EHT0905 - Assessing Risks to Public Health from Contamination

$15.00

Assessing the Risks to Public Health from Contamination in Potable Wells Using the Geographic Information System (GIS)

Speaker: Bob Vincent
NEHA Approved CE Credit Hours: 1.0

The Well Surveillance Program at the Florida Department of Health (DOH) locates risk sources of anthropogenic contamination and surrounding potable wells using global positioning system (GPS) equipment.  Potable wells identified in a GPS survey are sampled and the water analyzed by the DOH's Jacksonville Laboratory for volatile organic compounds, pesticides, nitrates, arsenic and other potential groundwater contaminants.


  • Purchase of this course includes streaming video of a live presentation that combines speaker, PowerPoint slides and audience interaction in an informative and enjoyable educational experience, all viewable from your computer over the internet (300 kbs or higher recommended).  Course completion certificate downloadable after completing a short online quiz.

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