Date: May 13, 2026 Time: 10:00am-12:00pm Location: Virtual via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Instructors:
Alexander J Saltzman, LSRP
French & Parrello
Daniel Nuzzetti
OBAR Systems
Moderator
Michael Klaser
Apex Companies
Course Description:
Strengthen your expertise in vapor intrusion assessment and mitigation with this focused, practice oriented course built around the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s (NJDEP) current requirements. This training blends essential theory with real world implementation strategies to help you confidently manage vapor intrusion challenges from start to finish. Participants will learn how to plan and execute vapor intrusion investigations, conduct diagnostic testing, and design and install mitigation systems using industry best practices.
What you’ll gain:
A clear understanding of vapor intrusion fundamentals
Guidance on investigation planning and diagnostic testing
Strategies for effective system design and installation
Best practices for successful mitigation
Real world insights through case studies
This practical training is designed to elevate your technical capabilities and enhance the quality and efficiency of your vapor intrusion projects.
Credits:
LSRP: 2.0 Technical (NJSRPLB #2025-058)
Professional Engineer: 2.0 CPCs
NY Professional Engineer & Geologist: 2.0 PDHs
NJ Attorney: 2.4 CLEs (Pending)*
*This program is pending approval by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for 2.4 hours of total CLE credit.
Registration Fees:
$110 LSRPA Members (with CEC Certificate)
$ 60 LSRPA Members (no CEC Certificate**
$210 Non-Members (with CEC Certificate)
$110 Non-Member (no CEC Certificate)**
**Note: If you register for this course at the “No CEC Certificate” rate, you are not eligible to receive a certificate at a later date.
Battle of the Bands Is Open for Registration & Sponsorships
Join us for a high-energy evening showcasing the incredible musical talents of your colleagues. Get ready for heart-pounding rhythms, unforgettable performances, and a little friendly competition that will have you cheering for more.
Whether you're a devoted music fan or simply looking for a fun and memorable night out, this is the ultimate showdown of talent and passion.
Take the spotlight as a Battle of the Bands sponsor with BCONE, NJSWEP, and LSRPA and connect your brand with a dynamic, highly engaged audience. Proceeds from the event support the scholarship programs of each organization — making your sponsorship both impactful and meaningful.
Topic: ISRA: Back to the Basics Date: May 19, 2026 Time: 8:00am – 9:30am Location: Online via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Patrick T Mottola, Esq.
Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomassi
Description:
Since December 31, 1983, when it began as the Environmental Cleanup Responsibility Act (ECRA), the Industrial Site Recovery Act (ISRA) has been one of New Jersey’s most influential environmental remediation laws. Time for a refresh?
This regulatory roundtable presentation is designed to help environmental practitioners understand the core regulatory and administrative requirements for ISRA compliance and avoid common pitfalls.
Topics Covered:
ISRA Applicable Industrial Establishments and Triggering Events
Topic: Capping of Volatile Organics to Address the Migration to Groundwater Pathway
Date: June 2, 2026 Time: 8:00am – 9:30am Location: Online via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Instructor:
Michael Poland, PE, LSRP
Poland Environmental Consulting
Moderator: TBD
Description:
This 90-minute session reviews NJDEP guidance on the use of capping as a remedial option for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) impacting the Migration to Groundwater (MGW) pathway. The presentation covers the regulatory framework behind the policy change allowing VOC capping, cap design and material considerations, and the requirement to remove free and residual product before capping.
Additional topics include:
Site scenarios with and without groundwater contamination
Soil vapor screening levels and sampling requirements
Vertical separation considerations for petroleum contamination
The documentation required for NJDEP review.
The session concludes with a Q&A discussion on implementation and best practices.
Continuing Education Credits:
LSRPs –1.0 Regulatory and 0.5 Technical CECs (NJSRPLB Course #2026-021)
NJ Professional Engineers – 1.5 CPCs
NY Professional Engineers and Geologists – 1.5 PDHs
NJ Attorneys – 1.8 CLEs (PENDING)*
*This program is pending approval by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for 1.8 hours of total CLE credit.
Registration Fees:
$ 55 - LSRPA Members (with CEC Certificate)
$ 30 - LSRPA Members (without CEC Certificate**)
$105 - Non-Members (with CEC Certificate)
$ 80 - Non-Members (without CEC Certificate**)
**Note: If you register for this course at the “No CEC Certificate” rate, you are not eligible to receive a certificate at a later date.
Date: June 9, 2026 Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm Location: Online via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Instructors:
Candace Baker, LSRP
GEI Consultants
Rebecca K Hollender, LSRP
TRC Environmental Corp.
Sonya Y Ward, LSRP
Tetra Tech, Inc.
Wanda Chin Monahan, Esq.
Law Offices of
Wanda Chin Monahan, LLC
Description:
This comprehensive 2-hour course provides environmental professionals with a practical and well-supported framework for exercising professional judgment when remediating sites in New Jersey. Participants will examine the regulatory foundation established by the Site Remediation Reform Act (SRRA 2.0), recent policy direction from the New Jersey Site Remediation Professional Licensing Board, and compliance expectations of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
The program explores:
The definition and limits of professional judgment and the applicable professional standard of care.
The hierarchy of statute, regulation, and guidance — and when deviation is appropriate.
The intersection of professional judgment and sound risk management practices
Setting client expectations while operating in “risk management mode.”
What constitutes malpractice in the remediation context.
How to properly document the use of Professional Judgment during RI/RA/RAP phases.
Variances from regulations, deviations from guidance, and reliance on other consultants’ work.
Practical application through real-world case studies.
Ideal for LSRPs, environmental consultants, and compliance professionals seeking to strengthen sound decision-making, improve documentation practices, and reduce professional liability exposure.
Credits:
LSRP: 2.0 Regulatory (NJSRPLB #2026-017)
Professional Engineer: 2.0 CPCs
NY Professional Engineer & Geologist: 2.0 PDHs
NJ Attorney: 2.4 CLEs*
*This program is pending approval by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for 2.4 hours of total CLE credit.
Registration Fees:
$110 LSRPA Members (with CEC Certificate)
$60 LSRPA Members (no CEC Certificate)**
$210 Non-Members (with CEC Certificate)
$110 Non-Member (no CEC Certificate)**
**Note: If you register for this course at the “No CEC Certificate” rate, you are not eligible to receive a certificate at a later date.
All Response Action Outcomes (RAOs) are Not Created Equal
Date: July 14, 2026 Time: 8:00am – 9:30am Location: Online via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Instructors:
Mary Kay Morelli-DeRose, LSRP
GZA
Melissa Clarke, Esq.
Saul Ewing LLP
David Morris, LSRP, CHMM, LIEC
Tectonic Engineering
Description:
Navigating the complexities of Response Action Outcome (RAO) documents is critical for environmental professionals, attorneys, and persons responsible for remediation in New Jersey. This presentation will be an interactive round table discussion between LSRPs and an Environmental Attorney regarding the different RAO types, the role of the RAO covenant not to sue in litigation, including Natural Resource Damage (NRD) cases, and examining how different RAO types can impact property transactions throughout the state. A representative from NJDEP | Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment Program will also be joining the round table and will provide some insight as to the best practices for RAO submittals.
To ensure robust discussions and full engagement, registered attendees are encouraged to provide questions in advance on any issues you would like to see discussed as they relate to RAOs and property transactions in New Jersey. Please send questions to Tina Layre - tlayre@lsrpa.org
