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Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Management
Sector:
Chemicals & Process – Environmental Engineering
Technical Focus Area:
Environmental & Sustainability Engineering
About the Course
This course provides practical training in industrial wastewater treatment and management, covering how treatment systems are designed and operated to meet discharge and reuse requirements for chemical and process facilities. It is designed for engineers responsible for wastewater treatment operations.
Participants examine treatment technology selection, system design and sizing, and regulatory compliance considerations, building the practical skills needed to manage wastewater treatment reliably. Case examples illustrate common wastewater treatment performance challenges.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Select appropriate wastewater treatment technology for a given waste stream.
- Design and size wastewater treatment systems.
- Assess regulatory discharge compliance requirements.
- Troubleshoot common wastewater treatment performance issues.
- Evaluate water reuse and recycling opportunities.
- Support wastewater treatment system operation and monitoring.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals responsible for industrial wastewater management, including:
- Environmental and process engineers
- Wastewater treatment plant operators
- Plant engineers responsible for effluent management
- Compliance and regulatory affairs professionals
- Sustainability professionals
Modular Syllabus
Wastewater Characteristics and Regulation
- Industrial wastewater characterization
- Discharge regulatory requirements
- Permit conditions and monitoring obligations
- Categorizing waste streams by treatment need
- Consequences of non-compliant discharge
Course Dates & Prices
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