Customizable Onsite Training
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Customized Training

Let Alliance of Indiana Rural Water bring the training to you!  We can provide one, two or even more days of IDEM approved continuing education credit training for your utility's water and wastewater operators in the comfort of your own facilities.  No travel expense.  No overnight stays.  And, you can pick the subject matter that provides exactly the training that your personnel wants and needs!

 

On-site Training for Drinking Water and Wastewater Utilities

Below is a list of some of the courses we offer.  If you don't see a topic or specific course, please ask.  We will work with each utility to deliver quality training classes to your specifications.



  • Cross Connection Control
  • Dechlorination
  • Distribution System Operation and Maintenance
  • Leak Detection  /  Line Loocation
  • Drinking Water Regulations
  • Basic Water Chemistry
  • Sanitary Surveys and Revised Total Coliform Rules
  • Confined Space Entry, Trenching & Shoring , Lockout/Tagout
  • Surface and Groundwater Protection
  • Practical GIS/GPS for Utility Management and Operations


  • Water and Wastewater Math
  • Nitrogen Removal in Wastewater
  • FROG Elimination (Fats, Rags, Oil & Grease)
  • Advanced Activated Sludge
  • Chlorination of Wastewater
  • Wastewater Lagoon Microbiology
  • CMOM and Sanitary Sewer Overflows
  • Emergency Response Planning
  • Sampling, Monitoring and Laboratory Practices
  • Introduction to Asset Management
  • Sustainable Practices for Rural Utilities
  • Utility Board Training


Requesting utilities provide the classroom facility and set up of tables and chairs to accommodate expected attendance.  Training dates are scheduled based on trainer availability so utilities are encouraged to have more than one date for us to consider.  All training courses will be developed to meet IDEM's requirements for continuing education contact hours and AIRW will submit all necessary information to IDEM to obtain approval for the sessions.  Upon completion of the class AIRW will submit appropriate documentation to IDEM for the reporting of attendees and credits earned and will maintain records of the training for the period required by IDEM.

If a utility chooses, surrounding systems may be invited to join the training and if mutually agreed upon, cost sharing options may be considered.


Contact Kelly Strain at the Alliance of Indiana Rural Water office (888-937-4992) to arrange your customized training today!