Mastering 18E: New NC Rules and Regulations

A Series of Workshops on the 18E Rules and Other Regulatory Changes

This dynamic class series offers a series of workshops focused on regulatory changes in the onsite wastewater industry, including the new 18E rules and other amendments to general statutes. The program is designed to provide up-to-date information on regulatory changes and their implications for regulators, designers, operators, inspectors, installers, and other onsite wastewater professionals. Attendees can choose to participate in general update classes or specific sections that cover the new rules in their entirety, depending on their needs and interests.

Agenda

General Update on Rules and Regulations

  • Overview of recent regulatory changes, including the 18E Rules

  • Implications for the onsite wastewater industry

  • Strategies for adapting to new regulations

Introduction to the 18E Rules

  • Purpose and applicability

  • Key changes and their impacts

  • Terminology and definitions

In-Depth Exploration of the 18E Rules (Individual Modules)

  • Each module will cover a specific section of the 18E Rules

  • Topics include permitting, site evaluation, design, installation, operation, maintenance, inspections, and enforcement

Modules can be attended individually or as a complete series

  • Introduction to the 18E Rules and General Provisions

  • Overview of the 18E Rules

  • Purpose and applicability

  • Definitions and terminology

Permitting Process and Requirements

  • Types of permits and applications

  • Review and approval process

  • Permit modifications and renewals

Site Evaluation and Soil Classification

  • Soil and site evaluation procedures

  • Soil classification and mapping

  • Groundwater and surface water protection

System Design and Sizing

  • Design standards and criteria for various systems

  • System selection based on site conditions

  • Sizing requirements and calculations

Installation and Construction Standards

  • Material selection and handling

  • Installation best practices and techniques

  • Inspection and testing during construction

Operation, Maintenance, and Monitoring

  • System operation requirements

  • Maintenance schedules and procedures

  • Monitoring and reporting obligations

Inspections, Compliance, and Enforcement

  • Inspection procedures and checklists for various stakeholders

  • Compliance documentation and recordkeeping

  • Enforcement actions and penalties

Need-to-Know Items for Onsite Wastewater Professionals

  • Highlighting critical changes and their impact on different stakeholder groups

  • Strategies for adapting to the new rules

  • Resources for staying informed and up-to-date

Practical Applications and Case Studies

  • Real-life examples of projects under the new rules

  • Common challenges and their solutions

  • Group discussions and experience sharing

Other Regulatory Changes and General Statute Amendments

  • Overview of additional regulatory changes impacting the onsite wastewater industry

  • Amendments to general statutes and their implications

  • Strategies for compliance and staying informed

Practical Applications and Case Studies

  • Real-life examples of projects under the new regulations

  • Common challenges and their solutions

  • Group discussions and experience sharing

Note: The content of each class/module may vary to accommodate the diverse needs and interests of attendees, but all topics covered will be directly related to the regulatory changes, ensuring participants gain a comprehensive understanding of the new regulations and their implications for the onsite wastewater industry. Classes can be attended individually or as a complete series, depending on the needs and interests of the attendees.

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