Session #1 – Be Aware Even if You’re Not There
Expires Wed.Feb. 7, 2024
Overview:
Continuously monitoring water quality parameters (e.g., pH, alkalinity, turbidity, hardness, ammonia, COD and BOD) is critical for any water and wastewater treatment process and neglecting to do so risks public health and environmental protection. Staying on top of continuous sampling and analysis is time consuming and many utilities often lack the bandwidth. Online process analyzers can help! This webinar will identify how these analyzers function to keep operators informed without detracting from other tasks.
At the completion of this one-hour OJT session, participants will be able to demonstrate the following:
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- Identify key wastewater, drinking water and stormwater quality parameters to monitor
- Understand how online process analyzers work
- Discover the benefits of online process analyzers
- Assess the applicability of online process analyzers
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Facilitator:
Shannon Davis
Our facilitator is Shannon Davis, Marketing & CRM Application Leader at MANTECH, a manufacturer of innovative water and soil quality analyzers. Shannon joined MANTECH’s team as part of their vision to improve water quality analysis with online, automated, and benchtop solutions that deliver fast and accurate results while reducing or eliminating the use of harmful chemicals. Shannon welcomes the opportunity to engage with those working to protect our community’s environment like OMWA members!
- Logistics:
These 1-hour virtual sessions are offered every alternate Thursday starting at 2:00 pm. Sessions are complimentary to all OMWA members and the fee for non-members is $30.00 CAD plus HST per person per session.Questions:
If you have any specific questions regarding this OJT session, please feel free to submit them when you register and we will provide them to the workshop facilitator.The OMWA will provide a certificate recognizing participation in these On the Job Training sessions.
Attendance may also qualify as a Continuing Knowledge Activity for the PEO PEAK program
