CO-LOCATED PROGRAM SCHEDULE
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 14th
5:45 AM
IAPMO Depart For Golf
Hotel Lobby; Meet in the Convention Center Lobby at 5:45am to board buses for the golf course departing at 6:00am
IAPMO Depart For Golf
Hotel Lobby; Meet in the Convention Center Lobby at 5:45am to board buses for the golf course departing at 6:00am
6:30 AM – 2:00 PM
IAPMO Golf Tournament (Additonal Cost - $175, Limited availability on a first-come basis)
Cimarron Golf Course; Breakfast at golf course 6:30am - Shotgun start tee time 7:30am
IAPMO Golf Tournament (Additonal Cost - $175, Limited availability on a first-come basis)
Cimarron Golf Course; Breakfast at golf course 6:30am - Shotgun start tee time 7:30am
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Registration
Smoketree F
Registration
Smoketree F
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 15th
7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Registration
Smoketree F
Registration
Smoketree F
7:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Breakfast & Coffee
Convention Center Lobby, Attendees will enjoy a breakfast spread each morning with a variety of options.
Breakfast & Coffee
Convention Center Lobby, Attendees will enjoy a breakfast spread each morning with a variety of options.
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
IAPMO First Timers Breakfast (INVITE ONLY)
Smoketree A-E, Join us for breakfast to meet fellow newcomers, and get key info on the week ahead. Ask questions, connect, and start your experience right!
IAPMO First Timers Breakfast (INVITE ONLY)
Smoketree A-E, Join us for breakfast to meet fellow newcomers, and get key info on the week ahead. Ask questions, connect, and start your experience right!
9:30 AM
IAPMO Opening Session
Oasis 2
IAPMO Opening Session
Oasis 2
- CEO Report
- Award Presentation
- Keynote Speaker, Scott Bloom
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
The ARCSA International Introduction to Rainwater Harvesting Systems
Mojave Learning Center, Additonal Cost - $35
The ARCSA International Introduction to Rainwater Harvesting Systems
Mojave Learning Center, Additonal Cost - $35
This three-hour Introduction to Rainwater Harvesting Class is meant for those wanting to get an ideal of what the four steps of a rainwater harvesting systems include, what they can provide in a water supply, and what they require for design and construction. The basics for determining a water budget will be discussed to provide an attendee an idea of their potential for rainwater capture. Be sure to order the ARCSA Rainwater Harvesting Manual (you can purchase during your registration process for $35) for a detailed guide to rainwater harvesting.
12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
IAPMO President's Honored Guests Luncheon (INVITE ONLY)
Santa Rosa
IAPMO President's Honored Guests Luncheon (INVITE ONLY)
Santa Rosa
12:30 PM – 3:00 PM
IAPMO Companion Lunch
San Jacinto, Join us for a relaxed and creative afternoon designed especially for companions! Enjoy a light lunch in a welcoming setting, followed by a fun and interactive jewelry-making activity. Whether you're a seasoned crafter or trying something new, you'll enjoy connecting with others while creating your own beautiful keepsake.
IAPMO Companion Lunch
San Jacinto, Join us for a relaxed and creative afternoon designed especially for companions! Enjoy a light lunch in a welcoming setting, followed by a fun and interactive jewelry-making activity. Whether you're a seasoned crafter or trying something new, you'll enjoy connecting with others while creating your own beautiful keepsake.
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
The ARCSA Interational Rainwater Harvesting Systems Advanced Class
Mojave Learning Center, Additonal Cost - $150 (Advanced Class only - no test); $505 (Recertification + with test)
The ARCSA Interational Rainwater Harvesting Systems Advanced Class
Mojave Learning Center, Additonal Cost - $150 (Advanced Class only - no test); $505 (Recertification + with test)
This course will be combined with the ARCSA International Recertification Class which is required for renewing a professional ASSE 21000 Series Certification.
The advanced four-hour class will delve deeper in the requirements for a rainwater catchment system. This class will provide an overview of the latest requirement for both active and passive systems, discuss both outdoor and in-building rainwater use, discuss sanitation for potable uses, and discuss rules and regulations. There will be several seasoned rainwater harvesting professionals, in addition to the instructor to answer questions that may arise.
