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presents Review Seminars for the Grade I/II and III/IV/V California
Water Distribution Operator Certification Exams. Seminars cover
material found in the
"Operational Manuals" published by the Office of Water Programs, CSUS
Foundation and the AWWA "Distribution Training Books". Seminars
are designed for personnel who have completed the required CSUS classes
for their exam.
The Grade I/II Seminar is two days in length. The Grade III/IV/V Seminar is three days in length. The Seminars consist of an Operations Review, True and False, Multiple Chloice, and Math Section.
The Process Review Section is approximately 100 pages and contains information on:
| Distribution systems | Corrosion |
| Storage | Types |
| Reservoirs | Prevention |
| Piping | Disinfection |
| System | Operation & maintenance |
| Types | Laws & regulations |
| Uses | SDWA |
| Valves | Lead & copper rule |
| Types | Hydraulics |
| Uses | Cross connection |
The True and False and Multiple Choice Sections each contain over 500 questions and answers covering distributions.
The Grade I/II Math Review and Formula Section includes over 300 problems with completed solutions.
| Volume problems | Distance problems |
| Circular tanks | Velocity |
| Rectangular tanks | Distance |
| Surface area problems | Chlorine problems |
| Circular tanks | Total |
| Rectangular tanks | Dosage |
| Conversion problems | Residue |
| Time | Pounds formula problems |
| Length | Tank fill-up problems |
| Volume | Tank emptying problems |
| Flow problems | Hydrostatic pressure |
| Rates | Trenching |
| Conversion | Q = (A)(V) |
The Grade III/IV/V Math Review and Formula Section includes over 300 problems with completed solutions.
| Pounds formula problems | Laboratory problems |
| Magic | TON |
| Other | Composite samples |
| Chlorine problems | Pump & power problems |
| Total | Horsepower |
| Dosage | Kilowatt hours |
| Residue | Costs |
| Chemical dosage problems | Pump down problems |
| Hydrostatic pressure | Pump calibrations |
The Seminars will increase your probability of passing. The Seminars will not replace your hard work and study.
Sixteen "contact training hours" will be issued for the Grade I/II and Grade III/IV/V Seminars, which can be used for License Renewal.
I would appreciate it if you would pass this information on to those in your organization or others that may be interested in the Review Seminars.
If you wish to receive information regarding future Review Seminars please send you email address to jpb@waterqualityinc.com.
Visit our web site http://www.waterqualityinc.com for the latest information on class offering and schedules.
Should you have and questions or desire a Water Treatment Distribuiton Certification Review Seminar to be held in your are or facility, please contact or e-mail me.