Date: June 25, 2026 Time: 9:00am-10:30am Location: Online via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Instructors:
Michelle Bouwman, LSRP
Verdantas
Tim Negley, Sr. Consultant
Verdantas
Nick Rose, Sr. Consultant
Verdantas
Moderator
Alexander J Saltzman, LSRP
French & Parrello
Description:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping how environmental professionals investigate and remediate contaminated sites. This course provides a grounded, practical look at how AI tools are being used today in site assessment, data evaluation, and remedial decisionâmaking along with the risks, limitations, and ethical considerations that come with them. Attendees will learn best practices for integrating AI into environmental workflows, strategies for maintaining professional judgment, and approaches for achieving regulatory and agency acceptance.
Designed for LSRPs, engineers, geologists, and remediation practitioners, the session equips participants with a framework for using AI to support smarter, faster, and more defensible decisions. The course concludes with a realâworld case study demonstrating how AI can be applied throughout the project lifecycle, from initial characterization through remedy selection and optimization.
Credits:
LSRP: 1.5 Professional Development NJSRPLB #2025-045
Professional Engineer: 1.5 CPCs
NY Professional Engineer & Geologist: 1.5PDHs
NJ Attorney:1.8 CLEs*
*This program is approved by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for 1.8 hours of total CLE credit.
Registration Fees:
$ 85 LSRPA Members (with CEC Certificate)
$ 45 LSRPA Members (no CEC Certificate**
$155 Non-Members (with CEC Certificate)
$ 95 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.
Date: July 8, 2026 Time: 9:00am-11:00am Location: Online via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Instructors:
Ravi Srirangam, PE, PhD
Ramboll
Erin Chaudruc
Ramboll
Moderator
Jeffrey Entin, LSRP
Ramboll
Description:
Commingled plumes are always a challenge! This course equips site remediation professionals with practical strategies and technologies for managing commingled groundwater plumes. Topics include remediation challenges, multi-party coordination, treatment technologies (e.g., ISCO, bioremediation, P&T), and real-world case studies. The course also covers chemical fingerprinting techniques and reviews the latest NJDEP guidance on commingled plume assessment and compliance.
Credits:
LSRP: 2.0 Technical CECs | NJSRPLB #2025-017
Professional Engineer: 2.0 CPCs
NY Professional Engineer & Geologist: 2.0 PDHs
NJ Attorney:2.4 CLEs*
*This program is approved l 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
Environmental Data Management is the organized handling of environmental information to support sound decisions and regulatory compliance. Environmental Data is what we base our decisions on. It’s at the core of our businesses, applications, and technical practices. Good data governance practices start before the first pump is lowered down a well or the first auger string breaks ground. Environmental Data Management (EDM) is a complex topic that requires a depth of knowledge and skills from multiple backgrounds, but it doesn’t have to be overly difficult or utilize expensive software to manage and utilize.
This 1 hour presentation will demonstrate some tools and approaches used to set up environmental projects and present some specific examples of how prior planning can prevent poor performance or undesired outcomes later. It will also cover ways to scale your data management and analysis to the job at hand. Large and complex sampling programs benefit from a well-established data management program but what about that one-off job with only a handful of samples. more info...
Date: August 18, 2026 Time: 9:00am-10:30am Location: Online via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Instructors:
Jessica Holm, LSRP
AKRF
Dustin Kapson, LSRP
AKRF
Description:
Learn practical strategies for designing, implementing, and optimizing groundwater bioremediation systems from experienced LSRPs Jessica Holm and Dustin Kapson of AKRF.
This program will cover NJDEP regulatory requirements, groundwater recirculation and bioremediation system design, conceptual site model development, operational troubleshooting, data evaluation, and the path to achieving an RAO. Through technical discussion and real-world case studies, attendees will gain practical insights into improving remedial performance, evaluating remedial alternatives, and managing evolving site conditions.
Topics include:
Key regulatory framework
Groundwater bioremediation feasibility and design
Geochemistry and microbial evaluation
O&M best practices and troubleshooting
RAO closure considerations
Lessons learned from field case studies
Perfect for environmental professionals seeking practical tools and regulatory insight for successful groundwater remediation projects.
Credits:
LSRP: 1.5 Technical CECs NJSRPLB #2025-044
Professional Engineer: 1.5 CPCs
NY Professional Engineer & Geologist: 1.5PDHs
NJ Attorney:1.8 CLEs*
*This program is approved by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for 1.8 hours of total CLE credit.
Registration Fees:
$85 LSRPA Members (with CEC Certificate)
$45 LSRPA Members (no CEC Certificate**
$155 Non-Members (with CEC Certificate)
$95Non-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.
Members of the LSRPA, you are invited to attend the upcoming Virtual Steering Committee meeting on September 8, 2026, from 4:00pm to 6:00pm. more info...
Date: September 9 & 10, 2026 Time: 8:00am - 1:00pm (both days) Location: Online via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Instructors:
Michael Poland
Poland Environmental
Jen Beers
Woodard & Curran
Katelynn Shields
Integral Corp.
David Morris
Tectonic Engineering
Julia Ryan
Integral Corp.
Charles Harman
WSP USA
Anita Locke
Geosyntec Consultants
Michael Morris
GZA GeoEnviornmental
Description:
Preparing for the New Jersey Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) exam can feel overwhelming - the right preparation can make all the difference.
This focused two-day online course is designed to help you prepare with greater clarity, confidence, and direction. Led by experienced professionals, the course covers an array of key topics candidates need to know, including regulations, site investigation, remedial action planning, groundwater and soil science, vapor intrusion, case closure, and more.
What makes this course especially valuable is its practical, real-world approach. Through interactive discussions, sample exam questions, and examples of real-world projects, instructors help break down complex material in a way that is easier to understand, apply, and retain.
