Training
All foam is not alike
Process Control Technology COURSE
One of the most requested courses by Experienced operators; ask GBRA, City of Houston Operators, and many others across Texas.
Enhance Your Operational Skills
• What Parameters to Select & Why
• Data Evaluation & Interpretation
• Identification of Microorganisms and Significance
TCEQ 8 Hours (WW}~ Fee $225.00 Request “In-House” or “Public” Course
8 Hr. ~ PROCESS CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Busby Environmental Services, Inc.
Direct: 713.254.3471
Office: 281.778.9993
WEBSITE: www.besinc.net Email: tanny@besinc.net
Process Control Technology Course *DEVELOPMENT* ~ *ASSESSMENT* *TROUBLE-SHOOTING*
Who Should Attend? Intermediate to Experienced WWTP Operators, Treatment Plant Supervisors, Lead Operators, Managers, and Engineers. Certification Levels: “C” thru “A”; TCEQ Regulatory Field Auditors
In-depth discussion on how to utilize various wastewater treatment process control tools and techniques. What’s in your Tool Box?
Process Upsets? How to recognize and interpret, what
corrective action(s), also, When, Why, & What to monitor to help prevent reoccurrences. Enhance “Operators’ Overall Skillset” in Utilizing Waste-Stream Characterization Profiles; Establish Process-Related Criteria, Benchmarks, Triggers, and More.
- Learn the most common process control mistakes some operators make when adjusting their treatment process
- Chlorination is NOT the solution to all Foaming Issues; Learn how to identify types of foam, then solutions
- Clarifier Sludge Bulking Sludge Rising; the final visual appearance on clarifiers is almost the same. How to recognize, more so, what to do
- Detailed overview of the treatment process’s Eco-System – View Microbial activity in their natural habitat
- High “DO” Cone. can cause process upsets; also, Low “pH” issues; learn the root causes and how to correct For example, most operators, when faced with low pH, add an “Alkaline” (basic) chemical to raise the effluent’s pH. This addresses the symptom, not the root cause.
- If your current Process Control Program (PCP) only consists of monitoring SV30& “MLSS” along with monitoring your Influent for the same Effluent’s TPDES Parameters, e., (CBODs, TSS, NH3-N, etc.) You absolutely will benefit from this course. There are other inexpensive tests essential to an effective process control program and crucial to troubleshooting upsets. Learn to “Connect the Dots”.
Walk-In a Seasoned Good Operator,.. “Reactive”
Walk-Out a Skilled Operator ,.. “Proactive”
*DEVELOPMENT* ~ *ASSESSMENT* ~ *TROUBLE-SHOOTING*
TCEQ Accredited Training Hours: “8 CEUs” ~ One Day!
Training: Classroom & Customize
TCEQ Classroom Hours:
TCEQ ~ 8 Hour “Process Control Technology Course”: ~ Closed “In-House” or “Open to Public” (All Operators)
Customized Training & Development Programs
Based on your organization’s needs, select the subject that best enhances your operations staff’s skill set.
On-Site Assessments ~ WWTP Process Trouble-Shooting Program
- Assessments of WWTP Process Upsets, i.e., permit excursions, process issues such as ashing, sludge bulking, sludge rising, excessive foaming on aeration chambers, etc.
- Perform Microscopic Exam(s) and provide interpretation along with evaluation
- Conduct and provide “Process Profile Characterizations” of Waste-stream
- Evaluate process control tools, benchmark, and recommend
- Suggest Triggers to prevent future occurrences
Microscopic Exams, Training & Program Development
To have an effective “Process Control Program,” every organization should have at least one to two staff members capable of performing Micro Exams on the Activated Sludge Treatment Process. Depending on the depth of the micro exam training, operators can develop a report for staff review and also invoicing for services rendered. Your operators receive immediate, valuable information within a few minutes on whether the treatment process is healthy or deteriorating, before visible signs appear.
BES provides state-of-the-art, customized training for operators on performing and evaluating Microscopic Examinations. Operator does not need a microbiology background to develop these skill sets. Just desire, that is, fascinated by the ecosystem environment.
Overview of the Microscopic Exam Program Training
Equipment Recommendations ~ by third (3rd) party supplier
Personalize Training “How to use Microscope”
How to Recognize Indicator Organisms & their Significance
Provide “SOP” in Written and Digital formats, for future operators’ cross-training
Ongoing Technical Support for Micro Exam Skill Development plus Equipment Support (Microscope Components) by by third (3rd) party supplier.
To Schedule Training Call BES: Off. 281.778.9993
Email: tanny@besinc.net
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