Description
| This full-day workshop explores the microbiology behind two critical wastewater treatment processes: activated sludge and anaerobic digestion. During the morning session, participants will use photomicrographs to identify microorganisms that serve as indicators of mixed liquor health and process performance. The afternoon session focuses on the bacteria and methanogens responsible for anaerobic digestion and methane production, along with monitoring techniques used to maintain stable digester operation and identify potential process upsets. Together, these courses provide operators with practical microbiological knowledge that can be applied to optimize treatment performance and troubleshoot operational challenges.
This course is sponsored by NEIWPCC in conjunction with the EPA. Course Details Links to certificates will be emailed to participants after the course concludes and staff verify attendance through sign in sheets. A $15 late registration fee will be charged for all registrations received within one week of the class. A confirmation email will be sent to the registration email provided. Cancellations must be received at Training@NEIWPCC.org no less than seven days prior to course start time. Cancellations received after this time will be charged $50. Registrants who do not cancel and who fail to show up are responsible for full payment. |