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Groundwater Sampling – Part 1

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Do you or your team need to know how to measure groundwater, but don’t have the required skills? Are you looking to refresh your practical knowledge and keep up-to-date with current groundwater sampling methods? Then look no further than this online course (Part 1) with an optional practical hands-on workshop (Part 2) to complete your training.

Groundwater Sampling Training Course Part 1 is designed to teach you everything you need to know about groundwater sampling before you head into the field. Part 1:

Has no prerequisite
Consists of three lessons, including a compulsory webinar to start
Is delivered online, with loads of exclusive infield videos
Will take approx. 4 hours to complete
Includes an industry-recognised certificate of attainment on completion
Is eligible for 4 CPD pts on completion

Put simply, it covers the What, Why, Where, When and How of sampling groundwater. To see the full list of Topics and Quizzes covered in Part 1, please click the “Expand All” button below. By the end of Part 1, you will have been tested on all of the topics listed below. We will also equip you with valuable resources to help guide you through your next groundwater sampling project.

This course is recognised by the Australasian Land and Groundwater Association (ALGA).

Achieving compliance

This Groundwater Sampling Course uses the Victorian Environment Protection Authority’s regulations and guidelines as the foundation for learning. We teach methods to facilitate compliance with the the Environment Protection Act (2017) and that closely follow the EPA Groundwater Sampling Guidelines 669.1. All other states’ regulations and guidelines are very similar, and we will provide the necessary resources for compliant groundwater sampling within those states.

By the end of this course, you will understand the fundamental purpose and processes for groundwater sampling, including how to: