The PRWA Drinking Water Treatment Program provides training and guidance to assist operators in gaining the knowledge and skills to understand the responsibility of being a Water Treatment Professional and works toward certification. Day 1 is meant to introduce students to the industry and program.
This course is designed to provide the student with the general concepts of drinking water treatment operations. Emphasis will be on proper chemical application, regulations, laboratory analysis, safety, and electrical/mechanical equipment. An introduction of topics covering hydrology, hydrologic cycle, potable water sources and use, treatment technologies, and administration will be provided. This intermediate level course […]
This class will provide 4 continuing education hours that can be applied to all water treatment licenses and introduce basic concepts of Water Treatment. Instructor: Max Parrish, SCRWA Schedule 8:30 - 11:00 Basic Instruction on Construction Drawings and Specifications 11:00 - 12:30 Workshop Group Exercise
Water Systems O&M Training 2023: December 12th, MHA & TERO Energy Complex, 305 4th St, New Town, North Dakota 58763 8:30 am Registration 9:00 am Training Begins 9:00 am Operator Safety; Safety Should be Everyone’s Top Priority, Some Best Practices, Paul Teicher, Utility Logic 10:00 am Water Meter Cellular AMI: Network as a Service, Farrell […]
Robin Franzen, Montana Rural Water Systems will cover: Cyber Security, Physical Security, Operational Security and Communications Security. Disaster Preparedness, to include: Overview of EPS's VSAT tool, Emergency Response Plans, and Standard Operating Procedures. .2 Dual CECs will be earned. Contact Robin at (406) 781-8775 or rfranzen@mrws.org to register or for more information.
Water Distribution training including duties of a distribution operator, design, installation, trenching, excavation, hydrants, valves and storage.
Illinois Rural Water Association, with funding from the U.S. EPA, through a partnership with NRWA, is conducting this no cost training program. Sessions will include information on Wastewater microbiology, laboratory management, and Operator Do’s and Don’ts for DMR entries, sample collection and analysis. The intended audience of this program is Illinois public wastewater and water […]
This course is designed to provide the student with the general concepts of drinking water treatment operations. Emphasis will be on proper chemical application, regulations, laboratory analysis, safety, and electrical/mechanical equipment. An introduction of topics covering hydrology, hydrologic cycle, potable water sources and use, treatment technologies, and administration will be provided. This intermediate level course […]
Water Systems O&M Training 2023: December 13th, Spirit Lake Casino Walking Eagle Ballroom, 7889 ND-57, St Michael, North Dakota 58370 8:30 am Registration 9:00 am Training Begins 9:00 am Operator Safety; Safety Should be Everyone’s Top Priority, Some Best Practices, Paul Teicher, Utility Logic 10:00 am Water Meter Cellular AMI: Network as a Service, Farrell […]
Security, to include: Cyber Security, Physical Security, Operational Security and Communications Security. Disaster Preparedness to include: Overview of EPA's VSAT tool, Emergency Response Plans, and Standard Operating Procedures.
Se hablará de las vulnerabilidades de nuestros sistemas y cómo proteger nuestros Acueductos de Ciberataques.
This session is designed to help participants develop an understanding of how working drawings are organized, and how to utilize the information contained within them. Participants will receive instruction on reading and reviewing Record Issue drawings* used to construct collection and water systems. Attendees will become familiar with the design and construction of civil, mechanical […]
