Format: Recorded Presentation • IA – 1.0 CEU • NJ Course #001098 - 1 Business CEC • NCICLB Course #12402 - 1 Irrigation CEU • ORLCB - 1 CEH • QWEL - 1 CEU • FNGLA - 1 CEU Instructor: Clark O'Neill

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 1.5 CEUs
• NJ - 0.75 CEC
• NCICLB Course #11932 - 1.5 CEUs
• ORLCB - 1 CEH
• QWEL - 1 CEU
• FNGLA - 1 CEU

Instructor: Brian Vinchesi Learning Objectives:

• Develop a better understanding of “why” professional designed systems are different than design/build irrigation systems.
• Identify key areas that will impact the amount of time and materials required to successfully build these projects.

Who should attend?  Irrigation contractors, business owners, site managers or any irrigation installation staff that work on or bid professionally designed and managed irrigation system installations.

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 2 IA CEUs
• NJ - 2 WC CECs
• QWEL - 2 CEUs
• FNGLA - 2 CEUs

This class is designed to provide the irrigation technician in the northern and eastern regions of North America with the tools needed to effectively determine if a problem in the landscape is or is not related to water and if not, be able to at least make some basic determination as to what the problem and cause may be. Course Outline:

• Is There Enough Moisture in the Soil?
• Common Turf Diseases
• Common Turf Insects
• Common Turf Annual Weeds
• Common Landscape Plant Issues
• Can Overwatering Make These Worse?

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 2 CEUs
• NCICLB Course #12147 - 2 CEUs
• ORLCB - 2 CEHs
• QWEL - 2 CEUs
• FNGLA - 2 CEUs

This workshop will present and discuss the principles of two wire faults, the tools needed to accurately troubleshoot and the strategies to resolve them.  The focus will be on improving the learner’s ability to resolve faults and to present strategies to their technicians.

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 1 CEU
• NJ - 1 CEC
• NCICLB Course #11944 - 2 CEUs
• ORLCB - 2 CEHs
• QWEL - 2 CEUs
• FNGLA - 2 CEUs

Instructor: James Huston This seminar will review key strategies to focus your irrigation contracting business when navigating uncertain times. The attendee will:

• Reinforce understanding of important business management principles.
• Recognize key industry benchmarks and how they are changing during these uncertain times.
• Takeaway strategies to implement into your business.

Who should attend?  Irrigation contractors, business owners and senior management.

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 2 CEUs
• NJ - 2 CECs WC
• NCICLB Course #12074 - 2 CEUs
• ORLCB - 2 CEHs
• QWEL - 2 CEUs
• FNGLA - 2 CEUs

Instructor: Ted Moriarty A successful installation or renovation project depends on determining the best and most feasible course of action to take. This requires making decisions in the field regarding three key elements – sprinkler pressure, spacing, and flow based on the manufacturer’s specifications. This leads to good distribution uniformity and therefore conserving water while keeping the plants healthy. This class will address the fundamental hydraulic principles supporting these three important elements, with an emphasis on spacing and nozzling. Part 1 of the class will focus on choosing the proper nozzles and spacing given existing site conditions that may require “out of the box” solutions. Part 2 will address difficult areas which need to be irrigated with the goal mitigating water waste, such as overspray. New techniques using different approaches for mixing and matching different irrigation equipment will be covered.

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 2 CEUs
• NCICLB - Course #12161 - 2 Business CEUs
• QWEL - 2 CEUs
• ORLCB - 2 CEHs
• FGNLA - 2 CEUs

Instructor:  Kurt Thompson Developing company personnel is essential to the successful growth of any company because it has become very difficult to hire fully trained people. Most of the time training your people by lecturing or just showing how to complete a task is not effective. That is because working adults do not learn as they did when they were a full-time student. This 2-hour presentation introduces an owner, manager, or supervisor to the basic concepts of how adult learners perceive and process information. It also covers some proven, practical techniques, and methods to get the information in a form and size to effectively transfer knowledge to the learner AND get it put to use in the learner’s job. Also great for salespeople to learn about presenting their ideas to their clients!

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 2 CEUs
• NCICLB #11947 - 2 CEUs
• NJ - 2 CECs
• ORLB - 2 CEHs
• FNGLA-2 CEUs

Instructor:  Chris Pine Attendees will develop a better understanding of the different types of connected irrigation controllers available today and what that means to an irrigation technician. They increase their familiarity and comfort level with terminology, especially for Wi-Fi connections and will improve their strategies to troubleshoot connected controllers. We will cover:

• Different types of connected controllers available today with their advantages and disadvantages from a technician’s and end user’s point of view.
• Specific troubleshooting strategies to use on each tec.hnology so that issues can be quickly isolated.
• The language of connected devices and technology, so that the technician is familiar and can speak the lingo.

Who should attend?  Irrigation installation and repair technicians with some field experience installing controllers.

Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7

• IA - 3 CEUs
• NJ - 3 CECs
• NCICLB Course #11786 - 3 CEUs
• ORLCB - 3 CEHs
• QWEL - 3 CEUs
• FNGLA - 3 CEUs

A common barrier to efficiently identifying a problem with electrical components used in an irrigation system is that a technician guesses or uses trial and error methods. The understanding and use of a multimeter are at the heart of productively determining an electrical problem with a controller or valve circuit. It saves countless hours and correctly identifies the problem. The 3-hour online training course interactively guides the attendees though the proper use of multimeters in order to correctly and efficiently identify the problem in a controller, valve wiring, solenoids, and splices. Attendees will pause the training to use a meter in our eLab practice sessions during the online instruction to practice real-world applications of the skills and knowledge on the valves and a controller in front of them. This repetition prepares them to immediately use the new skills and knowledge in their job.