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| This guide helps operators and managers of small water systems to identify potential
microbial risks in their water system. Users complete a survey and enter their
answers into Excel. The spreadsheet ranks contamination risks in order of urgency
and suggests remedial action. |
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The Getting Started Tutorial is a crash course in Microsoft Excel that will have
even beginners up and running in 10 minutes. The Ranking Tool is a spreadsheet developed by Dr. Phil Butterfield, PhD, PE,
Montana State University Bozeman. The Small Water System Survey is a thorough inventory of small system components
and potential areas of contamination risk. Guidance Material will help you complete the survey accurately and efficiently. |
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| Completion of this program may qualify for professional education credit. However, your state certification officer is the final authority on this decision. Please check with your state certification officer before beginning this program to verify the requirements in your state. |
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| NOTE: This product was developed to run on Windows XP. It is reported to run on Windows Vista. However, it is not known if this product is Windows 7 compatible. We'd like to hear any Windows 7 reports you may have. Let us know! |
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CD-ROM Drive
1 GHz Processor
800x600 16-Bit Color display
256 MB RAM |
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G4 Processor |
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This product contains content with sound and narration. |
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CD-ROM Product #DWCDTR21 Distributed free of charge in the United States by the National Environmental Service Center
Phone: (800) 624-8301 or (304) 293-4191 http://www.nesc.wvu.edu/subpages/operator_certification.cfm |
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| The Montana Water Center can no longer provide individual technical support for these products. If you are having difficulties, please consult the FAQ section. |
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Got a question or problem with this product? Please read our FAQ for information about continuing education credits, product availability and technical issues. If you have a question not found in the FAQ you can Ask the Watercenter! |
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