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What is required to renew a water certificate?
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4 hours renewal hours, copy of renewal slip (yellow copy), and send $30 for each license.
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Quick school hours, color of renewal slip, and cash.
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What is the difference between AEROBIC & ANAEROBIC?
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Aerobic bacteria uses free available oxygen; Anaerobic bacteria uses molecular oxygen.
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The difference is in the way they use oxygen.
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How often must the MOR be sent in, and to whom?
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Once a month to the DEQ, and the DEQ County Representitive.
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Sent to enviromental regulators and the area rep.
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What are 3 of the water borne diseases?
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Typhoid, polio, cholera, dysentery, hepatitis, and the most common is giardiasis.
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There are normally 5.
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What are 2 test methods for Coliform?
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MPN & MF
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Most probable number, and membrane filter test.
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Why is it important to test for Coliform?
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They are indicator organisms and may indicate fecal contamination.
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They help determine something very important.
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How long must records be kept?
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All daily logs, MOR's, and Lab records must be kept for at least 10 years.
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What are the penalties for falsification of records?
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Federal penalties are $25,000 fine and 1 yr. in prison. State fines of $10,000 fine & 6 mo. in prison with revocation of license.
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An aquifier is defined as?
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An unconfined natural layer of pourous water bearing material capable of yeilding large amounts of water.
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An artisian aquifier is defined as?
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A confined layer of water under pressure that always rises past the point of encounter when tapped.
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