Cooling Water Treatment Training – Cooling Towers & Cooling Water Systems

WTS 0050 “Cooling Water Treatment & Evaporative Cooling Systems” is an intensive one day cooling water treatment training course developed by the industrial and process water treatment specialists at WTS.  The course is designed for plant operators, water treatment service engineers, facilities managers, maintenance and engineering contractors, and those with responsibility for commercial and industrial cooling towers and other cooling systems.

WTS 0050 provides a review of common  cooling water systems and cooling towers including open recirculating and evaporative cooling systems. Candidates taking this course will gain an understanding of the issues that affect the performance of cooling systems including the formation of scale, suspended solids, metallic corrosion and bio-fouling, and how to deal with them effectively.

Additionally, the course also covers a number of practical examples, including how to conduct basic fault-finding investigations and the development of cost effective cooling water treatment solutions.

Cooling Water Treatment Training Course Content – WTS 0050

Our training module WTS 0050 “Cooling Water Treatment & Evaporative Cooling Systems” covers the following essential subjects to ensure candidates develop the skills and practical knowledge required to fulfil their responsibilities with confidence:

UK & International Training Solutions

Our main UK water treatment training centres are located in central London serving the South and South East England, Manchester (North West), Birmingham (Midlands), Bristol (South East England and Wales), Leeds (North and North East) and Glasgow (Scotland), and these are supported by satellite training centres in Belfast and Newcastle. We can also deliver all our training courses, including bespoke courses at client premises throughout the UK and internationally.

Contact Water Treatment Services today to learn how our professional water and wastewater treatment training solutions can help to up-skill your staff to ensure your water and wastewater treatment systems are managed effectively. To speak with one of our water treatment experts call us on 0330 223 31 31 or simply use the button below to get our full contact details or submit our contact form.

Who would Benefit from our Cooling Water Treatment Training Course?

Typical candidates benefiting from WTS 0050 will be plant operators, water treatment service engineers, facilities managers, maintenance and engineering contractors, and those with responsibility for the operation and maintenance of commercial and industrial cooling towers and other cooling systems.

What will you Learn about Treating Cooling Systems on WTS 0050?

WTS 0050 will give candidates a basic understanding of the operation of cooling water systems including open recirculating and evaporative cooling systems.

Candidates will gain a thorough understanding of the problems associated with scale, corrosion, bio-fouling and suspended solids in cooling systems. They will also understand the issues associated with microbiological proliferation and fouling including the risks presented by Legionella bacteria.

Candidates will develop the skills to design and implement cost effective water pretreatment and treatment programmes for cooling water systems.

Candidates will also develop the skills to perform basic water analysis tests and learn how to interpret the results so as to effectively monitor, control and manage cooling systems.

Additionally, candidates will develop the skills to conduct basic fault-finding and prepare cost effective solutions to common problems affecting such cooling systems.

Pre-Qualification Requirements for WTS 0050

WTS 0050 “Cooling Water Treatment & Evaporative Cooling Systems” is an intensive course designed for plant operators, water treatment engineers, facilities managers, maintenance and engineering contractors, and those with responsibility for the operation and maintenance of commercial and industrial cooling towers and other cooling systems.

Candidates must have successfully completed our course WTS 0010 “Basic Chemistry of Water & Analysis”.

Prior knowledge and experience of cooling water systems, cooling towers and issues associated with water treatment would also be of benefit. We typically recommend a minimum of 6 months practical in-field experience before starting this course.

Water Treatment Training Certificate

On successful completion candidates will receive a certificate of attainment issued by Water Treatment Services for the course “Cooling Water Treatment & Evaporative Cooling Systems” – WTS 0050.

This certificate should be retained as evidence of formal training in this subject.

How Long is the Course WTS 0050?

The duration of this course is one day. Training materials, lunch and refreshments are all included.

Where are the Training Courses Delivered?

Our main UK water treatment training centres are located in central London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds and Glasgow, and these are supported by satellite training centres in Belfast and Newcastle.

We can also deliver our training courses exclusively at client premises, and further afield for clients based outside the UK.

Cooling Water Treatment Training Delivered by Experts

Water Treatment Services offer a full range of specialist industrial water treatment courses designed to support candidates and organisations with responsibility for the operation and management of commercial, industrial and process water and waste water treatment systems.

Delivered by experienced water treatment experts, our courses help candidates develop the skills and practical knowledge required to fulfil their responsibilities with confidence.

If you are interested in this cooling water treatment training course or any of our other industrial water treatment courses and would like to receive further details, including dates and venues please contact us.

Contact us now for more information about WTS 0050 or for your FREE, no obligation quote.

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