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HTTC Regional Scheduled Workshops
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Training in your State
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Analysis of Corrosion Control Parameters
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Analytical Techniques for Water and Wastewater Analysis
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Basic Water Analysis
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Introduction to Chlorine Analysis
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Introduction to Monochloramine Analysis
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Introduction to Wastewater Treatment Processes
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Nutrient Analysis & Control
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Nutrient Analysis in Wastewater
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Nutrients and Other Wastewater Parameters
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Operation, Calibration, and Performance Verification of Hach Chlorine and Turbidity Process Analyzers
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Practical Methods for Testing Water II
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Simplified Methods for Nutrient Testing
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Simplified Water Analysis
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Simplified Wastewater Analysis
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The End of the Pipe - Water Reclamation
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Wastewater Analysis I
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Drinking Water Analysis II
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Laboratory Skills Workshop
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Basic Water Analysis
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Process Instrument Verification
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Sampling & Distribution System Monitoring
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Chlorine & Chloramination Testing in Water Samples
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Basic Water Analysis for Low & Medium Pressure Boilers
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Process Instrument Verification for Drinking Water
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Analysis in Wastewater for Solids and Organics
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Distribution Monitoring
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pH Fundamentals
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Introduction to Chlorine Analysis
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Introduction to Colorimetric Analysis
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Training in your State
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If you would like training in your state and would consider hosting classes at your facility, please call 1-800-227-4224 x2344 for details. |
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Analysis of Corrosion Control Parameters
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This workshop is designed to teach laboratory techniques for the analysis of corrosion control parameters in potable water. Parameters covered in the course include pH, temperature, conductivity, and hardness and alkalinity titrations. For each parameter, the theory of measurement will be presented and discussed. Calibration, verification, and troubleshooting techniques will also be discussed and practiced in a hands-on laboratory setting. In this course, students will prepare and analyze standard solutions in addition to potable water samples. Bring your sample! |
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New Jersey
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Indiana
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Analytical Techniques for Water and Wastewater Analysis
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This workshop is designed as an introductin to the analytical techniques and systems available for water quality measurements in drinking water and wastewater. Analytical techniques covered in the course include colorimetry, electrochemistry, and turbidity. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques, and through hands-on experience with each testing parameter. |
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Indiana
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Basic Water Analysis
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The focus of this seminar is for water quality measurements. Presentations covered in the class include colorimetric analysis, pH, conductivity, turbidity and titration. Parameters measured by the attendee will be phosphorus, pH, conductivity, turbidity and alkalinity. Time will be spent on the proper use of standards and verification of accuracy. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques and hands-on experience with each parameter. |
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Tennessee
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Missouri
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New Mexico
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Florida
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Introduction to Chlorine Analysis
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This workshop is designed to teach proper analytical techniques for the analysis of chlorine in water . Analytical technologies covered in the workshop will be colorimetry, and testing parameters associated with chlorine analysis. The course objectives will be met by presenting test theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques with 'hands-on' experience with testing systems. Attendees will receive a Pocket Colorimeter II kit, reagents, standards, and apparatus to thoroughly check chlorine levels so that they can prove the answers they get.
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Missouri
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Texas
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Florida
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Introduction to Monochloramine Analysis
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This workshop is designed to teach proper analytical techniques for the analysis of monochloramine in water. Analytical technologies covered in the workshop will be colorimetry, and testing parameters associated with monochloramine analysis. The course objectives will be met by presenting test theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques with hands-on experience with testing systems. Attendees will receive a Pocketcolorimer II Kit, reagents, standards, and apparatus to thoroughly check monochloramine levels. |
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Texas
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Introduction to Wastewater Treatment Processes
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This class will give an overview of the wastewater treatment process with special attention given to the role of dissolved oxygen. A section on biochemical oxygen demand is also provided. Training will also include various methods for measuring dissolved oxygen, the science and measurement of pH, and a discussion of solids measurement techniques including a laboratory exercise for total dissolved solids. |
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California
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California
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Nutrient Analysis & Control
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This class will review the wastewater process with an emphasis on nutrient analysis, removal, and control. Nitrogen compounds (ammonia, nitrate, total nitrogen), phosphate and total phosphorous will be analyzed with laboratory and field methods. A short discussion of process analyzers will be included. We will also examine the relationship of pH and alkalinity in the treatment process and attendees will learn how to determine alkalinity concentration via titration. |
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California
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California
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Nutrient Analysis in Wastewater
