WRWA Wisconsin Rural Water Association
May 2019
TREATMENT TACTICS (3 OTM/NN Credits)
This class will provide information on the most common water treatment systems currently being used to address water quality problems. This includes: chlorination, operation and maintenance of chlorine injection systems, general use of poly and ortho phosphates, softening, filters and well treatment techniques. We will also cover other factors affecting water quality in the distribution system that result in water complaints you’re your customers. WHO SHOULD ATTEND Other-Than-Municipal & Non-Transient/Non-Community Manufactured Housing Parks, Schools, Churches, Industrial Facilities TREATMENT TACTICS February 13, 2019,…
Find out more »SAMPLING METHODS (3 OTM/NN Credits)
Improper sampling techniques can adversely affect your sample results. Attend this class and learn how to give yourself the best chance of getting accurate results. We will go over the requirements of the Bacteriological, Lead & Copper Rules, and explain the importance of proper sampling sites and techniques for required monitoring. They include Bacteriological, Lead and Copper, Inorganics, Volatile organics, RAD sampling, and Disinfection Byproducts. WHO SHOULD ATTEND Other-Than-Municipal & Non-Transient/Non-Community Manufactured Housing Parks, Schools, Churches, Industrial Facilities SAMPLING METHODS February…
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