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Hours Available: 7
CEH Type: Wastewater
Cost: $0.00
Location
Atmore City HallHours Available: 7
CEH Type: Water/Wastewater
Cost: $0.00
Location
Haleyville Water WarehouseHours Available: 7
CEH Type: Water/Wastewater
Cost: $0.00
Location
Atmore City HallThis upcoming event will showcase a comprehensive range of laboratory products and services from HACH, a renowned leader in analytical instrumentation and solutions. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore HACH's cutting-edge laboratory testing equipment, precisely calibrated standards, and high-quality glassware that adhere to the strictest industry standards.
Moreover, a highly trained HACH instructor will be on hand to provide in-depth demonstrations and hands-on guidance, ensuring attendees gain practical knowledge on the proper operation and applications of each instrument. This invaluable expertise will empower attendees to maximize the potential of HACH's advanced solutions and streamline their laboratory workflows with confidence.
By attending this event, participants can expect to not only witness the latest innovations in analytical instrumentation but also acquire the skills necessary to leverage these tools effectively, ultimately enhancing the accuracy, efficiency, and productivity of their laboratory operations.
The class will cover Cybersecurity in the water and wastewater industry as it focuses on protecting critical infrastructure, such as treatment plants, SCADA systems, and distribution networks, from cyberattacks that could disrupt operations or compromise public health. It involves implementing safeguards like network monitoring, access controls, and employee training to defend against threats ranging from ransomware to unauthorized system manipulation.
Attendees will get a refresher on Section 1433 of the Safe Drinking Water Act, as amended by the America’s Water Infrastructure Act (AWIA) of 2018, requires community water systems to conduct a Risk and Resilience Assessment (RRA) and develop or update an Emergency Response Plan (ERP). These documents ensure utilities evaluate risks to their infrastructure (including physical and cyber threats) and maintain actionable plans to prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies.
Attendees will receive comprehensive in person training covering design, operation, and maintenance of collection systems and wastewater treatment plants. They will also learn about the latest lift station and control panel basic design, operation, and troubleshooting practices.
This class will introduce participants to the OWRs eWater online data system.
To enhance understanding of operations, billing, customer service, and regulatory requirements in water system management.
In this course, the focus will be on tackling the various cybersecurity issues that are prevalent in the water industry. Additionally, you can expect to gain in-depth knowledge of water palnt operator safety and coverage of PFAS regulations and testing, which is of paramount importance in this field. PFAS stands for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, which are a group of man-made chemicals that have been used in various industrial and commercial applications. They have been found to persist in the environment and can potentially have harmful effects on human health and the environment. This class will also cover the basic aspects of emergency response including asett management and the importance of having an associated plan.
In this course, the focus will be on tackling the various cybersecurity issues that are prevalent in the water industry. Additionally, you can expect to gain in-depth knowledge of water palnt operator safety and coverage of PFAS regulations and testing, which is of paramount importance in this field. PFAS stands for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, which are a group of man-made chemicals that have been used in various industrial and commercial applications. They have been found to persist in the environment and can potentially have harmful effects on human health and the environment. This class will also cover the basic aspects of emergency response including asett management and the importance of having an associated plan.
In this course, the focus will be on tackling the various cybersecurity issues that are prevalent in the water industry. Additionally, you can expect to gain in-depth knowledge of water palnt operator safety and coverage of PFAS regulations and testing, which is of paramount importance in this field. PFAS stands for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, which are a group of man-made chemicals that have been used in various industrial and commercial applications. They have been found to persist in the environment and can potentially have harmful effects on human health and the environment. This class will also cover the basic aspects of emergency response including asett management and the importance of having an associated plan.
In this course, the focus will be on tackling the various cybersecurity issues that are prevalent in the water industry. Additionally, you can expect to gain in-depth knowledge of water palnt operator safety and coverage of PFAS regulations and testing, which is of paramount importance in this field. PFAS stands for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, which are a group of man-made chemicals that have been used in various industrial and commercial applications. They have been found to persist in the environment and can potentially have harmful effects on human health and the environment. This class will also cover the basic aspects of emergency response including asett management and the importance of having an associated plan.
