Description

IMPORTANT REGISTRATION FEE DETAILS: This training may be available to you at half-price due to funding available through the Harold Alfond Center for the Advancement of Maine’s Workforce. However, you must apply for this funding before the start of the program. For more information on this funding opportunity, visit the Center’s website here or contact Edward Wright at https://www.mccs.me.edu/workforce-training/ or contact ewright@mccs.me.edu or (207) 227-2603.

This class covers the basic troubleshooting and diagnosis of Environment One® grinder pump systems. Attendees will be trained to inspect the installation to properly identify external issues that can lead to service issues. Diagnostic training of system operation will cover electrical diagnostics from pump chamber to alarm panel. Proper testing of circuitry to include power supply analyses, pump operation, and testing of motor and alarm functions. The class will discuss the basic service repairs that can be made in the field including lower wet end repairs.

The second half of the class will involve a full hands-on pump core inspection, disassembly, repair, and testing. Attendees will be involved with diagnostics of wear parts and internal components, including motor, starters, and controllers. Pump cores will be fully re-assembled and tested at the conclusion of the class.

Course Details:

Presented by JETCC. Maine JETCC is a program managed by NEIWPCC through a contract with Maine DEP.

To avoid late registration fee, please register no later than October 30, 2024. Registrations received after this time will be charged a $15 late fee. A confirmation email will be sent to the registration email provided.

6 Wastewater TCHs approved in CT, MA, ME, and RI. TCHs pending in NH, NY, and VT.

Cancellations: Seven days’ notice is required IN WRITING (mailed, faxed, or emailed to info@neiwpcc-jetcc.org) for you to cancel at no cost. Cancellations received after this time will be charged $25 for programs under $100 and $50 for programs over $100. Registrants who do not cancel or who fail to show are responsible for full payment.