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Specialized Training
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Specialized training
sessions provide water professionals with an opportunity to resolve
problems by sharing ideas with state and federal agencies, engineers,
contractors, manufacturers, supplies, and other water system personnel.
Training sessions cover a broad spectrum of needs. Subjects range from
water treatment, and federal water and wastewater regulations, to
financial management practices and operator certification. The training
allows water professionals to upgrade their skills, improve the quality
of their utility's service, and protect their community's health.
DRWA's Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition draws water and
wastewater professionals, manufacturers, and suppliers together in one
location, allowing them to participate in specialized training and learn
about the latest trends in technology, government regulations, and
system management techniques.
Please call if you have any
questions about our training.
CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS TO
TRAINING LOCATIONS
DRWA Training Sessions:
TO REGISTER CALL 302-424-DRWA OR E-MAIL PAT AT
Patdrwa@yahoo.com
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Date |
Class |
Time |
Location |
Hours |
| April 15,
2008 |
CCR
Workshop |
9:00am -1:00pm |
DRWA
Training Facility, Milford Continental
Breakfast Provided and is Optional |
4 W |
| April 24,
2008 |
Cross
Connection |
8:30am -12:30pm |
DRWA
Training Facility, Milford |
4 W (WW-OS??) |
| May 13,
2008 |
Pump
rebuild & Maintenance |
8:30am -12:30pm |
Odess M.O.T |
4 W - WW (OS??) |
| May 14,
2008 |
Pump
rebuild & Maintenance |
8:30am -12:30pm |
DRWA
Training Facility, Milford |
4 W - WW (OS??) |
| May 15,
2008 |
Evaluating
Financial Capacity |
8:30am -12:30pm |
DRWA
Training Facility, Milford |
4 W (WW-OS??) |
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Environmental Training Center
Del Tech (Call 302-855-1617 to register)
Base Level Water Operator Course
This is an entry-level course that prepares
student for the state certification exam. It teaches basic water
system operator responsibilities, water sources and treatment, math,
pumps, disinfection, lab procedures, treatment plant operation and
safety. MDE approved#2451-02-03, 57(1.5x) NJ-07-040612-10,
57hrs, 5.7 CEUs. Instructors: Duncan, Burdette, Williams EYI 237
231, 19 aessions, W 1/16 - 5/21, 6:30-9:30pm, $292.
Water Treatment and Chlorine Safety
This one-day course will discuss the the various
water treatment plant process, chemicals used and basic principals of
plant operations. The afternoon session will present an in-depth
examination of the disinfection process, including the various forms
of chlorine utilized in the treatment field. Topics covered will
include: jar testing, chlorine analysis and chemicals used in the
treatment process. the safe handling of chlorine and the safety
features built into cylinders and feed equipment will also be covered.
MDE Approved#1613-97-09, 7 (1.5x) WT ALL; WD, P. Approved DE onsite
lic. C. PADEP #2026. NJ-07-040658-30. 7.5 hrs, .75 CEUs EYI 260 501
1 sessions, Th, 1/31, 8:30am-5:00pm, $115 Instructor: Ed
Cope.
Water Quality
This class will deal with water quality issues.
Problems associated with water quality and their affects will be a
topic and the associated treatment techniques to remove the
contaminants will be discussed. Regulations, contaminant
identification and water characteristics will be included in this
presentation. NJ-07-050796-10. 7.5 hrs, .75 CEUs EYI 564 201 1
sessions, W, 3/5, 8:30am-4:30pm, $95 Instructor: Ed
Cope.
Water operator certification disinfection
course
This is an intermediate level course that
prepares the student for the State of Delaware Water Operator
Certification Examination regarding disinfection systems. Topics
include: chlorine gas, hypochlorination, chloramines, ozone, chlorine
dioxide, UV, bromine, iodine and regulations. NJ-07-040617-10, 30hrs,
3.0 CEUs, Instructor: John Hanley, P.E., P.L.S. EYI 527 201, 5
Sessions, T, 4/1-4/29, 8:30-3:30pm, $248
Water operator chemical feed course for
Fluoride, Lime, pH adjustment and Inhibitors
This is an endorsement course that prepares the
operator for the State Certification Exam. It teaches operators
about different areas of chemical feed including permanganate,
fluoridation, lime soda ash softening, hydrogen peroxide and pH.
NJ-07-040614-10, 33hrs, 3.3 CEUs, Instructor: John Hanley, P.E., P.L.S.
EYI 582 201, 5 Sessions, Th, 4/3-5/1, 8:30-3:30pm, $259
Pump Hydraulics
A sound knowledge of pump hydraulics is vital to
anyone who must operate, maintain and troubleshoot water and
wastewater pumping systems. This class is designed to give the
student a basic understanding of the hydraulic principals centrifugal
pumps. Subjects covered will include hydraulic formulas and volumetric
conditions, the properties of water at rest and in motion, and the
hydraulic forces that exists in a pumping system. Drawdown testing,
pump curves and the sizing of pumps and motors will be discussed.
The student should bring a scientific calculator to this class.
MDE approval pending. Approved DE onsite lic. A, B, C, D, E, F,
H. PADEP#1932. NJ-07-040686-30. Approved VA WWOPS. 7hrs, .7 CEUs EYI
538 201, 1 sessions, W, 4/16, 8:30am-4:30pm, $116 Instructor:
Tony Stockus.
Other Training:
Maryland Rural Water Association-
Call 410-489-5877
March 4,
2008, Evaluating Financial Capacity- 25 Questions 8:30am -
12:30pm, Kent county W & WW, 709 Morgnec rd. Chestertown, MD,
21620
March 27,
2008, Evaluating Financial Capacity- 25
Questions 8:30am - 12:30pm, Town of Berlin, 10 William st,
Berlin, MD 21811
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