Water Reclamation & Treatment Processes - Course 4641
Water Reclamation & Treatment Processes
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| Coordinator | Stephanie West email: swest@treeo.ufl.edu phone: (352) 392-9570 or (352) 294-3877 |
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Designed to help Managers, Supervisors, Operators, Engineers and State Regulatory Officials of today's wastewater treatment plants comprehend the various processes used to reclaim our most precious resource – water.
There is a tremendous need to reuse treated wastewater effluent, and this course outlines the many different processes being used to treat and reclaim used water to high quality standards. The student will learn:
What Our Students Are Saying About This Course:
I just want to thank you for a well organized and dynamic two days training. The information was on point, engaging and entertaining. Job well done!
Excellent instructor, easy to understand material.
Willingness of fellow students to add to the discussion. Ron encouraged this to make it more enjoyable. Very good coverage on disinfection, outstanding manual! Very interesting, learned a lot! The best class I've taken at TREEO! Teaching was very easy to follow & understand. Course Instructor: Ron Trygar, CET Ron is the Senior Training Specialist for Water and Wastewater programs at the University of Florida TREEO Center. Previously he was the Wastewater Process Control Specialist at Hillsborough County Public Utilities in Tampa FL. He has worked in the wastewater industry for more than thirty years in a variety of locations and positions. Ron became a Certified Environmental Trainer (CET) in 1998 and has since provided training for associations and regulatory agencies such as FDEP; FW&PCOA Short Schools; USABlueBook; FWEA sponsored training events and local school environmental programs. Working alongside the FDEP Northeast District, Ron helped begin the FRWA/FDEP joint operator certification review classes that are still given around the state today. Ron holds a Florida class A wastewater treatment operator’s license and a Florida class B drinking water operator’s license. |
