NGWA Asset Management for Groundwater-Supplied Public Water Systems
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network
Discover what is needed to keep a groundwater-based public system operating efficiently during this one-day course designed for both those with dedicated — or multiple — responsibilities. Do you think of the groundwater, and the equipment that pumps and distributes it, as assets? Do you know how to properly value them? Keeping the system operating efficiently is dependent on both proper management and maintenance — and knowing what to do when an unforeseen circumstance occurs. During this course, you will learn about:
- Groundwater assets and how to value them
- Changes in value from new to remaining useful life
- Efficient management of your assets
- Planning for rehabilitation and replacement
- Determining source conditions
- Assessing water quality and how to monitor changes
- Establishing triggers to use invasive measures
- Avoiding catastrophic failures
- Proper operation and maintenance of the source and equipment.
Information
- Website: http://www.ngwa.org/Events-Education/shortcourses/Pages/216apr13.aspx
- Location: , Altamonte Springs, United States
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