, 2019 YEP Social Event: Fall Brewery Social
Wed, September 11, 2019 EPOC 2019 Annual Dinner Meeting - Keynote address by Betsey Wingfield, CT DEEP
Tue, August 13, 2019 YEP Technical Event: PFAS Primer for the Young Professional
Wed, June 26, 2019 EPOC 22nd Annual Golf Scholarship Tournament
Wed, June 19, 2019 EPOC Yard Goats Game Night at 1st Base Party Deck
Tue, April 30, 2019 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group – Nuances of the RSRs
Tue, April 30, 2019 Air and Soil Gas Sample Collection and Analysis: How to Collect Relevant & Representative Data
Thu, April 25, 2019 YEP Technical Event: Drilling Overview and Field Demonstration
Tue, April 23, 2019 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group: Hydrogeology Review
Fri, April 12, 2019 Application of Flexible Liner Underground Technologies (FLUTe) in Groundwater Contaminant Investigations
Wed, April 10, 2019 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group: Remedial Selection and Implementation
Tue, April 09, 2019 2nd annual “Evening of Connecticut Environmental Leadership"
Thu, April 04, 2019 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)
Wed, March 27, 2019 Horizontal Remediation Wells Workshop
Tue, March 26, 2019 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group: NAPL - Specifics and Environmental Fate
Wed, March 13, 2019 Sampling Domestic Wells for Contamination: Overcoming Concentration Averaging Issues
Thu, February 28, 2019 YEP Social Event: Winter Brewery Social, Alvarium Brewery, New Britain
Tue, February 26, 2019 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group – Overview of the Site Characterization Guidance Document
Thu, February 14, 2019 Remediation of Heavy Metals Using Insitu Approaches That Combines Multiple Mechanisms
Thu, February 14, 2019 ISCO/ISCR Permeable Reactive Barrier (PRBs) to Prevent Migration of Contaminant Plumes
Wed, January 16, 2019 Introduction to New England Hydrogeology - 2nd offering
Thu, December 13, 2018 3rd Annual SWEP-CT / EPOC Holiday Party
Thu, December 06, 2018 Becoming an LEP Informational Event
Tue, December 04, 2018 Verifications and Audits - 2nd offering
Thu, November 29, 2018 Common (and not so common) Legal and Technical Issues Involving the Transfer Act - 2nd offering
Wed, November 14, 2018 Introduction to New England Hydrogeology
Thu, November 01, 2018 Common (and not so common) Legal and Technical Issues Involving the Transfer Act
Thu, October 25, 2018 YEP Social Event: Fall Brewery Social
Mon, September 24, 2018 EPOC 2018 Annual Dinner Meeting - Keynote address by Jan Czeczotka, CT DEEP
Thu, July 26, 2018 YEP Social Event: Summer Brewery Social
Wed, June 27, 2018 EPOC 21st Annual Golf Scholarship Tournament
Fri, June 22, 2018 Laboratory Data Quality Assessment and Data Usability Evaluation for Environmental Investigation and Remediation Projects
Thu, June 21, 2018 YEP Event: Professional Development with Sean Rigsby, CPC
Tue, June 12, 2018 Yard Goats Game Night at 3rd Base Party Deck
Fri, June 08, 2018 Rapid Design and Analysis of Groundwater Remediation Systems - 2nd offering
Tue, June 05, 2018 Low Flow Sampling and Hydraulic Conductivity Analysis
Fri, June 01, 2018 Rapid Design and Analysis of Groundwater Remediation Systems
Thu, May 24, 2018 YEP Technical Event: Petroleum Hydrocarbon Chemistry for Environmental Professionals
Wed, May 16, 2018 YEP - Bowling Night
Thu, April 26, 2018 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group – Nuances in Applying the RSRs
Wed, April 04, 2018 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group – Environmental Land Use Restrictions
Thu, March 29, 2018 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)
Thu, March 22, 2018 An Evening with Gina McCarthy at the Connecticut Science Center
Mon, March 19, 2018 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group – Ins and Outs of LEP Ethics- A Discussion on Professional Responsibility
Thu, February 22, 2018 YEP Event: LEP Exam Study Group - CT Transfer Act
Thu, January 11, 2018 YEP Holiday Party
Thu, December 07, 2017 SWEP CT / EPOC 2nd Annual Holiday Party
Tue, November 14, 2017 YEP Event: Guidance for the LEP Exam Application
Mon, October 23, 2017 YEP Workshop: QC and Cocktails
Wed, October 18, 2017 Dissolved Oxygen Alteration Method for Fractured Bedrock Wellbore Flow Characterization
Thu, September 28, 2017 EPOC 2017 Annual Meeting at Dunkin' Donuts Park
Thu, September 14, 2017 Verifications and Audits
Tue, August 22, 2017 EPOC - Yard Goats Game Night at Picnic Pavilion
Wed, July 12, 2017 YEP Technical Event: The Biogeochemical Toolbox - Enhancing Natural Remedial Processes
Wed, June 28, 2017 EPOC 20th Annual Golf Scholarship Tournament
