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EPA816-C-06-001 (English) or
EPA876-C-06-003 (Spanish) and the name of
the CD: EPA's Interactive Sampling Guide
for Drinking Water System Operators.
SAMPLING PROCEDURES COVERED:
• IOC - Cyanide
• IOC - Metals
• IOC - Non-Metals
• Lead & Copper
• Radionuclides
• Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds (SVOC)
• SOC - Carbamates
• SOC - Diquat
• SOC - Herbicides
• SOC -Volatile Fumigants
• Total Coliform
• Total Nitrate
• TTHM/HAA5
• Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)
CASE STUDY TOPICS:
• Banneker-Iron/Manganese
• Espanola -VOC
• Great Falls - VOC
• Missoula - SVOC
* Nokesville - Total Nitrate
• Middleburg - Bacteriological
• Waterford - Lead & Copper
EN ESPANOL:
Este CD esta tambien disponible en espanol.
Solicite la version en espanol al ordenar.
EPA'S
INTERACTIVE
SAMPLING GUIDE
FOR DRINKING WftTER
SYSTEM OPERATORS
O
Office of Water (4606M)
EPA816-F-06-013
April 2006
ORDER YOUR CD TODAY!
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THIS CD IS AN INVALUABLE RESOURCE FOR ANY SYSTEM OPERATOR • ON THIS CD YOU WILL FIND:
SAMPLING GUIDE
This section of the CD is to help
you in answering that age-old
question of "How do I collect that
type of sample?". To ensure that
you are performing the proper
sampling technique, we have
compiled several general
sampling procedures for you to
follow. You can either watch and learn from a video, or you can
choose to download a PowerPoint presentation to your local
computer with the same information.
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CASE STUDIES
Contaminants can be detected
within a water system at any given
time and sometimes without
warning. The key to success, once
a contaminant is identified, is
knowing how to establish a plan
to protect your consumers and
eliminate or minimize the
contaminant. These case studies cover a variety of different types of
contamination from real public drinking water systems. See how
several small water systems successfully dealt with these contaminants.
EPfl'S INTERACTIVE SAMPLING GUIDE FOR DRINKING WATER SYSTEM OPERATORS
RULE WIZARD
The EPA has developed an online
tool that enables you to determine
the federal monitoring
requirements for public drinking
water systems as they relate to
your system's size, water source,
and treatment. Please note that
you must be connecfed to the
internet to access the Rule Wizard.
change
s. CONTAMINANT LIST
This is a listing of contaminants
based on the National Primary
Drinking Water Regulations. These
primary standards have been
established to protect public health
by limiting the levels of
contaminants in drinking water.
Use the on-screen controls to
pages, zoom and print the list.
Order your copy of this CD today at http://www.epa.gov/ncepihom
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