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NOWRA Course Descriptions

Onsite A to Z

An overview of onsite wastewater treatment, including onsite wastewater basics, O&M, and soil evaluation and treatment. Ideal for new employees, regulatory professionals and students. For the A to Z course overview and agenda details, click here.

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Installer Training

Ideal for new installers. For the Installer course overview and agenda details, click here.

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Troubleshooting

Ideal for designers, installers, regulators, service providers and more! No matter what our role is in the decentralized industry we are sometimes faced with systems experiencing problems or out of ordinary situations. This course walks through a typical treatment train starting with the flow coming from the structure and then walks through component troubleshooting including septic tanks, pumps and controls, soils, media filters, aerobic treatments units and finally soil treatment units.

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Design Course

NOWRA has developed 7 courses in the critical area of design of decentralized systems. These courses lay the groundwork for design and will be expanded over the next several years. For the Design course overview and agenda details, click here.

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Mega Modules

NOWRA has developed 12 courses from presentations at the 2020 Virtual Onsite Mega-Conference. These courses cover a wide variety of topics and were selected due to their continued relevancy to the decentralized industry. For the Mega Module course overview and agenda details, click here.

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