Offering No. | CDP | CIN | N74 ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING COURSES | Start Date | End Date | Location |
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17010 | 3357 | A-4A-0069 | Navy Env Restoration Program | 24-Jan-17 | 26-Jan-17 | Norfolk, VA |
The overarching goal of the Navy Environmental Restoration Program is to reduce risk to human health and the environment from past hazardous waste disposal operations at Navy and Marine Corps installations and restoration sites.
This 3-day course provides attendees with an executive overview of the Navy Environmental Restoration/Cleanup Program. Course topics include: Human Health Risk Assessment, Ecological Risk Assessment, Environmental Background Analysis, Risk Communication & Negotiation, CERCLA legal Issues, Removal Actions, National Oil and Hazardous Pollution Contingency Plan (NCP), Munitions Response Site Management, Environmental Data Quality Assurance and Optimizing Remedy Selection & the Site Closeout Process.
Attendees will be introduced to budgetary, legal, technical, and management skills necessary for RPMs, BECs, and EICs to complete their assignments and ensure remedial actions are protective of human health and the environment, cost-effective, and that a timely site closeout can be achieved in accordance with the policy of the Department of the Navy.
Environmental Restoration Program RPMs, RTMs, BRAC Environmental Coordinators, and Navy personnel responsible for managing Navy Hazardous Waste Sites. DoD contractors, federal, state and local regulators are welcome by invitation on a space available basis.