Articles Tagged with ''training and education''

Four free online lessons are available to household water well owners at the National Ground Water Association website.

The Driller attended last fall’s International Ground Source Heat Pump Association Technical Conference and Expo in Las Vegas. We did an extensive interview with the keynote speaker, Eric Corey Freed, leading up to the show, but it took us a while to nail down an interview about the group’s Accredited Driller’s Workshop.

 The five-part video series covers operation, maintenance and troubleshooting of the rig. 

 SJE-Rhombus, a water control solutions manufacturer, recently held a training for 16 attendees at its Detroit Lakes, Minn., headquarters. Trainees included distributors, installers and manufacturers’ representatives. 

I don’t know about your neck of the woods, but in mine, it’s open house season in the groundwater business. Many of the groundwater product distributors hold dealer open houses at this time of year to thank their contractor customers for their business and give them an opportunity to purchase products and supplies for the upcoming busy season.

A pair of week-long seminars recently were held in Edmonton, Alberta, giving drill rig operators and senior operators the opportunity to develop their skills using Soilmec hydraulic drill rigs. The

Xylem, a leading global water technology company, recently ran a wastewater operator recertification class at its Indianapolis branch.The course, Sewer Collection System Reliability, earned participants four continuing education units. It

Grundfos Water Treatment unveiled its new fully equipped, mobile educational center for water treatment experts. Beginning in mid-October, the trailer will travel throughout the United States, with the first stop

SJE-Rhombus, an industry leader providing pump control solutions for water and wastewater applications, conducted control panel training July 12-13, 2011 at its manufacturing headquarters located in Detroit Lakes, Minn. SJE-Rhombus

"I recently have had the opportunity to conduct a training class in Pennsylvania for people wanting to work on a rig."