This course is designed to provide participants with a detailed and advanced overview of Water Treatment Process Operations, Process Upsets, Troubleshooting and Optimization, Plant and Equipment Integrity and Technical Drawings, Documents and Information Management Systems. It covers the water treatment process operations and the types of water treatment processes; the water quality standards, compliance, regulatory frameworks and guidelines; the safety protocols and procedures to secure safety in water treatment operations; the types and functionalities of water treatment equipment; and the different water sources, its characteristics and impacts on treatment.
Further, the course will also discuss the common process upsets and symptoms of process failures; the troubleshooting techniques and systematic approach to problem solving, process control and monitoring; the proper chemical dosing adjustments and managing chemical imbalances; the biological process upsets and solutions to address issues in biological treatment; and the emergency response and contingency plan in preparation for unforeseen events.
During this interactive course, participants will learn the optimization of water treatment processes; the strategies to reduce energy consumption and balancing cost of chemical usage in water treatment; the advancements in water treatment technology; the methods and benefits of water reuse and recycling; the data analysis for process improvement; the preventive and predictive maintenance strategies for water treatment equipment; the causes, effects and prevention of corrosion and scaling in equipment; the asset management and life cycle analysis in maximizing equipment life and values; the accuracy and reliability of instrumentation and control systems; the pipeline and storage tank integrity in adherence to HSE standards; the technical drawings and schematics as well as the proper management of technical documents; and the information management systems, GIS and remote sensing in water treatment.