April 15th
10:00am - 12:00pm
Virtual Platform
10:00am - 12:00pm
Virtual Platform
Did you know that Concrete washout water or washwater has a pH of almost 12, while Drano, the liquid drain cleaner, has a pH of 13.5?
Concrete washout or washwater is a caustic and corrosive liquid that causes great damage to the environment. Many states and local jurisdictions have adopted regulations to ensure that washwater is safely disposed.
Our webinar will help you take control of your process and protect your operations and the environment at the same time. You will hear from
regulators and industry experts on the best practices for managing washwater.
Attendees are able to earn Professional Development Hours (PDH's).
Concrete washout or washwater is a caustic and corrosive liquid that causes great damage to the environment. Many states and local jurisdictions have adopted regulations to ensure that washwater is safely disposed.
Our webinar will help you take control of your process and protect your operations and the environment at the same time. You will hear from
regulators and industry experts on the best practices for managing washwater.
Attendees are able to earn Professional Development Hours (PDH's).
RegistrationThis webinar is free, however registration is mandatory.
Agenda10:oo-11:00am
Concrete Washout: Regulations, Violations & Impacts to the Environment Ryan Wuest - Hamilton County Department of Public Health Matt Wooten, SD-1
Roles of the Concrete Industry and Producers Jordan Bailey, Irving Materials, Inc. (imi) Brett Ruffing, Kentucky Concrete Association Olivia Maltry, Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District Aaron Habig, Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District
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