Training & Events | New York
Siewert Equipment offers accredited seminars and training:
Training for Engineers and Operators:
- Experienced Trainers: our instructors have over 350 years of combined industry experience
- Many of our seminars include live demos, glass-faced pumps, and hands-on training
- We currently have 20 PDH-approved lunch and learn topics to offer
- Since 2012, we’ve provided continuing education credits to over 2,000 attendees
We Come to You:
- We offer 1-2 hour lunch & learns at your location
- We provide coordination and instructors
- We handle the paperwork and approval process for accreditation
- We also host several 4-6.5 credit hour seminars every year across Upstate New York
Available Courses
If you're interested in our training opportunitiesContact us today| Course | Description | Credits | ||
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| A Review of Chemical Feed Pump Technology and Chemical Feed Systems | A review of chemical feed pump technologies and chemical feed applications. | 1 PDH | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Above Ground Self-Priming Pump Stations | Students will leave with the knowledge of important design features that will lead to improved operation and above ground self-priming package selection for collections systems. They will also learn important pump and system package features that will help to improve the reliability of these units. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Advanced Grit Management - Design Concepts and Technology | This training session will discuss grit removal from an academic point of view, starting with analysis of existing endemic grit, common misconceptions proven out through lab analysis, failures of conventional grit removal equipment and advanced grit management design solutions. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Advances in Telemetry | Telemetry and scada training relates to operation / maintenance/ management of a water/wastewater operation/distribution system because it is a means by which collecting and monitoring real-time data, scada shows an overview of how each key piece of equipment in the system is performing. Collects information from sensors on equipment and sends signals through remote terminal units and PLCs. Scada provides the ability to pinpoint anomalies in the system functions back on collected data, thereby allowing the customer to promptly take action on the issue. | 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Benefits of Progressive Cavity Pumps | This presentation will provide information to engineers and operators for the design and maintenance consideration when specifying and repairing progressive cavity pumps. It will also review a new and innovative approach to maintaining flow output over the pumps lifespan. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Centrifugal Pump and System Curves | Participants will learn the basics of centrifugal pumps, various pump designs, and key design differentiators. A hands-on demo will teach pump and system curves and their interactions using realtime “what if” scenarios. NPSH; a difficult concept to understand will be taught via PPTs, and viewed in the demo. We will engage students in conversation to further reinforce the subject matter. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Clarifier Seminar | Wastewater Treatment plants use clarifier pump systems for many different applications. This seminar will address how to select, apply, optimize and maintain various types of clarifier pump systems. | 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| DBP Prevention & Treatment Optimization | This presentation provides an overview of DBPs, including formation, compliance regulations, prevention, treatment optimization strategies, and available technologies. Case studies will also be reviewed. It offers valuable information for water professionals to apply in their daily operations, ensuring the best potable water quality. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Designs with a Focus on Biologically Active Filter Technology | Discussion of the advantages for biologically active filter technology and design considerations for decentralized wastewater treatment systems for nutrient removal. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Engineer's Day At The Factory | The engineers will be touring a local manufacturing facility. The Environment One Corporation manufactures sewer grinder pumpsystems. On the tour, the engineers will walk through the process stopping at various points along the way to understand themanufacturing processes and continuous improvement techniques. Also, the testing and quality assurance areas. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Membrane Bioreactor Technology and Applications | The presentation will provide valuable insight in the selection process, implementation, and long-term operations of membrane bioreactor systems. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Odor Identification and Treatment Technologies for Wastewater Collection Systems and Treatment Plants | The presentation will provide valuable insight in the on how odors are measured, the chemical makeup of odors, what criteria should be used for the design of odor control equipment, and the odor control treatment technologies currently available. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Onsite Hypochlorite & Disinfection Generation | This presentation will provide an understanding of how chlorine can be generated onsite for use in disinfection of water. Example equipment used in the onsite generation of chlorine will also be presented, along with operation and maintenance. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Parallel Series Pumping | This course will help you to understand system hydraulics with regard to Series, Parallel and Parallel-Series pumping in a collection system. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Positive Displacement | The presenter will explain how positive displacement pumps work, and how they differ from dynamic (centrifugal) pumps, and review specific types and applications of positive displacement pumps. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Pressure Sewer For New Sewer and Sewer Repair | This comprehensive training is designed to provide participants with in-depth knowledge of pressure sewer systems, their applications in new sewer installations, and techniques for efficient sewer repairs. Attendees will learn about system components, design considerations, and best practices for installation and maintenance. The course will also cover troubleshooting common issues and understanding how pressure sewer technology enhances performance in challenging terrain or when gravity sewers are not feasible. Ideal for municipal engineers, contractors, and maintenance teams, this training equips professionals with the skills and expertise needed to implement and repair pressure sewer systems effectively. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Providing a Sustainable Solution for Sewer Renewal with Pressure Sewer Systems | Pressure Sewer Collection Systems use individual residential pumps to convey wastewater flow to a central treatment system, lift station, gravity sewer, or force main. This course will cover the history, overview, advantages, considerations, and operation & maintenance of Pressure Sewer Systems. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Sewage Handling, Self-Priming Factory Pump and System Tour | This training will help those attending to better understand the concepts and interaction of the different types of pump curves, what NPSH and cavitation are and different types of pumps are available. It will also educate the operators on how to take proper gauge readings and interpret them. This will empower them to properly troubleshoot their systems and keep their plant running more efficiently. | 6 PDH; 6 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Sludge Pumping | Every wastewater plant has multiple sludge pump applications. The attendee will learn about the differences (and similarities) of each sludge application and what pumps can be applied reliably on those applications. | 1 PDH | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Submersible Pump Stations | Knowledge of important design features that will lead to improved operation and submersible pump selection for collections systems. They will also learn about design considerations for wet well geometry designs that will reduce pump clogging. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Total Blower Control | To learn about opportunities to automate WWTP to reduce capital and operating expenditure while avoiding difficulties when implementing automation. | 1 PDH | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Unattended Operation Using Remote Monitoring and SCADA Optimizes Dryer Capacity and Performance | This presentation will provide an understanding of how dryer operation can be optimized using SCADA and remote operations so as to maximize the operational up time of equipment and provide a more efficient use of biosolids equipment. | 1 PDH; 1 DEC | Sign UpSign Up | |
| Course | Description | Credits |
Accreditation:
With professional licensing credits provided by the Practicing Institute of Engineers (PIE), the NYS Dept. of Environmental Control (DEC), and the NYS Dept. of Health (DOH)*, we can help you stay on the cutting edge of the industry. We handle the accreditation paperwork and approval process for all our seminars and training.
*DOH credits are provided on an as-needed basis, just let us know if you are interested and we handle the approval process.
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