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LSRP Obligations, Requirements & Use of Professional Judgment

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Continuing Professional Education Services, LLC (CPES)

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The Site Remediation Reform Act law allows for LSRP to issue variances from the Technical Requirements for Site Remediation and also allows the LSRP to employ alternatives to those detailed in Department Technical Guidance. This approach allows greater flexibility in determining how sites are investigated and remediated. However, when utilizing their professional judgment, it is incumbent on the LSRP to explain the validity of using variances or alternatives. 

This one-day course will examine the legal and regulatory requirements, the opportunities to use professional judgment, and examine cases where professional judgment was employed. A panel of LSRPs, attorneys, and NJDEP representatives will give their views on the appropriate use of professional judgment. Topics to be covered include:

Date and Time

Friday, December 14, 2018
8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Location

Center for Environmental and Life Sciences
Montclair State University
30 Normal Avenue
Montclair, New Jersey 07043

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Credits

Attorneys: 7.8 NJ CLE
Professional Engineers: 6.5 NJ CPC
LSRP: 6.5 NJ Regulatory CEC

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