In the dynamic and evolving sector of water and wastewater management, being adept at making knowledgeable decisions is quintessential for utility boards. This specialized training course is meticulously curated to bolster the decision-making acumen of utility board members and decision-makers, ensuring the delivery of safe drinking water and apt wastewater disposal for their constituencies.
Participants will delve into a blend of theoretical and practical insights, focusing on sound business practices and effective utility management crucial for the utility's long-term sustainability and success. The interactive discourse and sessions planned in this training series will traverse through common challenges and evolving needs in utility governance and operations.
Eric ~ Operator/Manager
Sharon ~ Clerk
In the dynamic and evolving sector of water and wastewater management, being adept at making knowledgeable decisions is quintessential for utility boards. This specialized training course is meticulously curated to bolster the decision-making acumen of utility board members and decision-makers, ensuring the delivery of safe drinking water and apt wastewater disposal for their constituencies.
Participants will delve into a blend of theoretical and practical insights, focusing on sound business practices and effective utility management crucial for the utility's long-term sustainability and success. The interactive discourse and sessions planned in this training series will traverse through common challenges and evolving needs in utility governance and operations.
In the dynamic and evolving sector of water and wastewater management, being adept at making knowledgeable decisions is quintessential for utility boards. This specialized training course is meticulously curated to bolster the decision-making acumen of utility board members and decision-makers, ensuring the delivery of safe drinking water and apt wastewater disposal for their constituencies.
Participants will delve into a blend of theoretical and practical insights, focusing on sound business practices and effective utility management crucial for the utility's long-term sustainability and success. The interactive discourse and sessions planned in this training series will traverse through common challenges and evolving needs in utility governance and operations.
In the dynamic and evolving sector of water and wastewater management, being adept at making knowledgeable decisions is quintessential for utility boards. This specialized training course is meticulously curated to bolster the decision-making acumen of utility board members and decision-makers, ensuring the delivery of safe drinking water and apt wastewater disposal for their constituencies.
Participants will delve into a blend of theoretical and practical insights, focusing on sound business practices and effective utility management crucial for the utility's long-term sustainability and success. The interactive discourse and sessions planned in this training series will traverse through common challenges and evolving needs in utility governance and operations.
In the dynamic and evolving sector of water and wastewater management, being adept at making knowledgeable decisions is quintessential for utility boards. This specialized training course is meticulously curated to bolster the decision-making acumen of utility board members and decision-makers, ensuring the delivery of safe drinking water and apt wastewater disposal for their constituencies.
Participants will delve into a blend of theoretical and practical insights, focusing on sound business practices and effective utility management crucial for the utility's long-term sustainability and success. The interactive discourse and sessions planned in this training series will traverse through common challenges and evolving needs in utility governance and operations.
In the dynamic and evolving sector of water and wastewater management, being adept at making knowledgeable decisions is quintessential for utility boards. This specialized training course is meticulously curated to bolster the decision-making acumen of utility board members and decision-makers, ensuring the delivery of safe drinking water and apt wastewater disposal for their constituencies.
Participants will delve into a blend of theoretical and practical insights, focusing on sound business practices and effective utility management crucial for the utility's long-term sustainability and success. The interactive discourse and sessions planned in this training series will traverse through common challenges and evolving needs in utility governance and operations.
This course provides comprehensive training to better understand how maintaining proper activated sludge is crucial to maximum plant performance. The training will guide you through various strategies for collection system evaluation, including smoke testing and ultrasonic technology. Additionally, you'll learn about the advantages of using standalone SCADA systems for utility operations.
This class will provide training to maintain and improve water quality in storage tanks and distribution mains, in-place water main re-lining, as well as asset management for small and medium size water utlities.
This class will provide training to maintain and improve water quality in storage tanks and distribution mains, in-place water main re-lining, as well as asset management for small and medium size water utlities.
In this course, the focus will be on tackling the various cybersecurity issues that are prevalent in the water industry. Additionally, you can expect to gain in-depth knowledge of water palnt operator safety and coverage of PFAS regulations and testing, which is of paramount importance in this field. PFAS stands for per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, which are a group of man-made chemicals that have been used in various industrial and commercial applications. They have been found to persist in the environment and can potentially have harmful effects on human health and the environment. This class will also cover the basic aspects of emergency response including asett management and the importance of having an associated plan.