Learn How to Conduct Effective Field Sampling

Learn quality assurance and control procedures in a

four-hour self-paced course

Effective Environmental Field Sampling and Data Collection

January 8 - February 9, 2024 | Online | Four hours Self-Paced | $195

Whether you're new to the environmental field or simply need a refresher on field sampling and data collection, the Effective Environmental Field Sampling and Data Collection course is for you.

This course is designed to equip project managers, supervisors, and senior-level consultants with the tools and knowledge they need to provide their organizations with reliable data. It is particularly useful for those responsible for soil, groundwater, and surface water sampling. Additionally, we'll explore common challenges and how to overcome them when collecting data effectively.

Featured Topics

Field workplans
Quality Assurance Protection Plans (QAPPs) and Field Sampling Procedures Manual
Compliance with the Technical Requirements for Site Remediation (Tech Rules, 7:26E et seq.) — Soil, Ground Water, and Surface Water Sampling Techniques
Field observations, data recording, and the importance of relaying critical information to key decision makers (i.e., NJ LSRPs)

Join us in this January to learn more. Register today!

Please Note: This course is an introductory/refresher course. Advanced skills and concepts will not be covered.

Continuing Education Credits:

This self-paced online course is approved for the following continuing education credits:

NJ Drinking Water and Wastewater Operators: 4 TCHs

NJ Health Officers and REHS: 3.5 NJ CEs

NJ Licensed Site Remediation Professionals (LSRP): 4 Technical CECs

NJ Professional Engineers: 4 CPC Credits

NJ Well Drillers and Pump Installers: 3.5 Technical/Industry CEPs

For the latest credit information, visit our website.

Meet Your Instructors:

Course Coordinator

Z. John Zingis, Jr., LSRP

With more than 30 years of experience in the environmental field, Mr. Zingis has participated in all environmental investigations, including assessing soil and/or groundwater contamination, characterizing groundwater contaminants and flow direction, assessing sensitive environmental receptors, and more. Read more about Mr. Zingis's background on our website.

Additional Instructors

Paula MacRae, LSRP, P.G.

Paula MacRae has more than 30 years of hands-on experience in the field and has recently retired from Oweis Engineering Inc. as a Senior Geologist. Ms. MacRae has worked on environmental site remediation, groundwater resources, and geotechnical engineering-related projects, worked as an environmental technician, and served as director of Phase Contrast Microscopy Laboratory for an asbestos abatement firm. Read more about Ms. MacRae's background on our website.

Shari Kondrup, Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority

Ms. Kondrup has more than 30 years’ experience in environmental sampling between private consulting firms and public agencies. She currently works for the Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority, where she has been instrumental in developing the surface water sampling program of the Metedeconk River Watershed, data management of source water quality parameters, and public education on water resources.