EGLE provides the recordings of virtual training and webinars, as well as materials from past conferences for on-demand training.
Easily access recordings of webinars featured in one of EGLE's Webinar Series through their respective pages.
Search this table for training designed to assist businesses and municipalities with environmental permitting, reporting and compliance
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| 2026-3 | Hazardous Secondary Materials Options and Examples | Materials Management |
| 2026-2 | Used Oil and Liquid Industrial By-product Requirements | Materials Management |
| 2026-2 | Millage and User Fees: Funding the Future of Sustainable Materials Management | Materials Management |
| 2026-2 | From Policy to Practice, County Success Stories with Public Act 69 Funding Mechanisms for Expanding Recycling and Household Hazardous Waste Programs | Materials Management |
| 2026-1 | Vi | Materials Management |
| 2024-4 | Michigan Industrial Stormwater Regulations for the Automotive Recycling Industry | Water; Stormwater |
| 2023-2 | Air Quality Part 6 Rule Revisions: What Existing Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) Need to Know | Air |
| 2022-1 | SARA Title III Tier Two Workshops/Webinar Series | Emergency Planning and Response |
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2022 2021 |
Remediation and Risk Management Series |
Remediation and Redevelopment |
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2021-9 |
What Does Due Care Compliance in Michigan Look Like? Due Care - Part 1 (recorded 9/14/21, 1 hr, 57 min) Due Care - Part 2 (recorded 9/15/21,1 hr, 59 min) Find out what owners and operators of property that is contaminated must do to ensure that the contamination does not cause unacceptable exposures, is not worsened, and appropriate notifications they must provide. The webinar also discusses the documents (reports and plans) related to due care compliance that can be submitted when seeking EGLE review and approval. |
Remediation and Redevelopment |
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2020 |
A Deep Dive into Air Permitting Webinar Series (85 Min) |
Air |
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2019 |
Title V (Clean Air Act) Renewable Operating Permit Webinar Series Renewable Operating Permits (ROPs) are permits for major sources of air pollutants. These permits are typically a conglomeration of a stationary source's existing permits. Unlike other permits, the ROP must be renewed every five (5) years. The process of getting, renewing, or even changing an ROP can be complicated. This webinar series focuses on facilities in Michigan that either have an issued ROP, are in the process of applying for an initial ROP, or are working with these facilities. EGLE air quality specialists discuss best management practices on a variety of topics, including applications, modifications, reporting, compliance assurance monitoring, and testing all related to ROPs. |
Air |
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2023 |
Waste and Materials Management |
Basic Chemistry for Water Operators
Chlorination and Fluoridation Math Series
Cross Connection
Consumer Confidence Reports (CCR) (3/14/2024, 60min)
This webinar provides viewers with step-by-step instructions on how to fill out the CCR and relay resources available. This training will also cover the most commonly seen mistakes, related compliance actions, and how to incorporate a violation and/or public notice into your CCR. We will also be discussing some of the potential rule changes that were proposed by EPA.
Complete Distribution System Materials Inventory Webinars
Discussion of the guidance for complete distribution system materials inventories minimum physical service line material verification requirements.
Distribution
Basic information in the subjects important to distribution systems. This course includes topics such as water mains, pipeline appurtenances, safety, regulations and rules, meters, cross connections, maintenance and other distribution system related topics.
Drinking Water Treatment Series
Limited Treatment
Learn basic information on the subjects important to limited treatment systems. This course addresses topics including chlorination, fluoridation, phosphate/corrosion control, safety, oxidation filtration, hydraulics, pumps, wells, ethics, miscellaneous treatment, ion exchange softening, bacti methods, monitoring/reporting, rules and regulations.
Limited Treatment System MOR Template (recorded 11/12/20, 90 min) - Recording temporarily unavailable
This webinar is designed for operators who are required to begin using EGLE's new drinking water Monthly Operations Report (MOR) template. The webinar will be covering some basic Microsoft Excel functions, what the new MOR template looks like and how it works, how to fill out the template properly, how to save and print a pdf of the workbook for signing and submitting to EGLE, and a new Operator Tool that is an excel file to help operators with unit conversions and other related operational items.
Public Water Supply Ethics Webinar (recorded 6/12/24, 62Minutes)
This ethics course covers professional ethics as they relate to public water supplies, how professional responsibilities aid in public health, code of ethics examples, water operator certification application, rules related to disciplinary action of misconduct under part 19 of the Safe Drinking Water Act, ethical violation examples, case studies, and the criminal penalties associated with unethical conduct.