Wed, June 21, 2017 Bunsen Burners and Beer - YEP Event
Tue, May 09, 2017 Laboratory Data Quality Assessment and Data Usability Evaluation for Environmental Investigation and Remediation Projects
Thu, May 04, 2017 What LEPs Should Know About the Transfer Act
Wed, May 03, 2017 LEP Exam Study Group Session: Hydrology Review
Mon, May 01, 2017 Contaminant Fate and Transport Processes - 4th offering
Fri, April 28, 2017 Ground Water Quality and Geochemistry
Wed, April 26, 2017 YEP Technical Event: Conceptual Site Modeling Process - Part 2, Integrating Data Quality Objectives
Thu, April 13, 2017 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)
Wed, April 12, 2017 YEP Annual Membership Meeting at Stoney Creek Brewery
Thu, April 06, 2017 Contaminant Fate and Transport Processes - 3rd offering
Wed, April 05, 2017 Dissolved Oxygen Alteration Method for Fractured Bedrock Wellbore Flow Characterization
Thu, March 23, 2017 Contaminant Fate and Transport Processes - 2nd offering
Wed, March 22, 2017 YEP Technical Event: Conceptual Site Modeling Process - Part 1
Thu, March 02, 2017 Contaminant Fate and Transport Processes
Thu, February 23, 2017 LEP Exam Study Group Session: NAPL - Specifics and Environmental Fate
Mon, December 05, 2016 SWEP CT / EPOC Holiday Party
Thu, November 03, 2016 In-Situ Thermal Remediation at the SRSNE Superfund Site (2nd offering)
Wed, November 02, 2016 In-Situ Thermal Remediation at the SRSNE Superfund Site
Thu, October 20, 2016 Sonic Drilling Overview and Field Demonstration (Repeat - 2nd offering)
Wed, October 19, 2016 Sonic Drilling Overview and Field Demonstration
Thu, September 29, 2016 EPOC 2016 Annual Dinner Meeting - Keynote Presentation: Water for Rome: Past and Present
Mon, September 26, 2016 Pneumatic Slug Test Field Course
Tue, July 26, 2016 YEP Social Event - Summer 2016
Wed, June 15, 2016 EPOC 19th Annual Golf Scholarship Tournament - WED., JUNE 15th
Thu, June 02, 2016 EPOC 2.0 - Membership Meeting at Stoney Creek Brewery
Tue, May 24, 2016 Understanding Indoor Vapor Intrusion Pathway - repeat offering (4th)
Thu, May 19, 2016 Connecticut Geology Review: Bedrock Tectonic History, Understanding Glacial Deposition and a Related Field Excursion - REPEAT OFFERING (4th)
Tue, May 17, 2016 Connecticut Geology Review: Bedrock Tectonic History, Understanding Glacial Deposition and a Related Field Excursion - REPEAT OFFERING (3rd)
Tue, May 10, 2016 Design and Application of In-Situ Treatment Technologies
Thu, April 07, 2016 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)
Wed, April 06, 2016 Understanding Indoor Vapor Intrusion Pathway - repeat offering (3rd)
Tue, March 22, 2016 EPOC Young Environmental Professionals' Group (YEP) Meeting at City Steam Brewery Cafe, Hartford
Thu, February 04, 2016 Understanding Indoor Vapor Intrusion Pathway - repeat offering
Tue, February 02, 2016 Understanding Indoor Vapor Intrusion Pathway
Tue, December 01, 2015 Becoming an LEP Informational Event
Thu, October 15, 2015 Environmental Land Use Restrictions - Advanced Case Studies - repeat offering
Tue, September 29, 2015 Special Event: Alan Weisman, author, professor and journalist to speak at EPOC Annual Dinner Meeting on September 29th - Register today!
Wed, September 16, 2015 Rescheduled: EPOC 18th Annual Golf Scholarship/Grant Tournament - WED., SEPT. 16th
Thu, June 04, 2015 Evening Technical Meeting: In-Situ Thermal Remediation at a Major Multi-PRP CERCLA Site
Wed, May 20, 2015 EPOC Young Environmental Professionals' Group (YEP) Meeting at City Steam Brewery Cafe, Hartford
Thu, May 14, 2015 Practical Applications of Petroleum Hydrocarbon Chemistry
Thu, May 07, 2015 Connecticut Geology Review: Bedrock Tectonic History, Understanding Glacial Deposition and a Related Field Excursion - SECOND OFFERING
Tue, May 05, 2015 Connecticut Geology Review: Bedrock Tectonic History, Understanding Glacial Deposition and a Related Field Excursion
Mon, April 27, 2015 Understanding ProUCL and Use of the 95% UCL to Demonstrate Compliance with RSR Criteria
Thu, April 09, 2015 Environmental Land Use Restrictions - Advanced Case Studies
Wed, March 25, 2015 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)
Thu, March 05, 2015 Conceptual Site Modeling and the Data Quality Objectives Approach
Thu, January 22, 2015 "EPOC 2015: What We Are, and What We Can Be" Membership Meeting at City Steam Brewery Cafe, Hartford
Thu, November 13, 2014 How the Legislative and Regulatory Processes Work in Connecticut
Thu, September 18, 2014 Special Event: Dan Fagin, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Toms River" to speak at EPOC Annual Dinner Meeting on September 18th - Register today!
