Environmentally Sensitive Maintenance(ESM) Training

​If any municipalities are interested in attending but lack tech resources, the District has room available to hold a viewing session.  We can accommodate up to 20 participants.
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Contact John Motz at the District office to schedule a viewing session.
 
Note that next year they will be returning to the 2 day format.  These will be the last chances to get certified/recertified with a “one day” training format.
 
 
See below for a quick update on DGLVR ESM trainings, including links to register for several remote ones this winter:
 
2021 In-Person ESMs

• 6 in-person ESM trainings (one day) were held this summer / fall.
• A total of 170 attendees were certified.

 
2021-22 Winter Remote ESMs

• 4 remote ESM trainings are scheduled for this winter (~8 hours each, split into two mornings like last year).
• More information: https://www.dirtandgravel.psu.edu/education-and-training/esm-course/remote-online-esm-trainings
• Dates and registration links: registration is now open for all sessions
  • Dec 14 & 15: https://psu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_eC6lTIa4RiyEl0JrhwC7UA
  • Jan 18 & 19: https://psu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_36PJ-nUQQRW8QYx_CpIQUg
  • Feb 15 & 16: https://psu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vad8NNQvTzifZhX_v2LAmg
  • March 15 & 16: https://psu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_eEVf0EqBRE-RI4aSmMV2eg
• Registration Cards will be sent to attendees at the end of the 2nd day. These cards will need to fill out and return to be certified.
• Remote trainings are available for new attendees or as certification renewals.
• Attendee certification or re-certification will last 5 years.

 
2022 ESMs

• Will return to 2 day format.
• Look for announcements this winter for training starting Spring 2022.

 
As always, contact the District office with any questions.

During Covid-19 the Center is offering  in person and web based ESM training for those interested.​  Information here:  https://www.dirtandgravel.psu.edu/education-and-training/esm-course
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ESM Resources:
ESM Field Guide