Training for operators of chemical-physical wastewater systems in industry
Training for operators of waste water systems
Training for operators of industrial chemical-physical wastewater systems
The legal requirements for operators of an industrial chemical-physical wastewater treatment system have been specified over the last few years from various legal fields or are already included in the indirect discharge permit . In the past, the operating personnel have proven to be a particular weak point, especially when the staffing of a wastewater system is constantly changing. The operator must provide its staff with appropriate training in civil law, administrative law and – in its own interests – criminal law aspects of its activities. On the one hand, the training courses cover the chemical-physical relationships without which the work cannot be carried out. On the other hand, according to the generally recognized rules of technology, which are concretised in DWA-M 1000 the “experience and knowledge of the statutory and administrative, civil and criminal law regulations, the relevant occupational health and safety regulations and the generally recognized rules of technology” must be imparted to technical managers and technical specialists.
The training courses for operators of wastewater systems are available as in-house training on site, as external training on site (incl. plant tour) for up to 20 people, online or as hybrid training (possibly with restrictions for on-site participants and depending on technical factors).
- Chemical compounds
- pH value
- Neutralization reactions
- Cyanide oxidation
- Chromate detoxification
- Precipitation
- Ion exchanger selectivity series
- Loading and displacement
- Occupational safety waste water and ion exchangers
Excerpt from the training course on chemistry for operators of wastewater systems.
- Wastewater laws – Administrative law
- Demarcation AwSV – WHG (installations for handling substances hazardous to water – Water Resources Act)
- Legal basis of industrial wastewater law
- WHG – Water Resources Act in conjunction with Wastewater Ordinance, Annex 40 metalworking, metal processing (incl. draft of the 11th amendment)
- Monitoring values
- Statutes of the municipal sewage treatment plant DWA-M 115-1/2/3
- Operation of a wastewater system according to the generally recognized rules of technology / DWA-M 1000 (Jan 2020)
- Civil law aspects of operating a wastewater system
- Criminal law aspects of operating a wastewater system
- Administrative offences
- Criminal law
Extract from the WHG Compact training course for operating staff of wastewater systems.
- Demarcation AwSV – WHG (installations for handling substances hazardous to water – Water Resources Act)
- System types AwSV (installations for handling substances hazardous to water), systems LAU (for storing, filling, handling), HBV (for manufacturing, treatment and use)
- Basic requirements
- Generally recognized rules of technology in accordance with DWA-A 779, DWA-A 780 and many more as well as DiBt media list 40.1
- Excursus TGRS 509/510
- LAU systems (for storing, filling, handling)
- WGK (water hazard class) and hazard levels
- Retention volume
Excerpt from the AwSV Compact training course for operating staff of wastewater systems.