Free Webinar: Lead in Water Testing Case Studies for NY Schools

When lead results come back elevated, schools need a plan, not panic. Our free Dec. 1 webinar walks NY school staff through real cases and practical next steps.

Tuesday, December 1 at 10:00 AM

New York's public and charter schools have clear obligations when it comes to lead in drinking water. Knowing the regulations is one thing. Knowing what to do when results come back elevated is another.

Join Christina Bridge, MHS, Director of Environmental Services, Capital Region at Enviroscience Consultants, for a free interactive webinar designed specifically for New York school staff. Christina previously managed New York State's Lead in School Drinking Water Program for the Department of Health, so she brings direct experience with both the rules and the real-world situations schools face.

What to expect

The session will open with a brief overview of the topic and the regulations. From there, Christina will shift into a case study format, working through scenarios that schools commonly encounter:

• 1 to 3 elevated results from one type of fixture

• Multiple elevated results from multiple types of fixtures

• What to do if the problem returns after initial response

This interactive approach gives attendees a practical, applicable perspective rather than a repeat of basic informational content.

Who should attend

All New York public and charter school staff, including facilities, health and safety, and administrative personnel.

Details

• Date: Tuesday, December 1

• Time: 10:00 AM

• Cost: Free

• Register: Click Here

Learn more

To read more about our work with schools, visit our education and schools environmental services page or our lead in drinking water for schools' page. You can also explore our full training calendar and browse additional news and updates.

Questions before the webinar? Contact us any time.

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