Course Details
Course Details
Course ID
8612
Course Name
Partnership for Safe Drinking Water Training Program for Utilities-Webinar
Contact Hours
2.0
Approved Industry
Drinking Water
Partner Name
American Water Works Association - PA Section
Primary Contact
Melanie Greene
melanie@paawwa.org
717-774-8870 Ext.
Website
Description
This webinar introduces the utility members of the Partnership for Safe Water Treatment program to the Phase I and Phase II requirements. It also describes the benefits of using the Self-assessment process of the Partnership program to begin to optimize water treatment plant operations to reduce costs and also assist with compliance of environmental regulations. Participants on webinar will work through development and analysis of plant performance graphs and analyze various trends from raw, top of filter, and filtered water turbidity data. The webinar discussion will also center around reviewing multiple filter run profiles to determine possible areas of optimization and methods that can be applied to enhance performance. A discussion of beginning the Self-assessment process and steps to achieve the Phase III status will be covered.
Course Level
Basic thru Intermediate
Course Content
Identify goals of webinar
How to get help in the PfSW program
Outline the 4 Phases of the Treatment Program
Describe why systems must optimize turbidity removal and disinfection
Compare regulatory requirements for turbidity versus Partnership goals
List the benefits of joining the program & share successes nationally
Explain the requirements and show examples of the Phase I & Phase II part of program
Discussion on optimization processes for improving plant performance & individual filter performance to reduce
turbidity levels
Various trend graphs will be provided for analysis & review by attendees on webinar
Procedure for beginning the Self-Assessment process and moving to Phase III of the Program
Target Audience
Water plant operators, water plant supervisors, Borough officials, Authority board members, Water Plant Superintendents, Water Plant managers
Training Format
Virtual Synchronous