Program description:
How do you share information about “Forever Chemicals” with your customers when they learn their water system has become contaminated? With over 5,000 variants, “PFAS” is the most often used, yet misunderstood phrase.

As a contractor, you have a well-established and trusted relationship with your customers. You need to understand how to share PFAS information with your customer and educate them on possible steps they may need to pursue in the event of a PFAS detection. This offering provides you with a better understanding of PFAS and how you can inform customers, as well as how state associations can serve as resources.

State-specific CEU recognition: 

• Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control – 1 contact hour
• Florida Water Well Contractors Continuing Education Program — 1 hour (expires 11/1/2023)
• Georgia Water Well Standards Advisory Council — 1 hour
• Indiana Department of Natural Resources — 1 hour for well driller and pump installer
• Iowa Department of Natural Resources — 1 CEU for well driller and pump installer
• Louisiana Department of Natural Resources — 1 credit hour
• Maryland State Board of Well Drillers — 1 credit hour
• Minnesota Department of Health — 1 contact hour
• Montana Board of Water Well Contractors —1 CE
• New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services — 1 hour
• New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection — 1 CEP
• New Mexico Office of the State Engineer — 1 hour
• North Dakota State Water Commission — 1 CEC
• Oklahoma Water Resources Board — 1 CEU
• South Dakota Water Rights Program — 1 CEC
• Tennessee Division of Water Supply — 1 CE
• Washington Department of Ecology — 0.5 CEUs
• Wyoming State Engineer’s Office — 1 CPC