Calendar of Events - Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association
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Events available for Registration...
TAC Luncheon - January 23, 2020
01/23/20
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2020 Water/Wastewater Fundamentals School
01/27/20 - 01/31/20
Online Registration has closed for this event
Englewood PWO Seminar 2020
02/06/20
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2020 Water / Wastewater Intermediate / Advanced School
04/06/20 - 04/10/20
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2020 Operations Challenge Golf Tournament
06/01/20
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TAC Luncheon - January 23, 2020
01/23/20
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2020 Water/Wastewater Fundamentals School
01/27/20 - 01/31/20
Online Registration has closed for this event
Englewood PWO Seminar 2020
02/06/20
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2020 Water / Wastewater Intermediate / Advanced School
04/06/20 - 04/10/20
Registration is Coming Soon for this event
2020 Operations Challenge Golf Tournament
06/01/20
Registration is Coming Soon for this event
Events in the next 120 days...
TAC Presentation
The first part of the presentation will be an overview of granular sludge presented by Art Umble, PhD. He will summarize what granular sludge is, available technologies, and highlight the potential benefits for the wastewater industry. The second half of the discussion, Isaac Avila with Metro Wastewater Reclamation District (Metro District), will present results from testing performed on a full-scale secondary treatment train located at the Robert W. Hite Treatment Facility. Results from this effort suggest that through a combination of process changes and selective wasting using inDENSE hydrocyclones, aerobic densified solids can be formed and retained in plug-flow systems. The impact of these results on capacity will be discussed.
Registration:
TAC Registration: Registration and payment for TAC luncheons is handled on line at the TAC Registration Website. Registration may be made for a single attendee or for multiple attendees in a party. It will still be necessary to check in at the luncheon. Lunches will be based on the head count per the registration site. Please do not attempt to show up without registering in advance. If you are unable to pay on line, please contact Steve Polson (720-286-5376, steve.polson@jacobs.com) to make arrangements for paying with check or cash.
The registration deadline for this event is Wednesday, December 11th at 10:00 AM MST. Please be aware that with the new registration procedure, late registrations will not be accepted as in the past. This will enable us to avoid having to purchase extra lunches to allow for potential late-comers.
Check-in is from 11:30 am to 12:00 pm. The presentation will begin shortly thereafter, and is typically over by 1:30 at the latest, including any Q&A. Registration fees are $22 for AWWA or WEF members, $27 for nonmembers, and $17 for Students and Retired Members.
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1/23/2020
TAC Presentation
Unlocking the Mysteries of Granular Sludge & Results from the Metro District's Hydrocyclone Case Study
The first part of the presentation will be an overview of granular sludge presented by Art Umble, PhD. He will summarize what granular sludge is, available technologies, and highlight the potential benefits for the wastewater industry. The second half of the discussion, Isaac Avila with Metro Wastewater Reclamation District (Metro District), will present results from testing performed on a full-scale secondary treatment train located at the Robert W. Hite Treatment Facility. Results from this effort suggest that through a combination of process changes and selective wasting using inDENSE hydrocyclones, aerobic densified solids can be formed and retained in plug-flow systems. The impact of these results on capacity will be discussed.The first part of the presentation will be an overview of granular sludge presented by Art Umble, PhD. He will summarize what granular sludge is, available technologies, and highlight the potential benefits for the wastewater industry. The second half of the discussion, Isaac Avila with Metro Wastewater Reclamation District (Metro District), will present results from testing performed on a full-scale secondary treatment train located at the Robert W. Hite Treatment Facility. Results from this effort suggest that through a combination of process changes and selective wasting using inDENSE hydrocyclones, aerobic densified solids can be formed and retained in plug-flow systems. The impact of these results on capacity will be discussed.
Registration:
TAC Registration: Registration and payment for TAC luncheons is handled on line at the TAC Registration Website. Registration may be made for a single attendee or for multiple attendees in a party. It will still be necessary to check in at the luncheon. Lunches will be based on the head count per the registration site. Please do not attempt to show up without registering in advance. If you are unable to pay on line, please contact Steve Polson (720-286-5376, steve.polson@jacobs.com) to make arrangements for paying with check or cash.
The registration deadline for this event is Wednesday, December 11th at 10:00 AM MST. Please be aware that with the new registration procedure, late registrations will not be accepted as in the past. This will enable us to avoid having to purchase extra lunches to allow for potential late-comers.
Check-in is from 11:30 am to 12:00 pm. The presentation will begin shortly thereafter, and is typically over by 1:30 at the latest, including any Q&A. Registration fees are $22 for AWWA or WEF members, $27 for nonmembers, and $17 for Students and Retired Members.
