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1.60 Credits
This course is designed to provide a basic overview of electricity and the electrical trade by teaching students about electrical safety and safeguards, basic electrical terms, theory, and formulas. Students will learn some basic writing skills and how to use a multi-meter.
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18.00 Credits
Prepares those interested in becoming PA Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) ??? certified wastewater treatment plant operators with information needed to sit for the relevant PA DEP certification exams, upon completion of this course. This training covers basic treatment science and calculations, industry safety and chemistry; wastewater collection systems; and wastewater laboratory and plant maintenance operations. For those who pass the certification exams, PA DEP credits students with experience time to fast- track towards becoming a PA DEP licensed operator.
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3.30 Credits
Covers the activated sludge process, aeration systems and plant start-up as well as control strategies, handling operational issues and the basics of microbiology as it applies to activated sludge. Students are also taught activated sludge math, acceptable process modifications and an overview of the processes used for nitrogen and phosphorous removal. This course is ideal for current and former licensed PA Wastewater Operators and those pursuing their wastewater treatment operator's license. This course provides Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) Continuing Education (CE) credit units for operators holding a current license.
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1.80 Credits
Students are taught about wastewater collection systems in terms of design, construction, operation and maintenance. An overview of the different types of pumping stations, their components and the regulatory requirements are covered. Additionally an overview of pumps and hydraulics as well as flow meters and how they pertain to wastewater treatment and collection systems is also reviewed. This course is ideal for current and former licensed PA Wastewater Operators and those pursuing their wastewater treatment operator's license or those taking the Class E, Subclass 4 certification exam. This course provides Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) Continuing Education (CE) credit units for operators holding a current license.
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1.20 Credits
Discusses effluent disposal and land applications. Students are taught about solids handling and disposal technologies for wastewater treatment. This course is ideal for current and former licensed PA Wastewater Operators and those pursuing their wastewater treatment operator's license. This course provides Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) Continuing Education (CE) credit units for operators holding a current license.
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1.20 Credits
In this course, students will learn about laboratory basics and troubleshooting for wastewater treatment and the key elements of wastewater treatment plant maintenance. This course is ideal for current and former licensed PA Wastewater Operators and those pursuing their wastewater treatment operator's license. This course provides Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) Continuing Education (CE) credit units for operators holding a current license.
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25.00 Credits
This course prepares students for an entry-level position in the growing field of environmental technician work. Potential employment opportunities in this field include: Environmental Technician, HAZWOPER Technician, Lead Paint or Asbestos Inspector, Brownfields Remediation Technician, Land Use Planning/Redevelopment Technician, and others. The training provided in this class will include several certifications, including: OSHA-30 General Construction, HAZWOPER, Confined Space Entrance/Attendant, Lead Paint Inspector, Asbestos Inspector, and Forklift Operator. Additionally, instructional topics will cover the basics of environmental science, site assessment, surveying, site planning, waste water and stormwater, sampling techniques, lab analysis, regulatory standards, GIS, toxicology, and various remediation techniques.
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5.00 Credits
Course topics include: EPA's Energy Star program for commercial buildings, Energy Star Guidelines for Energy Management, best energy efficiency practices, cost- effective energy savings measures, tracking savings and greenhouse gas emissions reductions with EPA's Portfolio Manager.
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10.00 Credits
This class is designed to provide the participant with a working knowledge of fuel cell technology. Training begins with the theory behind electrochemical energy, thermodynamics and fuel cell efficiency and electrode kinetics. Participants will conduct eight experiments to reinforce the learning they receive in the lecture portion of the class. Within these experiments, participants will use a flow diagram and learn to set-up, start-up, and shut-down a working hydrogen fuel cell system.
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10.00 Credits
This class will give students basic information about the wind industry. Courses are held in the classroom utilizing both theory and hands-on application within the limits of available equipment and resources. Equipment will include, but not be limited to Hampden Wind Generator trainers, a Hampden Solar Photovoltaic (PV) trainer and a Hampden Solar PV installer trainer.
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