The NJ school drinking water regulation has changed and here are some quick highlights below. Testing can begin in July 2021 and is every 3 years from there. “Notwithstanding the results or date of any prior testing, all district boards of education shall continue to test drinking water outlets as provided below in the designated …
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FROM NJDOH: Certain child care centers and educational facilities are required to obtain a Safe Building Interior Certification (SBIC) from the NJ Department of Health (DOH). The following criteria is used to determine if a SBIC will be required: The center or educational facility is in a building constructed prior to 1979. The prior or …
The New Jersey Department of Education will strengthen its “Safe Drinking Water” regulations to require schools to perform lead testing every 3 years, rather than every 6 years, to ensure timely detection of elevated lead levels. *The Murphy administration will implement a three-pronged approach to enhance key lead testing and remediation regulations and policies. Here …