Mon, June 16, 2014 EPOC 17th Annual Golf Scholarship/Grant Tournament - MONDAY, JUNE 16th
Wed, June 11, 2014 Direct Push Methods for Groundwater Sampling to Support High Resolution Site Characterization - 2nd offering
Tue, June 10, 2014 Direct Push Methods for Groundwater Sampling to Support High Resolution Site Characterization
Wed, April 02, 2014 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs) - 2014 - 2nd offering
Thu, March 20, 2014 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs) - 2014 - 1st offering
Tue, January 07, 2014 Clearing Up the Confusion about the New ASTM E1527-13
Wed, November 20, 2013 A Short Course in Contaminated Fractured Rock Hydrogeology and Geophysics - second offering
Tue, November 19, 2013 A Short Course in Contaminated Fractured Rock Hydrogeology and Geophysics
Wed, October 30, 2013 LNAPL Mass, Mobility and Recoverability Evaluation
Thu, September 26, 2013 EPOC 2013 Annual Dinner Meeting - September 26th - Special catering by City Steam Brewery AND LIVE MUSIC by "Off the Clock"
Mon, June 10, 2013 EPOC 16th Annual Golf Scholarship/Grant Tournament
Mon, May 20, 2013 CBA/EPOC/CT-SWEP Dinner Meeting: A Mock Negotiation of A Sale of Contaminated Property
Thu, May 09, 2013 Professionalism and Professional Ethics for LEPs and LSPs
Thu, April 11, 2013 2D and 3D Environmental Data Visualization
Wed, April 10, 2013 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs) - 2nd offering Spring 2013
Thu, April 04, 2013 PCBs Regulatory Overview for Connecticut
Tue, March 19, 2013 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)
Thu, January 24, 2013 Evening Technical Presentation: POTENTIAL FALSE POSITIVES IN VOLATILE PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS (VPH) ANALYTICAL METHODS – THE EFFECT OF NON-TARGET COMPOUNDS ON ENVIRONMENTAL DECISION MAKING
Thu, November 29, 2012 A Short Course in Hydrogeological Applications of Environmental Geophysics - 2nd offering
Thu, November 08, 2012 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
Thu, September 13, 2012 EPOC 2012 Annual Dinner Meeting - Keynote: Current Topics and Trends in Risk Assessment
Thu, June 21, 2012 Expedited/High Resolution Site Assessment Using MIP and HPT Logging Technology - REPEAT, SECOND OFFERING
Wed, June 20, 2012 Expedited/High Resolution Site Assessment Using MIP and HPT Logging Technology Course
Mon, June 18, 2012 EPOC Scholarship/Environmental Grant Golf Tournament - SIGN-UP TODAY!
Wed, April 25, 2012 A Short Course in Hydrogeological Applications of Environmental Geophysics
Tue, March 20, 2012 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)
Thu, January 12, 2012 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
Tue, November 29, 2011 EPOC / CT Bar Association (CBA) Dinner Meeting - REGISTER NOW!
Tue, November 01, 2011 Technical and Regulatory Issues Associated with In Situ Remediation Technologies - 3rd offering
Thu, October 27, 2011 CT DEEP Updates
Thu, September 15, 2011 EPOC 2011 Annual Dinner Meeting - September 15, 2011 - CT DEEP Commissioner Daniel Esty - Keynote speaker
Thu, May 19, 2011 Technical and Regulatory Issues Associated with In Situ Remediation Technologies - 2nd offering
Tue, May 10, 2011 Technical and Regulatory Issues Associated with In Situ Remediation Technologies
Thu, March 31, 2011 CT Remediation Standard Regulations (RSRs)
Wed, March 16, 2011 GIS Applications for Environmental Professionals
Tue, February 15, 2011 Demolition, Remediation Waste, and Deconstruction: Environmental Requirements and Current Trends - 2nd Offering
Thu, January 20, 2011 Directional Drilling Technologies
Tue, January 11, 2011 Demolition, Remediation Waste, and Deconstruction: Environmental Requirements and Current Trends
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