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Training & Where We Go!
TRAINING CALENDAR
M. E. Labs and MRWS Present:
Sampling & Monitoring For Small Drinking Water & Wastewater Systems
Learn how to read your sampling schedules and results. Do you know how to take a sample? How about all that paperwork? And how the heck do I get my sample to the lab?!!
These things and more: Click here for full agenda.
0.600 Water CECs
0.400 WW CECs
Register Below:
MRWS Regular Workshop Registration
Lagoons: Managing the Waterfront
Learn the basics of operation and maintenance for lagoon systems. This course discusses the warning signs of changes in treatment and overcoming the difficulties in dealing with the limited control.
Cost: $20.00 for MRWS Members – Use discount code 24MRWSMEMBER
0.200 Dual CECs
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Operator Certification Review
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Lunch on your own
Fire Station #5
6501 Lower Miller Creek Road, Missoula
Comprehensive review for all classes of water and wastewater to prepare you to pass certification tests.
Groundwater, Surface Water, Distribution
1C and 3C WastewaterRegister at www.mrws.org
The FREE training conducted by MRWS staff
For additional information call Robin Franzen (406) 781-8775 or email rfranzen@mrws.orgNo CECs offered for this training
MRWS Workshop Registration (No Fees)
MRWS ANNUAL PARK SERVICE TRAINING – WEST GLACIER
Join us for a 7-hour day of training in beautiful West Glacier, MT.
There is a variety of training topics presented by a variety of speakers throughout the day.
You can view the agenda in the link below.
0.600 Drinking Water; 0.700 Wastewater CECs
Directions: The Community Center, Located in the Park Service Administration Complex
Look for signs for Glacier Park Administration as you head toward park entrance—take a right on that road—go to last road and take a right again. Community Center will be on your right.
REGISTER BELOW TO ATTEND. WALK-INS WELCOME.
MRWS 7-hour Workshop Registration
Backflow Prevention Assembly Testers Course
A series of lectures followed by guided exercises in a wet lab will provide understanding of field-testing methods on 4 backflow prevention assemblies: pressure vacuum breakers, spill resistant vacuum breakers, reduced pressure principle assemblies, and double check assemblies. Students will gain knowledge in hydraulics, backflow and back siphonage, types of cross connections, and degrees of hazard and state and federal regulations. Friday afternoon participants can take a written exam and on Saturday morning can take a practical exam administered by the American Backflow Prevention Association (ABPA). Passing scores on both the exams will result in certification by ABPA as a backflow prevention assembly tester. For more information on ABPA see the back of this training announcement or go to their website www.abpa.org.
Click here for more information and registration.
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Developing Your Standard Operating Procedures AND
Dechlorination Basics
Every system needs standard operating procedures or SOPs. The SOP is a powerful tool that can serve as a basis for training as well as day-to-day use by plant staff. In this course, you will learn how to create SOPs that are easy to use and understandable. It covers formatting, writing and quality control of the document from start to finish.
2nd Hour
Get an overview of chemicals and techniques for dechlorinating water and wastewater. This course covers when and where you should use specific chemicals, as well as the safety and environmental issues that need to be addressed. It also explores the how’s & why’s of monitoring Dechlorination efficiency.
Cost: $20.00 for MRWS Members – Use discount code 24MRWSMEMBER
0.200 Dual CECs
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Our Mission
At MRWS, our mission is to provide quality training and technical assistance to Drinking Water, Waste Water, and Tribal systems — to enable them to produce the best product with their available resources!
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