Mokena, Illinois — ARCSA International is proud to announce that its Professional Rainwater Harvesting Classes for Designers, Installers, and Inspectors have been officially approved by the Ohio Department of Health for continuing education (CE) credits for registered private water systems contractors.
Participants who complete these sessions are now eligible to receive:
These hours may be applied toward either the 2025 or 2026 registration cycle, in accordance with Ohio Administrative Code 3701-28-18 (B)(1)(g).
This approval marks an exciting milestone for the rainwater harvesting industry. Not only does it affirm the high standards and professional relevance of ARCSA’s training programs, but it also opens the door for expanded acceptance in other states seeking to strengthen water resilience and professional development for water systems contractors. As more regions across the country explore sustainable and decentralized water solutions, Ohio’s leadership in recognizing rainwater harvesting education sets a powerful example.
“As the demand for sustainable water infrastructure grows, this approval reinforces the essential role rainwater harvesting can play in safe, reliable private water systems,” ARCSA International Executive Director Heather Kinkade said. “We’re excited by this opportunity and the momentum it builds toward broader state-level recognition.”
Contractors who complete ARCSA’s CE-approved courses will receive certificates containing all information required by the Ohio Department of Health, including participant and company names, course details, and provider information. Documentation of completed training will be submitted to the Ohio Department of Health Private Water Systems Program within the required 60-day window.
For additional details on course offerings or to register, visit https://arcsainternational.org/arcsa-education/classes-and-workshops.
ARCSA International, which joined IAPMO in September 2023, provides resources and information on rainwater and stormwater collection to promote the advancement of rainwater conservation and to work with government at all levels in promoting rainwater and stormwater management. For more information, visit https://arcsainternational.org.
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