This course provides an in-depth understanding of wastewater sludge treatment processes and the critical role of sludge handling in modern water and wastewater management. Designed for engineers with or without pump or wastewater treatment experience the course combines practical knowledge with industry best practices, ensuring participants gain both theoretical and hands-on insights.
Participants will explore the complete lifecycle of wastewater sludge treatment - from primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment - to effective sludge management and disposal including, digestion, chemical usage and sludge dewatering. The course emphasises the equipment used and how it is operated and controlled including the correct pump selection to give best process performance.
Key Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of wastewater treatment processes, including physical, chemical, and biological methods
- Identify different types of sludge, their characteristics, and implications for handling and treatment
- Apply best practices for sludge settlement, thickening and dewatering prior to disposal
- Understand which pumps are best suited for each part of the process
Who Should Attend?
- Process engineers involved in water and wastewater process design and management
- Consultants and technical advisors seeking specialised knowledge in sludge handling
Course Format
The course is delivered via an interactive online platform where learners are actively encouraged to be involved.
Available Dates
8th Sep, 2026 at 09:00 - Virtual Course