Introduction to Microorganisms & Bacteria in Wastewater Treatment

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 0.1 Wastewater CEUs/1 Renewal Credit Hour
(Across Canada and in New York)
*Not approved in Alberta; Alberta only approves training that is 3+ hours

*This one hour course also appears in: 

Ponds & Lagoons (0.7 Wastewater CEUs)

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Course Description:
This course explores the critical role of microorganisms in wastewater treatment, covering bacterial classifications, microbial growth, and environmental factors affecting treatment efficiency. Participants will also learn advanced microbial management techniques to optimize system performance.


What is Covered:

  • Types of microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and rotifers
  • Roles of aerobic, anaerobic, and facultative bacteria in wastewater treatment
  • Microbial growth phases and environmental conditions affecting microbial activity
  • Monitoring, troubleshooting, and operational considerations for microbial management
  • Advanced microbial techniques, including bioaugmentation and genetic engineering


Audience:
This course is designed for wastewater treatment operators, technicians, and environmental professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of biological treatment processes and improve system efficiency.

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