But i need 8 CEUs by December and want them to push my green plumbing work — greywater reuse, rainwater catchment, and WaterSense specs. Any solid courses or providers you’ve taken lately that go beyond basics? I’m in San Diego but online is fine; bonus if they hit code updates around 1.28 gpf fixtures and purple pipe inspection.
I knocked out 8 CEUs in a weekend with IAPMO U’s WE•Stand + 2022 CPC Chapter 16 bundle — solid on greywater, rainwater, WaterSense, and purple pipe inspection. They hit the 1.28 gpf updates and are fully online: https://www.iapmo.org/training. If you want more inspection-heavy, the AWWA CA-NV cross-connection class pairs well; do you need CA-specific credit or just the hours?
I got most of my hours this summer with ASPE’s “Nonpotable Water Systems” and “Rainwater Harvesting Design” webinars — they go ‘beyond basics’ on sizing, filtration, and cross-connection testing, and together they covered 8 CEUs for me; start here: https://education.aspe.org. Small caveat: if you need California-specific code language on 1.28 gpf and purple pipe inspection, layer in a quick ICC CPC update — does a design-heavy approach work for you?
Building on @philip90, pair WateReuse Association’s Onsite Non-Potable Water Systems series with AWWA’s Cross-Connection Control refresher — both online, deeper on greywater/rainwater design, treatment, and nonpotable labeling, and I had them count toward renewal. They hit WaterSense and CA Title 22/CPC tie-ins and are quick enough to wrap before your December deadline. Do you want CA-specific code focus or heavier sizing/filtration math?
If you’re in San Diego, stack ICC’s California Plumbing Code update webinar with their Alternate Water Sources class — both online, cover greywater/rainwater, WaterSense specs, and practical “purple pipe” inspection points, and they track the hours cleanly: https://www.iccsafe.org/professional-development/. , December creeps up, so I’d add the City’s Recycled Water Site Supervisor training for local nuances if you have a spare morning. Do you need a provider that reports to your association automatically?