For those taking the class for Recertification, this course qualifies for renewing one or all three ASSE 21000 certifications, one course, one exam, renews ASSE 21110, 21120 and/or 21130. You will have 30 days to register for the ASSE 21000 Series Rainwater Catchment Systems Designer, Installer, and Inspector Recertification Exam. It is anticipated that the student will additionally review their ARCSA Rainwater Harvesting Manual, the Plumbing Engineering and Design Standards ARCSA/ASPE/ANSI 63-2020: Rainwater Catchment Systems, and ARCSA/ASPE/ANSI 78-2023: Stormwater Harvesting Systems Design for Direct End-Use Applications.
IAPMO EDUCATION SESSIONS
1:45 PM – 2:45 PM
IWSH: Supporting Indigenous Communities Around the World (0.15 CEUs)
Primrose A, Join us in this presentation to learn about the vital water and sanitation solutions which the IWSH plumbers provide for the Navajo Nation, Walpole Island First Nation, and First Nation Tribes in Northern Australia.
Presenters: IWSH Team Members
IWSH: Supporting Indigenous Communities Around the World (0.15 CEUs)
Primrose A, Join us in this presentation to learn about the vital water and sanitation solutions which the IWSH plumbers provide for the Navajo Nation, Walpole Island First Nation, and First Nation Tribes in Northern Australia.
Presenters: IWSH Team Members
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Mechanical Duct and Exhaust Systems: Insights from Inspectors and Installers (0.15 CEUs)
Primrose B This course provides a comprehensive review of applicable building code requirements and essential exhaust duct and duct systems information from both an inspector's and installer's perspective. Key topics include definitions of environmental air ducts, product conveying systems, air class, corridors, and plenums. Additionally, this course will cover regulations for clothes dryer exhaust duct installation, the flame spread index, fire dampers, ceiling radiation dampers, and proper automatic shutdowns.
Presenters: Travis Christensen; Jesse Kealy
Mechanical Duct and Exhaust Systems: Insights from Inspectors and Installers (0.15 CEUs)
Primrose B This course provides a comprehensive review of applicable building code requirements and essential exhaust duct and duct systems information from both an inspector's and installer's perspective. Key topics include definitions of environmental air ducts, product conveying systems, air class, corridors, and plenums. Additionally, this course will cover regulations for clothes dryer exhaust duct installation, the flame spread index, fire dampers, ceiling radiation dampers, and proper automatic shutdowns.
Presenters: Travis Christensen; Jesse Kealy
3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Let’s Start at the Beginning, How do We Decide on the Proper Selection and Installation of Cross-Connection Control Protection? (0.15 CEUs)
Primrose A This 90-minute presentation will look at how we select the necessary backflow protection in residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities. What inspectors, plan reviewers, installers, and designers should consider as a facility is designed, reviewed, constructed, and inspected. Common mistakes and installation requirements will be discussed as well as the different methods, devices, and assemblies we currently possess to protect our water systems.
Presenter: Sean Cleary
Let’s Start at the Beginning, How do We Decide on the Proper Selection and Installation of Cross-Connection Control Protection? (0.15 CEUs)
Primrose A This 90-minute presentation will look at how we select the necessary backflow protection in residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities. What inspectors, plan reviewers, installers, and designers should consider as a facility is designed, reviewed, constructed, and inspected. Common mistakes and installation requirements will be discussed as well as the different methods, devices, and assemblies we currently possess to protect our water systems.
Presenter: Sean Cleary
EVENING EVENT
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
IAPMO Welcome Dinner
Oasis 2, Join us for a rockin’ Welcome Dinner with a Rock ‘n’ Roll theme! Wear your favorite band t-shirt and get ready for a night of great food, dancing, and fun. Let’s kick off the event in true rockstar style!
IAPMO Welcome Dinner
Oasis 2, Join us for a rockin’ Welcome Dinner with a Rock ‘n’ Roll theme! Wear your favorite band t-shirt and get ready for a night of great food, dancing, and fun. Let’s kick off the event in true rockstar style!
