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Audience: Dealer

  • What Consumers and Members Are Asking WQA

    Questions about drinking water, treatment systems and product certification bring consumers and members to WQA looking for answers.

  • WQA welcomes new General Counsel

    Aryelle J. Berry Smith has joined the Water Quality Association as General Counsel. Smith, whose experience spans law, public service, education, real estate and nonprofit governance, steps into a key role on WQA’s executive team.

  • A New Way for WQA Members to Work Together

    WQA President Greg Reyneke, MWS, joins Susan Keaton, WQA’s Associate Director of Marketing and Communications, for a mid-year update.

  • Building Skills and Confidence Through WQA Education

    In the latest episode of the WQA Podcast, Dr. Tanya Lubner, WQA’s Director of Professional Certification and Training, joins host Wes Bleed to discuss the many ways water treatment professionals can strengthen their skills through WQA education.

  • Hidden Chemistry webinar highlights

    The WQA Podcast, listeners hear excerpts from the recent WQA webinar, “Hidden Chemistry: Unmasking Contaminants with Smarter Water Analysis.” Dr. Joshua Mertz, director of research and development at LaMotte Company, explores why identifying a contaminant such as iron, lead or manganese may tell only part of the story.

  • Hidden Chemistry: Unmasking Contaminants with Smarter Water Analysis

    Contaminants rarely reveal themselves in their simplest form. Iron may exist as dissolved ions, particles, or complexes; lead can hide in unexpected chemistry; arsenic shifts between species with very different risks. Manganese brings additional challenges that complicate both detection and treatment.

  • Beyond Arsenic: Treating Heavy Metals in Drinking Water (0.15 CPD)

    Dealers are constantly looking for new ways to expand their business and add value to their customers.

  • Making Ethics Visible in the Water Treatment Industry

    Candice Wentling, MWS, director of Certified Action and a member of the WQA Board of Governors, joins the conversation for a timely discussion on ethics in the water treatment industry and what professionalism looks like when difficult decisions arise.

  • Helping your customers understand their CCR

    What does a Consumer Confidence Report really tell you about your community’s drinking water?

  • WQA applauds Senate drinking water legislation

    The Water Quality Association applauds bipartisan efforts in the U.S. Senate to advance legislation that will strengthen federal investments in drinking water and expand access to proven water treatment solutions for families across the country.