Water Treatment - Common New Jersey Contaminants and Their Solutions
March 01, 2026
New Jersey Environmental Health Association (NJEHA)
HTTPS://WWW.NJEHA.ORG
Location
Tropicana Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City
Contact Information
Virginia Wheatley
609-826-4935
609-826-4992
virginia.wheatley@doh.nj.gov
Public Health Core Competency Domain Information
N/A
Credits and Continuing Education Units
Public Health CE#22784: 1.50 hour(s)
Description
This seminar will present the most common contaminants that occur in New Jersey groundwater, focusing on contaminants that affect drinking water in private wells. It will also discuss how to interpret water test results. This seminar will discuss the most common water treatment solutions used today to remove/reduce those contaminants to meet the NJ drinking water standards.
Agenda/Additional Information
This class is one of many sessions presented during the NJEHA 3-day conference, March 1-3, 2026 held at the Tropicana Hotel, Atlantic City, NJ. Registration for one day or three days is available. Total CEUs awarded depend on the number of sessions attended. For registration information and details, see our website at http://WWW.NJEHA.ORG
Presenters
Benjamin Primost, Pickwick Well Drilling, Inc
Target Audience(s)
Academic - Student
Health Officer
Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS)
Inspector (non-REHS)
Nurse
Other
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