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 16th
7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Registration
Smoketree F
Registration
Smoketree F
7:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Breakfast & Coffee
Convention Center Lobby, Attendees will enjoy a breakfast spread each morning with a variety of options.
Breakfast & Coffee
Convention Center Lobby, Attendees will enjoy a breakfast spread each morning with a variety of options.
8:30 AM
IAPMO Call to Order
Oasis 2
IAPMO Call to Order
Oasis 2
- Credentials Committee Report
- Association Technical Meeting Convention
(Members who wish to vote at this meeting must be IAPMO Individual, Life, Senior, or Organizational* members in good standing for at least 365 days prior to September 16 who registered for a full conference registration or the free Technical Convention Meeting only. )
*Organizational memberships have one vote, that can be cast by the main representative.
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
IAPMO Companion Outing
Join us for a fun and interactive companion outing! Please meet in the hotel lobby at 9:00 AM, where attendees will be split into two groups.
We’ll wrap up the day and return to the hotel by 3:00 PM.
IAPMO Companion Outing
Join us for a fun and interactive companion outing! Please meet in the hotel lobby at 9:00 AM, where attendees will be split into two groups.
- Group One: Kick off the day with an exciting escape room adventure.
- Group Two: Head to The Good House to enjoy a hands-on juicing demonstration.
We’ll wrap up the day and return to the hotel by 3:00 PM.
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
ARCSA Joint Board of Directors Meeeting
Pasadena
ARCSA Joint Board of Directors Meeeting
Pasadena
4:30 PM –6:00 PM
ARCSA Open House: Networking Reception
Oasis 3A, Join ARCSA for an Open House Reception with light appetizers, drinks, and a chance to learn more about ARCSA. Open to all attendees!
ARCSA Open House: Networking Reception
Oasis 3A, Join ARCSA for an Open House Reception with light appetizers, drinks, and a chance to learn more about ARCSA. Open to all attendees!
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 17th
7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Registration
Smoketree F
Registration
Smoketree F
7:00 AM – 8:30 AM
ASSE First Timers Breakfast
Chino, First time ASSE Annual Meeting attendees are invited for a breakfast to welcome them to their first meeting, provide an overview of the meetings and events in the coming days, and explain some of the offerings and programs that ASSE has to offer.
ASSE First Timers Breakfast
Chino, First time ASSE Annual Meeting attendees are invited for a breakfast to welcome them to their first meeting, provide an overview of the meetings and events in the coming days, and explain some of the offerings and programs that ASSE has to offer.
7:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Breakfast & Coffee
Convention Center Lobby, Attendees will enjoy a breakfast spread each morning with a variety of options.
Breakfast & Coffee
Convention Center Lobby, Attendees will enjoy a breakfast spread each morning with a variety of options.
8:30 AM – 9:00 AM
ARCSA Conference Opening
Oasis 3A
David Crawford, President ARCSA International; Tamim Younos, PhD (Green Water-Infrastructure Academy) Conference Committee Co-Chair, ARCSA Research & Education Council
ARCSA Conference Opening
Oasis 3A
David Crawford, President ARCSA International; Tamim Younos, PhD (Green Water-Infrastructure Academy) Conference Committee Co-Chair, ARCSA Research & Education Council
8:30 AM
IAPMO Call to Order
Oasis 2
IAPMO Call to Order
Oasis 2
- Nomination Committee Reports
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
IAPMO/ASSE/ARCSA Co-Located Companion Program
San Jacinto, Join us for a thoughtfully curated Thursday companion program designed to nourish the mind, body, and senses. The day begins with a peaceful Reiki Sound Bath experience led by the talented Betty Colombo. Come in comfortable clothing and prepare to unwind—towels will be provided for your relaxation. After the morning session, companions are invited to enjoy lunch on their own, with a variety of nearby dining options available. The afternoon brings a creative twist with a custom fragrance-making class, where each participant will blend their own signature scent to take home—perfect as a personal keepsake or a unique gift.
