Drinking Water Laboratories Finding Drinking Water Laboratories Some laboratories report data to the Public Water Supply Section in an electronic format. Data reported electronically are saved to the Public Water Supply Section database much faster than data reported on paper copies. Once data are entered in the database, water systems can confirm receipt using the Sampling Status Report and Drinking Water Watch. Drinking water analyses must be performed by a laboratory certified by the North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health. *Note: Laboratories are certified to conduct a certain number of tests but may not be certified to conduct every test required of a water system. The NCSLPH Certification Program maintains a list of laboratories certified to conduct different analyses. Click here to find a certified laboratory. Laboratory Forms and Guidance Distribution System Forms Update - Training Video (2016) CMDP Role Registration Guide for SCS Account (2018): [PDF] [Word] Organization Update Instructions for SCS (2018): [PDF] [Word] CMDP Training Video for Laboratories using LDS application (November 2018) CMDP Training Slide Handout for LDS Users CMDP Upload Instructions for LDS Users LDS Version 2.0 User Manual CMDP Training Video for Laboratories w/ custom LIMS application (March 2018)(Not for LDS Users) CMDP Training Video for Laboratories w/ custom LIMS application (November 2018) (Not for LDS Users) CMDP Training Slide Handout for LIMS Users(Not for LDS Users) Electronic Data Submissions by State-Approved Persons (other than Certified Laboratories) - Forms and Guidance Instructions: Requesting an Account for Measurements Not Requiring Laboratory Certification Attachment 1: Account Request and Certification Form Attachment 2: EPA Approved Reference Sheets Attachment 3: Lab Data Submittal 2.0+ CMDP User Manual (Abridged Version for Non-Certified Users) Attachment 4: Shared CROMERR Services Role Registration Guide for Non-Certified Users Using CMDP
Drinking Water Laboratories Finding Drinking Water Laboratories Some laboratories report data to the Public Water Supply Section in an electronic format. Data reported electronically are saved to the Public Water Supply Section database much faster than data reported on paper copies. Once data are entered in the database, water systems can confirm receipt using the Sampling Status Report and Drinking Water Watch. Drinking water analyses must be performed by a laboratory certified by the North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health. *Note: Laboratories are certified to conduct a certain number of tests but may not be certified to conduct every test required of a water system. The NCSLPH Certification Program maintains a list of laboratories certified to conduct different analyses. Click here to find a certified laboratory. Laboratory Forms and Guidance Distribution System Forms Update - Training Video (2016) CMDP Role Registration Guide for SCS Account (2018): [PDF] [Word] Organization Update Instructions for SCS (2018): [PDF] [Word] CMDP Training Video for Laboratories using LDS application (November 2018) CMDP Training Slide Handout for LDS Users CMDP Upload Instructions for LDS Users LDS Version 2.0 User Manual CMDP Training Video for Laboratories w/ custom LIMS application (March 2018)(Not for LDS Users) CMDP Training Video for Laboratories w/ custom LIMS application (November 2018) (Not for LDS Users) CMDP Training Slide Handout for LIMS Users(Not for LDS Users) Electronic Data Submissions by State-Approved Persons (other than Certified Laboratories) - Forms and Guidance Instructions: Requesting an Account for Measurements Not Requiring Laboratory Certification Attachment 1: Account Request and Certification Form Attachment 2: EPA Approved Reference Sheets Attachment 3: Lab Data Submittal 2.0+ CMDP User Manual (Abridged Version for Non-Certified Users) Attachment 4: Shared CROMERR Services Role Registration Guide for Non-Certified Users Using CMDP
