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Explore the latest updates in North Carolina's onsite wastewater system 
regulations with our dedicated section on the 18E rules, set to take effect 
on January 1, 2024. Our page is specifically designed to help industry 
professionals navigate these important changes with ease. You'll find a 
searchable database of the 18E rules and a cross-reference guide for quick 
and efficient information access.

18E Rules - Searchable Online Database — Onsite Wastewater Professionals

Continuing Education Training — Onsite Wastewater Professionals

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Septic School: Purasys SBR

Introduction to Drip

Septic School: Pump System Components

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Septic School: Infiltrator Quick4+ Chamber

Making penetrations in an Infiltrator Quick4+ Multi Port End Cap

Dr. Bob Rubin and Jonathan Godfrey Discuss Large Diameter Pipe

Septic Installer School: Infiltrator Chamber Systems

Septic School: Pump Discharge Assembly

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