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The focus of this seminar is for water quality measurements for nutrient management in wastewater treatment. Presentations covered in the class include sample preparation, overview of wastewater treatment, and colorimetric analysis. Parameters measured by the attendee will be Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (TKN), Total Nitrogen, Nitrate, Ammonia, Orthophosphate and Total Phosphorus. Time will be spent on the proper use of standards and verification of accuracy. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques, and hands-on experience with each parameter. |
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Colorado
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Missouri
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Nutrients and Other Wastewater Parameters
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This one day workshop is designed as an introduction to some of the basic analytical techniques available for testing drinking water, wastewater and environmental waters. Nutrient removal in wastewater is discussed and testing methods are presented in the labs. These methods are useful in assessing water quality as well as in the monitoring and control of treatment plant operations. Test methods covered in this course include total nitrogen and phosphorus, ammonia, nitrate, nitrite and orthophosphate. Course objectives will be met by presenting technical background incorporating practical applications of analytical testing and through hands-on experience with selected testing parameters. |
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New Jersey
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Operation, Calibration, and Performance Verification of Hach Chlorine and Turbidity Process Analyzers
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This workshop is designed to provide participants with an understanding of the operation and maintenance of chlorine and turbidity process analyzers (CL17 and 1720 Series). Proper calibration and verification techniques for each instrument will be described in presentations and practiced in a hands-on laboratory environment. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques, and through demonstration and hands-on practice using on-line and laboratory instrumentation. |
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Colorado
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New Jersey
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Tennessee
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Practical Methods for Testing Water II
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This workshop is designed as an introduction to the analytical techniques and systems available for water quality measurements in applications including drinking water, wastewater, environmental water, and industrial water. Parameters covered in this course include pH, and conductivity (electromechanical), and alkalinity and hardness (titrimetric). For each parameter, samples will be analyzed, and method verification will be discussed and practiced. The use of these parameters in the analysis of corrosion control in water systems will be discussed. Course objectives will be met by presenting technical background, incorporating practical applications of analytical testing, and through 'hands-on' experience with each testing parameters using portable field use and laboratory instruments. |
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Pennsylvania
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Simplified Methods for Nutrient Testing
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This class is designed as an introduction to regulatory requirements for nutrient controls in the Chesapeake Bay and the techniques available for sampling and measurement of alkalinity, nitrogen, and phosphorus in wastewater, drinking water, environmental waters, and industrial water. The course objectives will be met by presenting technical background, incorporating practical applications of sampling and analytical testing, and through 'hands-on' experience using portable field use and laboratory instruments. Students are required to analyze water samples of known and unknown values. |
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Simplified Water Analysis
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This workshop is an introduction to the testing techniques and systems available for water quality measurements in applications including drinking water, wastewater, environmental water, and industrial water. Testing techniques covered in the course include colorimetric chlorine analysis, pH measurement, and turbidity. Along with proper measurement techniques, calibration, verification, and troubleshooting strategies for each parameter will be addressed and good laboratory practices will be emphasized. Participants will improve their lab skills and gain hands-on experience with chlorine, pH, and turbidity testing using portable field and laboratory instruments.
Scope: municipal drinking water training, municipal wastewater operator training, industrial laboratory training, chlorine analysis, turbidity analysis, pH analysis |
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Nebraska
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Simplified Wastewater Analysis
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This workshop is designed as an introduction to the analytical methods and techniques required for accurate laboratory measurement of pH, dissolved oxygen (DO), BOD, and COD. Online analysis of DO and solids will also be discussed. Techniques covered in the course include calibration (where applicable), sample measurement, and method verification. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incoporating practical applications of analytical techniques, and through hands-on experience with each testing parameter. Students are required to analyze water samples of known and unknown values. |
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New York
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Nebraska
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New Mexico
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The End of the Pipe - Water Reclamation
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This class will emphasize the parameters associated with the final effluent in preparation for discharge or reclamation. Topics such as water disinfection and the importance of microbiological analysis will be discussed. Students will also review dissolved oxygen and explore the relationship between biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) and chemical oxygen demand (COD). Students will calculate BOD using classroom-derived data. Other hands-on exercises will include analytical methods for chlorine, including high-range and ultra-low range methods and a complete section on turbidity. |
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Colorado
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Wastewater Analysis I
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This workshop is designed as an introduction to the basic test methods used to monitor wastewater treatment systems. Test methods covered in this course include alkalinity, DO, BOD, COD, TOC, pH and colorimetry. Course objectives will be met through technical presentations and hands-on labs using portable field and laboratory instruments. Students will analze samples of known and unknown values. |
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Florida
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Drinking Water Analysis II
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This workshop is designed as an introduction to analytical techniques and systems available for water quality measurements in drinking water. Analytical techniques covered in the course include electrochemistry, turbidity and titrations. Basic QA/QC is also introduced. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques, and through hands-on experience with each testing parameter using portable field use and laboratory instruments. |
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Alabama
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Laboratory Skills Workshop
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This class will focus on the laboratory technology of photometry for use of colorimetric, turbidimetric and DO analyses, and the potentiometric technology for pH analysis. Lectures will address functionality of the technology, instrument calibration and maintenance, and measurement techniques. In addition, other topics will be sampling techniques, disinfection, and the use of standards. Class activities will be a combination of lecture, demonstration and hands-on practice with instrumentation and calibration standards. |