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2/6/2020
Join us for this annual PWO seminar now being held at the Englewood Civic Center.
Agenda
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Agenda
| Registration 7:30 - 8:00 | |
| Break 9:30 – 9:45 | |
| Lunch Provided 12:00 – 12:45 | |
| Break 2:30– 2:45 Refreshments Provided | |
| 2:45 – 3:30 | |
| 4:00 | Closing Remarks and Certificate Awarded |
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1/27/2020 - 1/31/2020
Embassy Suites Conference Center
4705 Clydesdale Pkwy
Loveland, Colorado 80538
January 28 - February 1, 2019
DRAFT 2020 Fundamentals Wastewater & Water TU Schedule
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Water Fundamentals - $450 (after January 14, $500)
Wastewater Fundamentals - $450 (after January 14, $500)
Lunches and Course Notebooks can be included for an additional fee. (Note that anyone not purchasing a Course Notebook, will receive a folder with scratch paper)
*Scholarship options are available (deadline to submit is January 8, 2020) - Scholarships covering the tuition for one course of study in the Fundamentals School will be awarded to applicants employed by a town or municipality water or sewer district serving fewer than 3,300 residents within the Rocky Mountain Region. (CO, NM, WY)
Scholarships will be reviewed and awarded based on size of community served, location, and level of certification required for that entity by the scholarship review board.
The Rocky Mountain Water and Wastewater Fundamentals School is a basic, comprehensive overview for water and wastewater operators. The course is divided into two separate classes, one on water and one on wastewater. The course is designed for people who are new to the field or have been in it for only a few years. It should be beneficial to those seeking Class "C", "D", "T", and "S" certification.
The goal of the Fundamentals school is to provide education for operators, so they possess a better understanding of the water and wastewater fields. The courses are designed to furnish operators with basic concepts of how treatment processes work and the requirements of government regulations. The Fundamentals school curriculum also provides opportunities to prepare for either the water or wastewater certification exams. However, operators should not use the courses as their only study guide for certification exams.
** By taking this course, you will meet the APPROVED REGULATORY REQUIREMENT for Colorado **
"A" and "B" operators are encouraged to participate in the Intermediate and Advanced School in April, which offers courses geared for experienced treatment plant operators.
more info...
4705 Clydesdale Pkwy
Loveland, Colorado 80538
January 28 - February 1, 2019
DRAFT 2020 Fundamentals Wastewater & Water TU Schedule
(Depending on your server, you may need to zoom the page in to see more clearly)
Coming soon
New location: Fundamentals School now takes place at the Embassy Suites in Loveland, CO. The hotel is located off I-25 (Exit 259) and Clydesdale Parkway.
If you are staying at the Embassy Suites, breakfast and a Manager’s Reception in the evening will be included in your room reservation. To reserve a room, call 970-612-2440 or go to https://embassysuites.hilton.com/en/es/groups/personalized/F/FNLESES-RMW-20190127/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG. Make sure to use the code RMWEA Fundamentals School in order to receive the discounted sleeping room rate. Rates will increase after January 6, 2019.
Fees -Water Fundamentals - $450 (after January 14, $500)
Wastewater Fundamentals - $450 (after January 14, $500)
Lunches and Course Notebooks can be included for an additional fee. (Note that anyone not purchasing a Course Notebook, will receive a folder with scratch paper)
*Scholarship options are available (deadline to submit is January 8, 2020) - Scholarships covering the tuition for one course of study in the Fundamentals School will be awarded to applicants employed by a town or municipality water or sewer district serving fewer than 3,300 residents within the Rocky Mountain Region. (CO, NM, WY)
Scholarships will be reviewed and awarded based on size of community served, location, and level of certification required for that entity by the scholarship review board.
The Rocky Mountain Water and Wastewater Fundamentals School is a basic, comprehensive overview for water and wastewater operators. The course is divided into two separate classes, one on water and one on wastewater. The course is designed for people who are new to the field or have been in it for only a few years. It should be beneficial to those seeking Class "C", "D", "T", and "S" certification.
The goal of the Fundamentals school is to provide education for operators, so they possess a better understanding of the water and wastewater fields. The courses are designed to furnish operators with basic concepts of how treatment processes work and the requirements of government regulations. The Fundamentals school curriculum also provides opportunities to prepare for either the water or wastewater certification exams. However, operators should not use the courses as their only study guide for certification exams.
** By taking this course, you will meet the APPROVED REGULATORY REQUIREMENT for Colorado **
"A" and "B" operators are encouraged to participate in the Intermediate and Advanced School in April, which offers courses geared for experienced treatment plant operators.
more info...
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