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Current Edition: 4th Edition, 1999
This course is worth 9 CEUs (90 contact hours)
This course is designed to train operators to safely and
effectively operate and maintain small water systems and
treatment plants.
This course is designed to train operators in the practical
aspects of operating and maintaining small drinking water supply
systems and treatment plants, with emphasis on safe practices and
procedures. Topics covered include roles and duties of small
system operators, water sources, and treatment processes.
Detailed descriptions of the components of a drinking water well
are presented, and operators will learn how to set up a wellhead
protection program; operate, maintain and rehabilitate wells;
disinfect wells and pumps; and troubleshoot operating problems.
Other major topics in this program include operation and
maintenance procedures for small water treatment plants,
disinfection, safety, laboratory procedures, setting water rates,
and how to solve water treatment plant arithmetic problems.
- The Small Water System Operator
- Water Sources and Treatment
- Wells
- Small Water Treatment Plants
- Disinfection
- Safety
- Laboratory Procedures
- Setting Water Rates for Small Water Utilities
Appendix
- Final Examination and Suggested Answers
- How to Solve Small Water System Arithmetic Problems
- Water Abbreviations
- Water Words
- Subject Index
$49.00 Manual (Californians add 7.25%, or $3.55)
$50.00 Enrollment (Limitation)
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