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New York
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Colorado
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Basic Water Analysis
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This class is an introduction to the testing techniques and systems available for water quality measurements in applications including drinking water, wastewater, environmental water, and industrial water. Testing techniques covered include colorimetric chlorine analysis, pH measurement, and turbidity. Along with proper measurement techniques, calibration, verification, and troubleshooting strategies for each parameter will be addressed and good laboratory practices will be emphasized. Participants will improve their lab skills and gain hands-on experience with chlorine, pH, and turbidity testing using portable field and laboratory instruments. |
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California
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Process Instrument Verification
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This class is designed to provide participants with an understanding of the operation and maintenance of chlorine and turbidity process analyzers (CL17 and 1720 Series). Proper calibration and verification techniques for each instrument will be described in presentations and practiced in a hands-on laboratory environment. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical application techniques, and through demonstration and hands-on practice using on-line and laboratory instrumentation. |
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California
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Sampling & Distribution System Monitoring
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This course covers proper sampling and field testing techniques for distribution system monitoring. Discussions will include the importance of consistency, training, and written sampling plans. Techniques covered in the course will include the measurement of several common parameters relating to distribution systems such as disinfection residual (chlorine or chloramines where applicable), pH and conductivity. A short overview of data interpretation is included. Participants will also gain hands-on experience with various high range hypochlorite and chlorine titrations as they apply to line disinfection. |
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California
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Chlorine & Chloramination Testing in Water Samples
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This one day chlorine testing workshop is designed to teach the various analytical techniques associated with the assessment of chlorine analysis in aqueous samples from very low concentrations to extreme high concentrations. Background information regarding chlorine and its relationship with TOC, DPB and THM will be presented in lecture format. The basics of chloramination will be presented. Basic testing principles will be presented followed by hands-on testing or demonstration. |
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Basic Water Analysis for Low & Medium Pressure Boilers
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The focus of this seminar is for water quality measurements for management of low and medium pressure boilers. Presentations covered in the class include sample preparation, colorimetric analysis, pH, and conductivity/TDS. Parameters measured by the attendee will be ortho and acid hydrolyzable phosphate, hardness, alkalinity, pH, conductivity and the Langlier Index. Time will be spent on the proper use of standards and verification of accuracy. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques, and hands-on experience with each parameter. |
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Process Instrument Verification for Drinking Water
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The focus of this seminar is for water quality measurements in surface water plants. Presentations covered in the class include colorimetric analysis and turbidity on filtered water. Parameters measured by the attendee will be free and total chlorine and turbidity. Time will be spent on the proper use of standards and verification of accuracy. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques and hands-on experience with each parameter. |
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Indiana
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Alabama
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Analysis in Wastewater for Solids and Organics
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The focus of this seminar is for water quality measurements for primary and secondary wastewater treatment. Presentations covered in the class include Wastewater Treatment Overview, Total Suspended Solids, Organics, Dissolved Oxygen, pH, Titration and Alkalinity. Parameters measured by the attendee will be Total Suspended Solids, SAC (Spectro Absorbance Coefficient) for Organics (UV Absorbance for Organics), Dissolved Oxygen, pH, and Alkalinity. Time will be spent on the proper use of standards and verification of accuracy. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques and hands-on experience with each parameter. |
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Indiana
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New York
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Distribution Monitoring
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The focus of this seminar is for water quality measurements within the distribution system. Presentations covered in the class include colorimetric analysis, pH, and conductivity on filtered water. Parameters measured by the attendee will be free and total chlorine, pH, conductivity, and titrations. Time will be spent on the proper use of standards and verification of accuracy. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques, and hands-on experience with each parameter. |
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Alabama
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pH Fundamentals
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This 4 hour workshop is designed to teach basic pH theory, applications of pH and collecting water samples for pH analysis. Course objectives will be met through lecture and hands-on practices. The analytical technology will focus on electrochemistry and will include lectures of buffers and calibrations, measurement techniques and electrode maintenance and troubleshooting. Hands-on exercises will include reading mV of buffers, calibration, and measuring the pH of varous samples. Class includes an HQ40 meter, gel filled pH probe and apparatus. |
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Florida
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Introduction to Chlorine Analysis
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This one day class is designed to provide participants with a thorough understanding of the procedures and techniques associated with chlorine analysis. Attendees will learn practical aspects of colorimetric chlorine testing in a lecture and hands-on setting. Verification of results using standards will also be discussed and practiced. Automated laboratory amperometric titration techniques will be demonstrated. Online, continuous chlorine analyzers will be discussed and demonstrated. Verification of online analyzer results will also be practiced. Participants will leave the course with an understanding of laboratory and online chlorine measurement and performance verification. |
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Colorado
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Pennsylvania
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Introduction to Colorimetric Analysis
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This workshop is designed as an in-depth exploration of the theory and techniques involved with colorimetric analysis. Techniques covered in the course include colorimetric measurement, accuracy verification using standard solutions, verification using standard additions methods, and precision determination. The actual colorimetric parameters covered in the class may vary. The course objectives will be met by presenting theory, incorporating practical applications of analytical techniques, and through hands-on experience with each testing parameter. Students are required to analyze water samples of known and unknown values. |
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Pennsylvania
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