This will be the first time these courses are held in Hawaii.
Space is limited and there is a charge for the courses.
The training course will also provide detailed information related to identifying, classifying and permitting industrial users. People attending the course are requested to bring calculators since some of the exercises require calculation of permit limits. The course is designed a recommended for environmental professionals responsible for developing and implementing the Pretreatment Program at the local level, including engineers, waste haulers or commercial dischargers such as laundromat owners, service stations or paint shops. The purpose of the training course is to present an approach that can be used by POTWs and sewer utilities as a point of departure for developing and implementing their own site-specific oil and grease control program. These programs will assist operators in preventing or eliminating the entry of oil and grease into the wastewater system, which is a major contributor to raw sewage spills.