[EXTERNAL]: Training on RAP Application and RAR Submittal FAQs and Flow Charts

The Remedial Action Permit Application (RAP) and Remedial Action Report (RAR) Submittal Frequently Asked Questions and Flow Charts document was created by the Effective Collaborative Communications Committee (ECCC), consisting of Contaminated Site Remediation & Redevelopment (CSRR) staff, Licensed Site Remediation Professionals (LSRPs), and industry representatives. The ECCC will be providing detailed training on RAP Application and RAR Submittal FAQs and Flow Charts document.

The training will be held on Wednesday, July 26, 2023, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM online only via GoToWebinar (see registration details below). If you register and cannot attend, please contact Tyrone Jordan (Tyrone.Jordan@dep.nj.gov) and/or Gillian Schwert (Gillian.Schwert@dep.nj.gov) as soon as possible to cancel your registration and to free up a slot for another attendee.

The training will cover Notice Of Incomplete (NOI) RAP applications, issues identified during administrative and technical reviews of RAP applications and Remedial Action Reports (RAR), financial assurance (FA) common deficiencies, and Receptor Evaluations submitted with RARs. The most common issues that result in a NOI RAP Application and/or withdrawal of RAP Applications will be discussed at length. CSRR's review process of the RAP Application and RAR submittals will also be discussed.

The RAP Application and RAR Submittal FAQs and Flow Charts can be found at: https://www.nj.gov/dep/srp/srra/forms/rap_rar_faqs.pdf.

The presentation is being delivered via GoToWebinar. The maximum number of individual participants supported by GoToWebinar for this training is 500. Please do not wait to register if you are interested in attending. The capacity for this platform does not exceed 500 participants and, as such, additional slots cannot be made available.

Presenters:
Kendrick Brown, NJDEP, Bureau of Inspection and Review
Rachel Farro, NJDEP, Bureau of Remedial Action Permitting
Robert Fisler, LSRP, Woodard & Curran
Dominik Hudyka, NJDEP, Bureau of Inspection and Review
Marlene Lindhardt, LSRP, Lindhardt Environmental Consulting, LLC
Jennifer MacLeod, NJDEP, Remediation Funding Source Unit
Lynne Mitchell, NJDEP, Remediation Review Element
Julian Pozzi, NJDEP, Bureau of Remedial Action Permitting
Michelle Tomaszewski, LSRP, GEI Consultants Inc

Moderators:
Celine Cumming, NJDEP, CSRR Training Committee
Alexandra Matos, NJDEP, CSRR Training Committee

To Register for the Webinar:
Registration is required. Register for the RAP Application and RAR Submittal FAQs and Flow Charts here:

Registration URL
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6559732982763739479
Webinar ID
501-485-955

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. You will be able to join the webinar starting at 8:45 AM on July 26, 2023.

Continuing Education Credits (CECs):
The NJDEP has applied to the Site Remediation Professional Licensing Board (SRPLB) for 0.5 Regulatory Credits and 1.5 Technical Credits for this course. Once the CECs are approved, certificates will be made available via an email link to those participants who have requested to receive CECs and meet the requirements. Credits may be applicable to NJ PE licenses, PE licenses from other states, and PG licenses from other states; please verify the requirements that apply to your licenses.

The List of Board-Approved Continuing Education Programs is Available at:
www.nj.gov/lsrpboard/board/education/approved_continuing_education_courses_all_dates.pdf. After the course, the Licensed Site Remediation Professional Association (LSRPA) will provide eligible attendees detailed instructions via email regarding how to obtain a CEC certificate.

Presentation Materials:
The slides and resulting audio will be posted on the DEP training web page (www.nj.gov/dep/srp/srra/training/) after the presentation for future reference.

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