Revised Total Coliform Rule (RTCR) and Related Rules (recorded 04/27/2023, 1 hour, 12 Minutes)
The Revised Total Coliform Rule (RTCR) implementation started in 2016. This webinar will include an overview of the RTCR and explain its interactions with other rules of the Safe Drinking Water Act. Whether you are an experienced operator or just starting out, this will be a good opportunity to refresh your memory or prepare for the operator exam.
Revised Total Coliform Rule (RTCR) Review for Community and Noncommunity Water Supplies (4/30/24, 1 Hour, 6 Minutes)
This webinar provides an overview of the RTCR requirements for both community and noncommunity water supplies. This will be a good opportunity to learn about the rule, refresh your understanding, or prepare for the operator exam. The target audience is drinking water operators, small supply owners, other personnel associated with drinking water operations, and regulating entities.
Small Systems Water Operators Webinar Series
Training for operators and owners of small, privately-owned community drinking water supplies across the state. Topics include lead/copper changes, system maintenance, and other issues relative to small drinking water supplies.
Surface Water Treatment Webinar Series
Drinking water plants that use surface water or ground water under the direct influence of surface water as a source are subject to a complex set of regulations under the Safe Drinking Water Act. These drinking water systems protect public health by providing quality drinking water to millions of Michigan residents. If you are a Michigan F certified operator, associated personnel, or interested in surface water treatment, this series is for you!
Training designed for Industrial and Construction Stormwater Operators.
Michigan Industrial Stormwater Regulations for the Automotive Recycling Industry (2024)
Various industries across Michigan, including many automotive recycling and salvage yards, are required to meet industrial stormwater regulations for their facilities and understanding these regulations can be a daunting task. This presentation will provide an overview of the regulations as well as criteria that salvage yards need to consider when determining if industrial stormwater permit regulations apply to them and how to meet program requirements. Although this presentation is tailored towards the automotive recycling industry, anyone interested in the industrial stormwater requirements is welcome to attend.
Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan Review and Design Virtual Refresher Training (2022) - Recording temporarily unavailable
Construction stormwater operators with the Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan Review and Design (SESC PRD) certification of training must have their certification renewed every 5 years. Certification holders receive a notice that their certification is about to expire from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) and previously would need to attend a recertification training session at an EGLE district office. However, given the situation regarding COVID-19, all "in person" training required for operators looking to renew their certifications have been suspended.
Construction Stormwater Certified Operator Training / Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control (SESC) Inspector Training (recorded 11/10/21, 93 Minutes)
Industrial Stormwater Certified Operator Training - Day 1 (recorded 06/08/21, 1 Hour, 54 Minutes)
Industrial Stormwater Certified Operator Training - Day 2 (recorded 06/09/21, 1 Hour, 51 Minutes)
Search this table for recorded informational webinars on relevant environmental topics, such as coastal stewardship, high waters, sustainability and other EGLE programs.
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Training or Event |
Category |
| 2024-5 | Drinking Water | |
| 2024-5 | Drinking Water; Remediation and Redevelopment | |
| 2024-4 | Drinking Water | |
| 2024-4 | Remediation and Redevelopment Overview of Parts 201 and 213 for Contractors and Regulators | Drinking Water; Remediation and Redevelopment |
| 2023-9 | Water; Wastewater | |
| 2023-3 | Clean Energy Technology Adoption within Michigan's Manufacturing Sector | Energy |
| 2023-2 | Opportunities for Renewable Energy in Michigan’s Commercial and Industrial Sector | Energy |
| 2022-11 | Carbon Management Technologies for Michigan Industries | Materials Management; Sustainability |
| 2022-11 | Radon Awareness, Discussion, Outreach, and Networking (RADON) | Radon; Materials Management |
| 2022-09 | Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Financing: Green Financing for New Development, Building Upgrades and Renewables | Materials Management; Sustainability |
| 2022-6 | How Michigan's Water Use Program Preserves and Manages our Water Resources | Great Lakes |
| 2022-6 | Michigan’s Water Withdrawal Assessment and Permitting Process | Great Lakes |
| 2022-6 | NOAA Digital Coast: An Introduction to Nature-Based Solutions for Coastal Hazards | Great Lakes |
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2022-1 |
Advancing Inland Lake Stewardship through Shoreline Best Management Practices(recorded 1/25/22, 91min) Traditional methods of hard armoring and installation of seawalls along inland lake shorelines have reduced shoreline habitat and degraded water quality, however incorporating Best Management Practices can minimize impacts to our inland lakes. This webinar will provide an overview of the Best Management Practices for lakefront shoreline protection and erosion control, including bioengineering, riprap, and replacement of existing seawalls. In addition, considerations for determining the best shoreline protection method at your site, basic descriptions and information on the different methods, the new Minor Project categories for seawall replacement permit applications, and shoreline best management practices for inland lakes will also be covered. This webinar is for consultants, contractors, and homeowners who are interested in inland lake shoreline protection. |
Inland Lakes and Steams |
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2021-6 |
Resilient Michigan Collaborative: Help your Coastal Community Thrive(recorded 6/22/21, 61 min) During this webinar, the Michigan Coastal Management Program and Land Information Access Association will present an overview of the Resilient Michigan Collaborative and explain how your community can take advantage of this opportunity. This informational webinar provides coastal planners, zoning administrators, local officials, tribal governments, watershed groups, regional council of governments, and others interested in learning more about resilience principles an opportunity to learn more about funding and technical assistance opportunities available through the Resilient Michigan Collaborative. |
Great Lakes |
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2021 |
Medium and Heavy-Duty Vehicle Electrification - Challenges, Successes, and Resources(60min) Electrification of medium- and heavy-duty vehicles in Michigan is brand new to many. In this webinar three panelists share their story about the challenges, successes, and resources they encountered in their journey to electrification. In this webinar you'll learn about: Electric trucks driving real routes, carrying real freight in a real-world electric truck technology demonstration An online educational resource for learning about electrification of transportation designed for a curriculum in schools in Michigan's Upper Peninsula; and Michigan's first electric school bus pilot on the road as one of the first states to electrify school busses. In this webinar participants will also hear about upcoming grant funding that will soon be available for converting from diesel medium- and heavy-duty vehicles to electric. |
Sustainability |
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2021 |
Tire Safety: Save Lives, Improve Performance, Help the Environment(recorded 6/22/21, 61 min) Whether you maintain a fleet of vehicles or simply your own car, there is a lot more to tire maintenance than what you think. Proper tire maintenance is essential to keeping people safe and helping the environment. Join us for this session to learn about: Ways to extend the life of your tires, increase fuel efficiency, and reduce air emissions. |
Waste and Materials Management |
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2021-3 |
Repairing Water Leaks in Disadvantaged Communities (recorded 3/18/21, 45 min) In this webinar, panelists discuss their role in repairing water leaks and restoring water access to residents in disadvantaged communities. Patrick Gubry, Conservation Manager at Wayne Metro Community Action Agency, shares lessons learned from their water conservation and water access repair programs. Adrienne Bennett, President and CEO of Benkari Plumbing and Water Conservation, discusses ongoing work to repair water leaks in disadvantaged communities through water conservation efforts with Wayne Metro CAA and now the Water Leak Pilot in Highland Park. |
Drinking Water |
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2021-11 |
Construction Stormwater Certified Operator Training / Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control (SESC) Inspector Training(recorded 11/10/21, 93min) |
Water; Stormwater |
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2021-6 |
Industrial Stormwater Certified Operator Training - Day 1(recorded 6/8/21, 1 hr 54 min) Industrial Stormwater Certified Operator Training - Day 2(recorded 6/9/21, 1 hr 51 min) |
Water; Stormwater; Operator Training |
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2020-7 |
Permitting Considerations for Recovery Projects after the Mid-Michigan Floods(recorded 7/16/20, 80 min) |
Emergency Planning and Response |
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2020-3 |
Michigan High Water Virtual Town Hall(recorded 3/26/2020) |
Great Lakes;Inland Lakes and Streams; Great Lakes |
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2020 |
Michigan High Water Virtual Town Hall - Great Lakes Shoreline Erosion and Permitting(recorded 4/28/20) This High Water Virtual Town Hall focused on Great Lakes shoreline erosion and permitting. Topics included permitting processes and alternatives for homes or critical structures that are in jeopardy. |
Great Lakes |
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2020 to current |
Invasive Species |
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2020-7 |
Results of EPA/EGLE Study "Targeted and Nontargeted Analysis of PFAS in Fume Suppressant Products at Chrome Plating Facilities"(recorded 7/9/20, 93 min) EGLE and EPA conducted the study to assist in compliance efforts undertaken by the chrome plating industry in Michigan, where a number of metal finishers have had to invest significant resources to install pre-treatment systems to remove PFOS from their process wastewater, even though they complied with federal requirements to discontinue use of the PFOS-based fume suppressants years prior. Samples of 9 different fume suppressants and effluent from 11 platers in Michigan were collected in July 2019. This webinar will discuss the Study Results: Targeted and Nontargeted Analysis of PFAS in Fume Suppressant Products at Chrome Plating Facilities. |
Water; Wastewater |
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2019-11 |
Engaging EGLE on Great Lakes Shoreline Erosion Webinar ( 11/12/19, 69 min) |
Great Lakes |
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2022 |
Webinars on Community Recycling, Composting, Circular Economy, Energy, Clean Fleets and more. |
Energy; Materials Management |
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