Date: November 5, 2025 Time: 9:00am – 11:45am Location: Virtual via Zoom (Link to pre-register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Instructors:
Theodoros Toskos, LSRP
Jacobs
Stephen Posten
WSP
Adam Hackenberg
Langan
Greg Neumann
NJDEP
Alex Iannone
NJDEP
Branimir Trifunovic
NJDEP
MODERATOR
Julia Ryan, LSRP
Integral Corp.
Course Description:
The "Technical Guidance for the Attainment of Remediation Standards and Site-Specific Criteria” course contains recommended procedures for demonstrating compliance with New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) remediation standards, alternative remediation standards, and/or site-specific criteria. This essential training session will provide a comprehensive walkthrough of the latest NJDEP technical guidance updates on achieving remediation standards. NJDEP instructors will discuss the requirements and best practices for documenting attainment-related information. Whether you're new to the guidance or looking to refresh your knowledge, this session covers all key updates, methodologies, and compliance expectations.
SAVE THE DATES - NJDEP | Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment Training
Topic: Receptor Evaluations and Receptor Evaluation Form Updates
This one training will take place virtually over two sessions:
Session 1, November 10 @ 1 pm
Session 2, November 18 @ 10 am
Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment (CSRR) will be providing detailed training on Receptor Evaluations (RE) and updates to the RE form & instructions.
The Receptor Evaluation (RE) form is used to document and summarize the existence of human or ecological receptors and the actions taken to protect those receptors. This training will cover each section of the RE form and the appropriate way to fill it out. In addition, it will provide a discussion of common issues associated with receptor evaluation submissions.
Further details, registration and credit information to follow! more info...
SAVE THE DATES - NJDEP | Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment Training
Topic: Receptor Evaluations and Receptor Evaluation Form Updates
This one training will take place virtually over two sessions:
Session 1, November 10 @ 1 pm
Session 2, November 18 @ 10 am
Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment (CSRR) will be providing detailed training on Receptor Evaluations (RE) and updates to the RE form & instructions.
The Receptor Evaluation (RE) form is used to document and summarize the existence of human or ecological receptors and the actions taken to protect those receptors. This training will cover each section of the RE form and the appropriate way to fill it out. In addition, it will provide a discussion of common issues associated with receptor evaluation submissions.
Further details, registration and credit information to follow! more info...
Date: December 3, 2025 Time: 9:00am – 11:00am Location: Virtual via Zoom (Link to Pre-Register in Zoom included on your confirmation screen and in a confirmation email)
Instructors:
Keith Gagnon, LSRP
LSRP Consulting
David J. Morris, LSRP, CHMM, LIEC
Tectonic Engineering
Course Description:
Opening a new child care center or educational facility in New Jersey involves more than just meeting educational and safety standards; it also requires an environmental evaluation overseen by a Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) and the issuance of a Response Action Outcome (RAO).
In accordance with Department of Children and Families (DCF) guidelines, N.J.A.C. 7:26E, and New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) guidance, a Preliminary Assessment (PA), and if necessary, the investigation and remediation of Areas of Concern (AOCs), is required prior to the issuance of the RAO. The PA for a child care facility is unique and expands the environmental evaluation beyond what is commonly considered for typical site remediation, such as additional focus on play areas and AOCs that are off-site or outside the leasehold.
This comprehensive program provides a breakdown of the PA and remediation process, including site inspection, historical use review, and the evaluation and investigation of AOCs and play areas. It also examines the regulatory requirements and best practices for submitting complete environmental reports for child care centers and educational facilities.
Key Discussions:
Review of NJDEP’s Child Care Guidance Document: Understand how to navigate the regulatory framework and align your reporting with current expectations.
Site Assessment Process: Discuss the stages of the environmental evaluation, including child care facility PAs, investigation and remediation of AOCs, the issuance of the Child Care Facility RAO with the applicable notices, and available HDSRF grants.
Common Pitfalls: Discover the most frequent issues found in child care center environmental reports and how to avoid them.
Actionable Recommendations: Gain practical insights for ensuring your site assessment is thorough, compliant and timely.
Case History of Kiddie Kollege: Learn from a real-world example of what happens when environmental risks are overlooked in child care settings.
This course is essential for environmental professionals, consultants, and child care facility directors looking to understand New Jersey’s environmental requirements to obtain a DCF license for a child care center or educational facility.
