Technical Training SeminarsAttending an AWT Technical Training Seminar will increase your knowledge, wealth & success by providing you with a strong technical background. Attendees can elect to start with the basic course and then continue on to the advanced sessions or stay with the advanced courses throughout. Highlights include:Sales Training Seminars This eight-hour sales training seminar, offered by AWT, is different from any current professional sales training program, as it includes marketing, the basics of business/sales management and the employer’s needs of sales people. The class is being presented by Colin Frayne, CWT, Aquassurance, Inc.. a practical water treater for over 40 years. The program has just the right mix of theory and practical advice. Watch the Video Clip! Basic Water Treatment 101 Start with the basics. Water Treatment 101 is designed as an intro course for new reps. The program will be presented on the morning of the first day, after which, attendees will join the Advanced Water Treatment portion for the remainder of the seminar. This basic training was created to give someone new to the industry a basic overview. It will touch on common terms in water treatment, raw water testing, biological control, the basics of cooling and boiler water, as well as pretreatment equipment and boiler water treatment. This course is a must for anyone new to the field! Watch a Video Clip! Advanced Water Treatment Boiler Plant Survey and Calculations Water treatment personnel must understand calculations to develop and maintain a boiler water treatment program. Students will be challenged to use these calculations and the information provided in previous sections to solve real world problems. A brief homework assignment will be provided and later reviewed. Boiler Water Pretreatment Students will discuss the equipment that makes up typical low pressure boiler water systems and how they work, including an explanation of water softeners and their function. Watch a Video Clip! Boiler Water Testing This class is designed to provide the student with a basic understanding of the chemical tests used to monitor boiler water treatment programs. Watch a Video Clip! Boiler Water Treatment This section will cover the typical problems encountered in boiler water systems and how they are treated. Students will learn the proper use and application of boiler water products and how to trouble-shoot boiler systems. Cooling Plant Survey and Calculations This session will review the calculations related to developing and maintaining cooling water programs. Students will be challenged to apply their knowledge in solving real world problems and an additional homework assignment is provided and later reviewed. Cooling Water Chemistry, Corrosion and Scale Attendees will receive a comprehensive overview of deposit and corrosion chemistry including how chemicals are used in the treatment of deposit and corrosion related problems. Cooling Water Microbiology and Biofilms This discussion covers the wide variety of problems related to the uncontrolled growth of microorganisms in cooling water systems. Biofilm related problems such as fouling, deposits, corrosion and disease and treatment strategies are discussed. Cooling Water Testing This class will provide students with a basic understanding of the chemical tests used to monitor cooling water treatment programs. Feed and Control Equipment This session provides a primer on the equipment and control systems for boiler and cooling water systems. Students will leave with a conceptual understanding of these systems and exposure to a wide variety of options. Watch a Video Clip! Regulatory and Safety Issues This overview is designed to provide the new water treatment representative, and the CWT exam candidate, with a basic understanding of the important regulatory issues that they will encounter in today’s market. Water Chemistry This session will cover fundamentals of chemistry required to provide new water treatment personnel with an understanding of the terminology they need to know to perform in the field. Concepts such as pH, alkalinity, hardness, and other ions, and how they relate to deposits and corrosion, are discussed. 2010 Registration Brochure Do you have an idea for future programming? Let us know! |
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