An intensive professional development training course on
Water Treatment
Ensuring Safe, Sustainable, and Compliant Water Treatment Solutions
Why Choose Water Treatment Training Course?
The Water Treatment Training Course provides a comprehensive and practical foundation for understanding modern water quality challenges and treatment solutions across industrial, municipal, healthcare, and commercial environments. As global water demands rise and contamination risks become more complex, organizations must ensure that their systems are safe, compliant, and sustainable. This course equips participants with the scientific insight and operational strategies necessary to manage water treatment processes effectively.
Through a structured, expert-led approach, the Water Treatment Course explores the chemical and microbiological characteristics of water, identifies sources of pollution, and examines a wide range of treatment technologies—from conventional filtration and sedimentation to advanced disinfection and mobile treatment applications. Participants gain clarity on how water quality impacts public health, operational efficiency, and regulatory compliance, particularly in light of evolving international standards.
With practical case studies, interactive discussions, and real-world examples, attendees learn how to evaluate water sources, select appropriate treatment methods, monitor system performance, and maintain long-term integrity of water treatment operations. By the end of the course, participants will have the knowledge and tools needed to address modern water management challenges with confidence and professional competence.
What are the Goals?
The Water Treatment Training Course aims to build strong technical and operational competence in managing water treatment systems.
By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:
- Evaluate water demand and assess the availability and quality of different water sources.
- Select appropriate water treatment technologies for industrial, commercial, and municipal applications.
- Develop monitoring and inspection plans that sustain treatment efficiency and system integrity.
- Interpret essential water chemistry and microbiology parameters to ensure treatment effectiveness.
- Understand regulatory and legal standards governing water quality and water treatment compliance.
Who is this Training Course for?
The Water Treatment Course is designed for professionals responsible for operating, managing, or regulating water treatment systems across various sectors. It is particularly valuable for those seeking a deeper understanding of treatment methods and compliance requirements.
This training course is ideal for:
- Project managers leading water treatment or water reuse initiatives.
- Process and plant engineers in water treatment facilities.
- Quality assurance and control personnel in water authorities or public boards.
- Health, hygiene, and regulatory inspectors responsible for water safety.
- Facility managers in healthcare, hospitality, education, and commercial settings.
- Maintenance professionals overseeing industrial or commercial water systems.
How will this Training Course be Presented?
The Water Treatment Training Course is delivered through interactive and practical learning methods designed to support strong engagement and applied understanding. The training blends technical explanations with real-world case studies and group activities that encourage collaborative problem-solving.
Participants benefit from detailed discussions, hands-on scenarios, and structured exercises that reinforce critical concepts in water quality, treatment processes, and compliance management.
Presentation methods include:
- Interactive discussions connected to participants’ work environments.
- Real-world case studies demonstrating effective water treatment approaches.
- Group exercises designed to strengthen practical understanding and application.
The Course Content
- Global trends in water consumption and future projections – The Water Cycle
- Introduction to water chemistry and microbiology
- Water chemistry - Basic parameters and their interpretation
- Water microbiology – Indicator organisms and the concept of water-borne and free-floating bacteria
- Factors affecting bacterial growth in water systems – Biofouling and its role in water systems
- Physical properties of water and their significance
- Water treatment – Terms and Definitions
- Water pollution and main groups of water pollutants – Pollutants vs Contaminants
- Effect of treatment techniques on chemical composition and microbiological quality
- Biochemical water treatment - Biological oxidation/Aeration, biofilters
- Physical treatment techniques (sedimentation, filtration, dissolved air flotation - DAF etc.)
- The concept of Mobile Water Treatment (MWT) – applications and benefits
- Wastewater definition – types of wastewater
- Special considerations in the post COVID-19 era
- Primary, secondary and tertiary treatment of wastewater
- Advanced treatment techniques
- Applications of treated wastewater including water reuse - Restrictions & Regulations
- Special types of wastewater (e.g. landfill leachates) requiring more complex treatment
- Review of international regulations and policies on drinking water quality
- Continuous monitoring of water quality & Process optimisation
- Typical treatment techniques applied in the production of drinking water
- Drinking water storage & distribution networks - Maintenance & Risk appraisal
- Hot & Cold water systems – Basic considerations for corrosion and scale inhibition
- Case studies/Examples
- Different forms of evaporative cooling systems
- Feedwater treatment regimes – Softening and/or blending
- Performance/Operation criteria for evaporative cooling systems
- Health & Safety considerations for evaporative cooling systems
- Legionellosis – Prevention & Control – Case studies
- Legionellosis vs COVID-19 - Case studies and lessons learned during the pandemic
Certificate and Accreditation
- AZTech Certificate of Completion for delegates who attend and complete the training course
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