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Training
Environmental Systems Service, Ltd. (ESS) has an experienced staff of environmental scientist qualified to conduct training to meet client needs. Environmental program training includes but is not limited to:
Water and Wastewater Operator Training
For water and wastewater operators, training is a necessary step for obtaining an initial license and is a mandatory requirement for license renewal. Failure to attain the required training certification results in non-renewal of an operator’s license.
Environmental Systems Service, Ltd. (ESS) has 36 years of experience in the water and wastewater treatment field. We have applied our experience in the industry to develop and deliver training designed to cover the technical aspects of treatment operations, maintenance, and associated sampling and testing.
Course topics include:
- Introduction to Wastewater Treatment
- Basic Math
- Basic Operating Procedures
- Extended Aeration Activated Sludge
- Fixed Film Biological Processes
- Advanced Treatment Processes
- Process Trouble Shooting
- Process Control Math (Treatment Formula Sheets included)
- Regulatory Overview
- Laboratory Compliance Tests
- Wastewater Equipment
- Basic Wastewater Safety
ESS conducts training at our Culpeper facility and is currently scheduling classes for the upcoming year. If travel is an issue, ESS can conduct training at the client’s site.
Contact info@ess-services.com to inquire about the next training event on
August 31, 2010.
Click here to register: Training registration
Initial Demonstration of Capabilities (IDC) & Certification of Operator Competency (COC) Training
As set forth by the Department of Environmental Quality on September 12, 2007, Initial Demonstration of Capabilities (IDC) or Certification of Operator Competency (COC) must be successfully completed by all wastewater treatment facility analysts/operators. The following criteria are required for an analyst/operator to successfully complete the IDC or COC:
- The procedure must be documented, done only once per analyst per method, redone if there is a change in the analyst/operator or method.
- The analyst/operator must analyze 4 replicates of an independent check sample of a known concentration.
- The analyst/operator must recover 90%-110% for each replicate (SM 18th or 19th Ed.) or 80%-120% for each replicate (SM 20th or 21st Ed.)
The Department of Environmental Quality requires that an IDC or COC be performed on total residual chlorine and pH.
Contact info@ess-services.com to inquire about training.
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