High-Tech Operator Course 1 - Fall 2020
From AWWA Online Course
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) has forever altered the way utilities conduct business. A single operator can control treatment, storage, system pressure, and other vital functions through a single-linked computer network. The course begins with an overview of device symbols, including how they are used to represent systems and how those symbols relate to real-world devices. Discover how a SCADA system connects to sensors, analyzers, and control devices. Learn the features and components of a SCADA system, the facilities/environment the system requires, and the benefits the system provides. This course takes into consideration the Association Board of Certification Need-to-Know Criteria for water treatment operators.
Item Details:
Course Length: 12 Hours / 3 Weeks / 1.2 CEUs*
Course Dates: September 14 - October 2, 2020.
Recommended Publication:
AWWA’s M2 Instrumentation and Control – Get a 40% discount when you register.
Learning Objectives
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Apply a symbol legend to identify devices in a diagram.
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Describe the requirements of SCADA System components.
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Analyze illustrated device descriptions to identify sensors, analyzers and control devices.
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Analyze trending data to make system improvements.
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Learning Elements: pre-recorded presentations, online learning activities, videos, quizzes, discussion boards, weekly tests, and homework assignments.
Requirements:
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Minimum of four hours of online learning activities per week. This is an estimation and will be different for each learner
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Some college experience pertaining to the water industry.
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3–5 years of experience in the industry.
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The desire to become a leader in the industry.
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