Water Distribution Systems Operations and Treatment Test Prep Review
This 6‑hour Water Distribution Systems Operations and Treatment Test Prep Review provides a comprehensive, exam‑focused refresher for operators preparing for certification exams. Topics include water treatment fundamentals, distribution system components, hydraulics and calculations, water quality management, system operations and maintenance, safety practices, and regulatory responsibilities. The session features guided problem solving, review of common exam questions, and test‑taking strategies to strengthen understanding and boost exam confidence. Designed for distribution and treatment operators seeking focused review and practical exam preparation.
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Activated Sludge Process Control Wastewater Lift Stations Part 1
This class will review some process control, math needed, different aeration types, and troubleshooting problems for the control of activated sludge. No registration needed. Reply to michael.boney@nrwa.org with an intent to attended. Seating is limited.
Wastewater Pumps, Motors, Valves, and Meters
The class will discuss different types of pumps used to transfer wastewater at different sections of the process; the motors used to accomplished the pumping; different valves used for purposes in the plant; and meters for the wastewater flow. There is no need to register, send an email to michael.boney@nrwa.org with a message for your intent to attend. Capacity is at 15 people.
Introduction to Activated Sludge
The course is intended to give an introductory review of the activated sludge (AS) process. A look at the production of AS, a basic AS plant, a discussion on the biological oxygen demand (BOD), different foams, and biological organisms. No need to register, just send an email for your intent to attend to michael.boney@nrwa.org
Disinfection (In-Person)
In this course, we will cover chlorine disinfection theory and how it works. We will also look Compare and contrast the goal of disinfection versus sterilization. Explain the concept of indicator organisms and list six characteristics that make an ideal indicator organism. Compare and contrast testing methodologies for indicator organisms. Discuss the effect of temperature and pH on chlorine chemistry. Predict the effect of various chemical components, for example, nitrite and ammonia, on chlorine residual at ultraviolet light what it is and how it works.
Cloud-Based SCADA Systems - Value, Functionality, Security, Flexibility: The Best Option for Small Rural Systems (1 Hour)
Cloud-Based SCADA systems can be used for any kind of infrastructure: water, wastewater, transportation, industrial and/or agricultural. A good system has high security, two-way communications, is flexible, and is low cost. It can integrate with any other data management system.
The attributes of a good cloud-based SCADA system will be discussed and analyzed and RealiteQ will be shown to possess these attributes.
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