IAPMO/ASSE/ARCSA Co-Located Companion Program
San Jacinto, Join us for a thoughtfully curated Thursday companion program designed to nourish the mind, body, and senses. The day begins with a peaceful Reiki Sound Bath experience led by the talented Betty Colombo. Come in comfortable clothing and prepare to unwind—towels will be provided for your relaxation. After the morning session, companions are invited to enjoy lunch on their own, with a variety of nearby dining options available. The afternoon brings a creative twist with a custom fragrance-making class, where each participant will blend their own signature scent to take home—perfect as a personal keepsake or a unique gift.
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
ARCSA Session 1A: Beneficial Uses of Rainwater
Oasis 3A, Session Moderator: TBD
ARCSA Session 1A: Beneficial Uses of Rainwater
Oasis 3A, Session Moderator: TBD
- 9:00 AM – 9:55 AM
Sustainable Water Management Systems at Local and Global Levels
Atef Swelam, Ph.D., Director of UC Kearney and West Side Research Centers; Khaled Bali, Ph.D., Irrigation Water Management Specialist, University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources (UCANR) - 10:00 AM – 10:55 AM
Indigenous Rainwater Harvesting Practices in California: Relationship to Food Resilience and Climate Change
Rosalind Haselbeck, Ph.D., Executive Director, Dwelling on Carbon - 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Rainwater Harvesting Partners Project for Fire Safety, Irrigation, and Livestock Use
Gesse Bullock, Fire Management Specialist, Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas; Jacob Shaffer, District Conservationist, United States Department of Agriculture; Sheena Schemm, Southern Plains/Eastern Oklahoma Regional Climate Resilience Coordinator, Bureau of Indian Affairs
9:15 AM – 10:45 AM
ASSE Service Plumber (13000) Technical Committee (CLOSED SESSION)
Mesquite A-C, The SPTC (13000) is an advisory committee that provides technical guidance for the ASSE Service Plumber Certification program.
ASSE Service Plumber (13000) Technical Committee (CLOSED SESSION)
Mesquite A-C, The SPTC (13000) is an advisory committee that provides technical guidance for the ASSE Service Plumber Certification program.
9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
Heat Pump Water Heaters: Functionality, Installation, and Inspection Essentials (0.15 CEUs)
IAPMO Education/ASSE EJ Zimmer Seminar #1
Primrose B, Explore the essentials of Heat Pump Water Heaters in this informative session. Understand how these systems work, learn the best practices for installation, and discover critical inspection procedures that plumbing inspectors should follow to ensure compliance and optimal performance. This session is perfect for plumbing inspectors, installers, and anyone interested in energy-efficient water heating solutions.
Presenter: Gregg Holladay
Heat Pump Water Heaters: Functionality, Installation, and Inspection Essentials (0.15 CEUs)
IAPMO Education/ASSE EJ Zimmer Seminar #1
Primrose B, Explore the essentials of Heat Pump Water Heaters in this informative session. Understand how these systems work, learn the best practices for installation, and discover critical inspection procedures that plumbing inspectors should follow to ensure compliance and optimal performance. This session is perfect for plumbing inspectors, installers, and anyone interested in energy-efficient water heating solutions.
Presenter: Gregg Holladay
9:15 AM – 11:15 AM
Preventing Legionella: Essential Insights for Plumbing Professionals (0.15 CEUs)
IAPMO Education
Primrose A, This presentation shares field observations from Legionella public health investigations. It will cover what building owners, plumbing inspectors, engineers, plumbers, apprentices, and instructors can do to prevent Legionella growth and spread. The presenter will provide an overview of Legionella, associated diseases, factors leading to its growth and spread, and preventative actions. Additionally, the presentation will touch on his experience with public health investigation procedures, from notification to onsite environmental assessment and sample collection.
Presenter: Bruce Meiner
Preventing Legionella: Essential Insights for Plumbing Professionals (0.15 CEUs)
IAPMO Education
Primrose A, This presentation shares field observations from Legionella public health investigations. It will cover what building owners, plumbing inspectors, engineers, plumbers, apprentices, and instructors can do to prevent Legionella growth and spread. The presenter will provide an overview of Legionella, associated diseases, factors leading to its growth and spread, and preventative actions. Additionally, the presentation will touch on his experience with public health investigation procedures, from notification to onsite environmental assessment and sample collection.
