Ohio’s unique regulatory landscape requires a unique approach. You know you need a cross-connection control program, but what does that mean? What satisfies the requirements of the Ohio EPA?

You’ll need regular surveys. But how frequent should they be? You’ll need to test backflow prevention assemblies. But do you know where they all are? You’ll need effective management of your utility’s data. But do you have a system that can handle it?

Protecting Ohio’s drinking water requires strong cross-connection control practices - and public water systems have a responsibility to educate the public, including commercial facility managers, on what that means for them.

Join HydroCorp for a focused one-hour webinar that breaks down the Ohio EPA’s requirements and clarifies exactly what public water systems must do to stay compliant. With Ohio EPA sanitary reviews becoming more detailed, now is the time to strengthen your program, close compliance gaps, and ensure your water system or facility is fully prepared.

What You’ll Learn:

• What the Ohio EPA Requires for Cross-Connection Control: Clear guidance on hazard classification, required surveys, documentation standards, device requirements, and program expectations.
• How to Build Clean, Consistent, and Defensible Records: Practical steps to structure surveys, document hazards, manage device data, and maintain records that withstand regulatory scrutiny.
• How to Drive Facility Participation to Strengthen Compliance & Reduce Risk: Insight into containment backflow requirements, internal piping reviews, and the communication practices that support smoother inspections and strong partnerships.

Register for free today!