AWT Operator Training

Upcoming Live Classes from CA-NV AWWA

UV Disinfection & AOP Technology

March 1
Earn up to 2 contact hours
CA-NV AWWA Webinar (fee)

Member $50 / Non-member $75

UV disinfection is becoming more popular. It is a very powerful defense against cryptosporidium and giardia. This webinar will look at the advantages of UV disinfection, how UV works, and problems and issues of such a system.

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Advanced Water Treatment Topics: Track A

March 22
Earn up to 4 contact hours
CA-NV AWWA Webinar (fee)

Member $100 / Non-member $125
Online registration for this webinar closes on March 20.

This is one in a series of several separate webinars that will discuss various Advanced Water Treatment topics.  These tracks can be taken in any order.

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Advanced Water Treatment Topics: Track B

April 26
Earn up to 4 contact hours (based on attendance).
CA-NV AWWA Webinar (fee)

Member $100 / Non-member $125

This is one in a series of five separate webinars that will discuss various Advanced Water Treatment topics.  These tracks can be taken in any order.

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AWTO Training Classes from CWEA

AWTO Class 1: Overview of Advanced Water Treatment Tech and Regulations

OWEN On Demand
Members $50 / non-members $70

This exploration of Advanced Water Treatment (AWT) certification topics is concerned primarily with presenting an overview of the processes associated with this technology. Definitions of the processes and technologies are the center piece in this presentation.
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AWTO Class 2: Microfiltration, Ultrafiltration and Reverse Osmosis for Operators

OWEN On Demand (fee)
Members $50 / non-members $70

This is a two-part presentation. The webinar covers membrane processes that are used in advanced water treatment, microfiltration, ultrafiltration, and reverse osmosis.

The webinar highlights process description, descriptions of the membranes, monitoring strategies used in these treatment processes, process parameters, instrumentation, and critical control points. 

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Live Webinar
AWTO Class 3: Advanced Disinfection

February 23-24
OWEN
Members $50 / non-members $70

Ozone and Biofiltration

This webinar will cover ozone and biofiltration processes that are used in the advanced treatment of reclaimed water. The webinar will highlight the individual technologies and the combined use of these two technologies. It will include treatment components, monitoring strategies, process parameters, instrumentation, and critical control points.

Granular Activated Carbon and Ultraviolet Advanced Oxidation Process

This webinar will cover granular activated carbon (GAC) ultraviolet advanced oxidation (UV AOP) processes that are used in the advanced treatment of reclaimed water. The webinar will highlight the individual technologies and the combined use of these two technologies. It will include treatment components, monitoring strategies, process parameters, instrumentation, and critical control points.

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On Demand Classes

AWTO Certification Program Overview

Free recording

A brief look at the reasons the AWTO certification was created and the process to become certified.

Advanced Membrane Bioreactors Class

CWEA
OWEN On Demand (fee)

This class is 2 hours. Membrane treatment is now a fundamental component of  water reuse schemes. Low pressure micro and ultrafiltration (MF/UF) membranes are widely used as part of reuse schemes. High pressure reverse osmosis (RO) membranes are used  to remove salt and act as a broad spectrum barrier to chemicals of concern. MF/UF membranes, MBRs and RO.
Dr. Amos Branch, Water Reuse Technologist, Carollo Engineers

Ozone, Carbon, and UV Technologies

CWEA
OWEN On Demand (fee)

This two-hour presentation focuses upon the innovative use of Carbon Based Advanced Treatment (CBAT) and details four AWTO Training modules on ozone, biologically active carbon, granular activated carbon, and ultraviolet light (with and without advanced oxidation).
Presenter: Andy Salveson, Water Reuse Practice Director, Carollo
(UV photo by Paul Cockrell)