Presenter: Bruce Meiner
9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
ASSE Manufacturers’ Forum (by invitation only)
Pasadena, Participants will have the opportunity to give their constructive input to ASSE’s Product Listing Program, discuss issues affecting their industries, and exchange ideas for future progress with staff involved in the listing program.
ASSE Manufacturers’ Forum (by invitation only)
Pasadena, Participants will have the opportunity to give their constructive input to ASSE’s Product Listing Program, discuss issues affecting their industries, and exchange ideas for future progress with staff involved in the listing program.
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM
ASSE Cross-Connection Control (5000) Technical Committee (CLOSED SESSION)
Mesquite A-C, The CCCTC is advisory to the ASSE International backflow certification program, based on the ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 5000.
ASSE Cross-Connection Control (5000) Technical Committee (CLOSED SESSION)
Mesquite A-C, The CCCTC is advisory to the ASSE International backflow certification program, based on the ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 5000.
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
Firestop Protection and Compliance (0.15 CEUs)
IAPMO Education/ ASSE EJ Zimmer Seminar #2
Primrose B, This session is designed to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of firestop protection, focusing on the latest building code requirements, test standards, and practical applications. The course will link these concepts to the Uniform Building Code (UMC) and Chapter 14 - Firestop Protection of the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC), ensuring that attendees are well-versed in the relevant regulations and best practices.
Presenter: Brent Johnson
Firestop Protection and Compliance (0.15 CEUs)
IAPMO Education/ ASSE EJ Zimmer Seminar #2
Primrose B, This session is designed to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of firestop protection, focusing on the latest building code requirements, test standards, and practical applications. The course will link these concepts to the Uniform Building Code (UMC) and Chapter 14 - Firestop Protection of the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC), ensuring that attendees are well-versed in the relevant regulations and best practices.
Presenter: Brent Johnson
11:00 AM – 12:15 AM
Demystifying Grease Interceptors: Expert Panel on Best Practices and Code Compliance (0.15 CEUs)
IAPMO Education
Primrose A, This presentation will address common misunderstandings about grease interceptors, including sizing, material selection, plumbing practices, installation, maintenance, and venting. It highlights the lack of specific guidelines for Grain Impact (GI) systems in commercial kitchens and emphasizes the need for expert evaluation to improve FOG management practices. Presented by a water physicist, plumbing industry educator, and plumbing installer, it will provide a comprehensive evaluation and improved guidance.
Presenters: Markus Langer; Dean Petersen; Nick Lopez
Demystifying Grease Interceptors: Expert Panel on Best Practices and Code Compliance (0.15 CEUs)
IAPMO Education
Primrose A, This presentation will address common misunderstandings about grease interceptors, including sizing, material selection, plumbing practices, installation, maintenance, and venting. It highlights the lack of specific guidelines for Grain Impact (GI) systems in commercial kitchens and emphasizes the need for expert evaluation to improve FOG management practices. Presented by a water physicist, plumbing industry educator, and plumbing installer, it will provide a comprehensive evaluation and improved guidance.
Presenters: Markus Langer; Dean Petersen; Nick Lopez
12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
ASSE President's Luncheon/Government Relations Update
Chino, Enjoy lunch hosted by International President Vincent Gallo IV. Current public policy initiatives impacting the industry, along with updates on policy efforts and strategies moving forward, will be presented by the IAPMO Government Relations team.
ASSE President's Luncheon/Government Relations Update
Chino, Enjoy lunch hosted by International President Vincent Gallo IV. Current public policy initiatives impacting the industry, along with updates on policy efforts and strategies moving forward, will be presented by the IAPMO Government Relations team.
