oday, ARCSA proudly announces a three-year renewal of its first collaboration with an institution of higher learning – Santa Fe Community College – whose 16-week course, “Active Water Harvesting and Distribution Systems” fulfilled ARCSA’s curriculum requirements, including lessons on the latest design and installation standard – ARCSA/ASPE/ANSI Standard 63. To formalize the occasion, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed by SFCC President, Randy Grissom, and ARCSA’s President, David Crawford.
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Certified Service Technician
Certified professionals typically enjoy greater credibility with customers and a competitive advantage in the marketplace, as well as improved job performance, including fewer costly errors
ASHRAE 188
Effective June 26, 2015, the long awaited ASHRAE 188 is an official ANSI standard. This document establishes minimum legionellosis risk management requirements for building water systems.
California’s rural poor hit hardest as groundwater vanishes in long drought
Water shortages, and declining influent water quality is the new “normal”, not only in California, but around the nation.
Administrative changes at PWQA
Join the PWQA Board in welcoming Linda Clark as the new PWQA Administrator. Special thanks to outgoing administrator Kristi Pihl for her dedicated service.
Performance Water Products Invests in Your Future
We are proud to do our part to support the Foundation and everyone who works hard everyday to serve our industry.