• Format: Recorded Presentation • IA – 0.25 Business CEU • NJ - Pending • NCICLB Course #12387 - 1 Business CEU • ORLCB - 1 CEH • QWEL - 1 CEU • FNGLA - 1 CEU Instructor: Ted Moriarty
  • Date:  Thursday, December 4, 2025; 4:00 - 5:00 PM EST Class format: Live Webinar (recorded presentation available at a later date) Class length: 1 hour • IA - 0.25 CEU • NJ Course #1424 - 0.25 CEC • NCICLB Course #12894 - 1 Business CEU • ORLCB - 1 CEH • QWEL - 0.25 CEU • FNGLA - 0.25 CEU Instructor: Kevin Battistoni
  • Date:  Wednesday, December 3, 2025; 2:45 PM - 3:45 PM EST Class format: Live Webinar (recorded presentation available at a later date) Class length: 1 hour • IA - 1 CEU • NJ Course #1419 - 0.25 CEC • NCICLB Course #12887 - 1 CEU • ORLCB - 1 CEH • QWEL - 1 CEU • FNGLA - 1 CEU • MCLP - 1 MCLP Safety • LACE - 1 LACES HSW PDH Instructor: Russell Holman
  • Date:  Friday, December 5, 2025; 11:00 AM - 12:00 NOON EST Class format: Live Webinar (recorded presentation available at later date) Class length: 1 hour • IA - 1 CEU • NJ Course #1421 - 1 CEC • NCICLB Course #12897 - 1 CEU • ORLCB - 1 CEH • QWEL - 1 CEU • FNGLA - 1 CEU • LACE - 1 LACES HSW PDH
  • Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7
    • IA - 1 CEU
    • NCICLB Course #12146 - 1 CEU
    • ORLCB - 1 CEH
    • QWEL - 1 CEU
    • FNGLA - 1 CEU
    Course Outline:
    • Operation of a Valve
    • How Valves Close
    • What Makes a Valve Close?
    • What makes a Valve Open?
    • Using Valve Sizing Charts
    • Valve Repair and Troubleshooting
     
  • This course, presented in Spanish, will be a traditional electrical troubleshooting course.
    • IA - 2 CEUs
    • NCICLB Course #11945 - 2 CEUs
    • NJ - 2 CECs
    • ORLCB - 2 CEHs
    • FNGLA -2 CEUs
    • QWEL - 2 CEUs
     
  • Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7
    • IA - 1 CEU
    • NJ - 0.5 CEC
    • NCICLB Course #12072 - 1 Business CEU
    • OLCB -1 CEH
    • FNGLA - 1 CEU
    • QWEL- 1 CEU
    Running a small business is hard. Always short-staffed and under-capitalized, business owners juggle a dozen balls every day. Reaching success without sacrificing too much of your personal life means becoming a good business operator. Because most business owners in the Green Industry started as good production or technical people, they struggle with the management of the business.  While professional management can be learned over time, an owner will still need help along the way. No matter how small or large the company, a Board of Advisors will provide powerful guidance to help you maneuver in the game of business. This course will define the role of a Board of Advisors and how to create that board.
  • Format: Recorded Session - available 24/7
    • IA - 1 CEU
    • NJ - 0.5 CEC
    • NCICLB Course #12089 - 1 Business CEU
    • ORLCB - 1 CEH
    • QWEL - 1 CEU
    • FNGLA - 1 CEU
    We all saw or heard about the large cargo ship that got stuck in the Suez Canal and the massive back up of container ships anchored outside the ports Los Angeles and Long Beach. While these are very visible examples of supply chain delays in getting products to fulfill orders, there are so many additional challenges within the global transportation network creating real headaches for the landscape and irrigation industry. In this webinar we will discuss these ongoing challenges. We will also look at some of today’s product innovations providing professionals more installation and maintenance options to help prepare and overcome any challenges.
  • 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.
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