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
IAPMO Education UPC/UMC Workshops
Smoketree A-E
IAPMO Education UPC/UMC Workshops
Smoketree A-E
1:30 PM - 5:00 PM
ARCSA Session 1B: Beneficial Uses of Rainwater
Oasis 3A, Session Moderator: TBD
ARCSA Session 1B: Beneficial Uses of Rainwater
Oasis 3A, Session Moderator: TBD
- 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Project: Dove Ridge Vineyard Water Harvesting Weatherford, Texas
Jacob Shaffer, USDA NRC District Conservationist - 2:30 PM – 3:00 PM
Break - 3:00 PM – 3:55 PM
Case Studies of Using Rainwater for Irrigation in Gardens and Greenhouses
Billy Kniffen, Texas A&M University Extension Water Resource Specialist (retired) - 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Urban Stormwater Use: Opportunities and Challenges
Tolessa Deksissa, Ph.D., Director, Water Resources Institute, University of the District of Columbia - 5:00 PM
Wednesday Closing
2:15 PM – 3:15 PM
ASSE Business Session #1
Primrose C-D, The first Business Session includes year-end reports from ASSE International’s officers and directors, chapters, and committees, and includes nominations for the upcoming year’s Board of Directors.
ASSE Business Session #1
Primrose C-D, The first Business Session includes year-end reports from ASSE International’s officers and directors, chapters, and committees, and includes nominations for the upcoming year’s Board of Directors.
3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
ASSE Membership Committee / Al Cohen Memorial Chapter Presidents’ Liaison Conference
Primrose C-D, The Membership Committee suggests measures for increasing the value of and numbers in the membership of ASSE International.
ASSE Membership Committee / Al Cohen Memorial Chapter Presidents’ Liaison Conference
Primrose C-D, The Membership Committee suggests measures for increasing the value of and numbers in the membership of ASSE International.
EVENING EVENT
5:30 PM – 10:00 PM
IAPMO/ASSE/ARCSA Co-Located Evening Outing at the Palm Springs Air Museum
Meet in the Convention Center Lobby at 5:30 PM to board buses departing at 5:45pm to the Palm Springs Air Museum, where we'll have live music, dinner and fun activities.
IAPMO/ASSE/ARCSA Co-Located Evening Outing at the Palm Springs Air Museum
Meet in the Convention Center Lobby at 5:30 PM to board buses departing at 5:45pm to the Palm Springs Air Museum, where we'll have live music, dinner and fun activities.
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 18th
7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Registration
Smoketree F
Registration
Smoketree F
7:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Breakfast & Coffee
Convention Center Lobby, Attendees will enjoy a breakfast spread each morning with a variety of options.
Breakfast & Coffee
Convention Center Lobby, Attendees will enjoy a breakfast spread each morning with a variety of options.
8:15 AM – 8:25 AM
ARCSA Conference Opending Second Day
Oasis 3A
Bill Rickard Conference Committee Co-Chair and ARCSA International Board of Directors
ARCSA Conference Opending Second Day
Oasis 3A
Bill Rickard Conference Committee Co-Chair and ARCSA International Board of Directors
8:30 AM
IAPMO Call to Order
Oasis 2
IAPMO Call to Order
Oasis 2
- Treasurer’s Report
- Membership Report
- President’s Report
- Election of Officers
8:30 AM - 1:55 PM
ARCSA Session 2: Advances in Rainwater Harvesting Research & Technology
Oasis 3A, Session Moderator: TBD
ARCSA Session 2: Advances in Rainwater Harvesting Research & Technology
Oasis 3A, Session Moderator: TBD
- 8:30 AM – 9:25 AM
Advanced Geospatial Technologies Applications in Rainwater Harvesting Systems
Tammy E. Parece, Ph.D., Assistant Teaching Professor, Department of Geography, The Ohio State University - 9:30 AM – 10:25 AM
Smart Solutions: Advanced Technologies in Rainwater Harvesting
Sarah Sojka, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Studies and Science, Randolph College; Kathy Gee, Ph.D., P.E., Director of Regulatory Affairs and Alliances, OptiRTC, Inc. - 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Controlling and Monitoring Microbial Contamination in Rainwater Harvesting System
Benjamin Sojka, Vice President, Rainwater Management Solutions (RMS), Inc. - 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Lunch on Your Own - 1:00 PM - 1:55 PM
Modern Rainwater Harvesting Systems: Resilient Approach for Water & Energy Conservation and Food Security
Katherine O’Neil, Ph.D., Director Environmental Studies Program, Roanoke College; Tamim Younos, Ph.D., President, Green Water-Infrastructure Academy
9:45 AM – 10:45 AM
ASSE Cross-Connection Control (5000) Technical Committee
Mesquite A-C, The CCCTC is advisory to the ASSE International backflow certification program, based on the ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 5000.
ASSE Cross-Connection Control (5000) Technical Committee
Mesquite A-C, The CCCTC is advisory to the ASSE International backflow certification program, based on the ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI Series 5000.
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
IAPMO Young Professionals Committee
Primrose A
IAPMO Young Professionals Committee
Primrose A
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
ASSE Fire Protection (15000/27000) Technical Committee
Primrose B, The FPTC (15000/27000) is an advisory committee that provides technical guidance for two ASSE International Fire Protection certifications: Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems, and Hybrid Fire Extinguishing Systems Personnel.
ASSE Fire Protection (15000/27000) Technical Committee
Primrose B, The FPTC (15000/27000) is an advisory committee that provides technical guidance for two ASSE International Fire Protection certifications: Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems, and Hybrid Fire Extinguishing Systems Personnel.
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
IAPMO Leadership Forum (INVITE ONLY)
Catalina, Lunch will be provided
IAPMO Leadership Forum (INVITE ONLY)
Catalina, Lunch will be provided
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
The Water Demand Calculator in Practice (0.15 CEUs)
IAPMO Education
Primrose A, The IAPMO Water Demand Calculator® has been available since 2017. In the interim, many buildings have been built using its revised estimates of peak water demand. While there is clear evidence that the revised predictions are more in line with what should be expected based on current flow rates and patterns of use, there is limited data on what is going on in plumbing systems that have been built using the Water Demand Calculator as the basis of design. In this presentation, we will share field data that compares measured flow rates to the Water Demand Calculator and traditional Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) predictions in some of these buildings. We will also share data on the critical path piping for a 90-unit, mid-rise apartment building, looking at the flow rates, velocities, and pressure loss experienced in the different segments along this critical path. The newly released Water Demand Calculator Pro or WDC Pro software will also be discussed. Through detailed presentations and analysis, attendees will gain valuable insights into the performance and design considerations of water distribution systems.
Presenters: Gary Klein; Dean Petersen; John Lansing; Markus Langer
The Water Demand Calculator in Practice (0.15 CEUs)
IAPMO Education
Primrose A, The IAPMO Water Demand Calculator® has been available since 2017. In the interim, many buildings have been built using its revised estimates of peak water demand. While there is clear evidence that the revised predictions are more in line with what should be expected based on current flow rates and patterns of use, there is limited data on what is going on in plumbing systems that have been built using the Water Demand Calculator as the basis of design. In this presentation, we will share field data that compares measured flow rates to the Water Demand Calculator and traditional Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) predictions in some of these buildings. We will also share data on the critical path piping for a 90-unit, mid-rise apartment building, looking at the flow rates, velocities, and pressure loss experienced in the different segments along this critical path. The newly released Water Demand Calculator Pro or WDC Pro software will also be discussed. Through detailed presentations and analysis, attendees will gain valuable insights into the performance and design considerations of water distribution systems.
Presenters: Gary Klein; Dean Petersen; John Lansing; Markus Langer
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
ASSE Professional Qualifications Standards Committee
Mesquite A-C, The PQSC is the committee that is involved in the development and issuance of ASSE International’s professional qualifications standards.
ASSE Professional Qualifications Standards Committee
Mesquite A-C, The PQSC is the committee that is involved in the development and issuance of ASSE International’s professional qualifications standards.
2:00 PM – 3:55 PM
ARCSA Panel Discussion: Off-grid Rainwater Harvesting Systems- Water Quality Management
Oasis 3A
Panelists: Bob Boulware, Markus Lenger, Billy Kniffen, and Charlee Myers
ARCSA Panel Discussion: Off-grid Rainwater Harvesting Systems- Water Quality Management
Oasis 3A
Panelists: Bob Boulware, Markus Lenger, Billy Kniffen, and Charlee Myers
3:15 PM – 4:15 PM
ASSE School Forum
Primrose C-D, At the School Forum, participants will have the opportunity to give their constructive input to ASSE’s Professional Certification Program, discuss issues affecting their training centers, and exchange ideas for future progress with staff involved in the certification program.
ASSE School Forum
Primrose C-D, At the School Forum, participants will have the opportunity to give their constructive input to ASSE’s Professional Certification Program, discuss issues affecting their training centers, and exchange ideas for future progress with staff involved in the certification program.
4:00 PM
ARCSA 2025 Conference Wrap Up
Oasis 3A
ARCSA 2025 Conference Wrap Up
Oasis 3A
EVENING EVENTS
6:00 PM – 6:30 PM
IAPMO Installation of Officers Reception
Primerose Foyer
IAPMO Installation of Officers Reception
Primerose Foyer
6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
IAPMO Installation of Officers Dinner
Oasis 2, Join us for the IAPMO Installation Dinner, a formal evening to celebrate the installation of the new IAPMO officers.
IAPMO Installation of Officers Dinner
Oasis 2, Join us for the IAPMO Installation Dinner, a formal evening to celebrate the installation of the new IAPMO officers.
FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 19th
7:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Registration
Smoketree F
Registration
Smoketree F
7:00 AM – 8:30 AM
Breakfast & Coffee
Convention Center Lobby, Attendees will enjoy a breakfast spread each morning with a variety of options.
Breakfast & Coffee
Convention Center Lobby, Attendees will enjoy a breakfast spread each morning with a variety of options.
8:00 AM – 8:30 AM
ASSE Service Plumber (13000) Technical Committee
Primrose B, The SPTC (13000) is an advisory committee that provides technical guidance for the ASSE Service Plumber Certification program.
ASSE Service Plumber (13000) Technical Committee
Primrose B, The SPTC (13000) is an advisory committee that provides technical guidance for the ASSE Service Plumber Certification program.
8:45 AM – 9:45 AM
ASSE NFPA Sub-Committee
Mesquite A-C, The NFPA Sub-Committee reviews proposed changes to NFPA codes and recommends voting positions for ASSE International.
ASSE NFPA Sub-Committee
Mesquite A-C, The NFPA Sub-Committee reviews proposed changes to NFPA codes and recommends voting positions for ASSE International.
9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
ASSE Code Development Committee
Mesquite A-C, The Code Committee reviews proposed changes to model codes and recommends voting positions for ASSE International.
ASSE Code Development Committee
Mesquite A-C, The Code Committee reviews proposed changes to model codes and recommends voting positions for ASSE International.
11:15 AM – 12:15 PM
ASSE Board of Directors Meeting
Primrose C-D, The open ASSE International Board of Directors Meeting typically includes reports from technical committee chairmen regarding their meetings held earlier in the week.
ASSE Board of Directors Meeting
Primrose C-D, The open ASSE International Board of Directors Meeting typically includes reports from technical committee chairmen regarding their meetings held earlier in the week.
1:45 AM – 2:45 AM
ASSE Business Session #2 and Award Ceremony
Primrose C-D, The second Business Session includes an election of the ASSE International Officers and Directors, and the International President’s address. ASSE International awards will also be presented.
ASSE Business Session #2 and Award Ceremony
Primrose C-D, The second Business Session includes an election of the ASSE International Officers and Directors, and the International President’s address. ASSE International awards will also be presented.
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Fire Protection (15000/27000) Technical Committee (CLOSED SESSION)
Mesquite A-C, The FPTC (15000/27000) is an advisory committee that provides technical guidance for two ASSE International Fire Protection certifications: Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems, and Hybrid Fire Extinguishing Systems Personnel.
Fire Protection (15000/27000) Technical Committee (CLOSED SESSION)
Mesquite A-C, The FPTC (15000/27000) is an advisory committee that provides technical guidance for two ASSE International Fire Protection certifications: Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems, and Hybrid Fire Extinguishing Systems Personnel.
EVENING EVENT
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
ASSE Closing Celebration
Smoketree A-E, Join us for the ASSE Closing Celebration featuring dinner, dancing, and networking — an unforgettable evening to wrap up the conference!
ASSE Closing Celebration
Smoketree A-E, Join us for the ASSE Closing Celebration featuring dinner, dancing, and networking — an unforgettable evening to wrap up the conference!