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Managing WWTP Operations During Peak Load

Peak flow control, SCADA interpretation, system optimisation and emergency response for wastewater plants.

advanced·5 weeks·4.8 rating·28 learners·Certificate

Instructor: Dr. Ananya Mehta

Managing WWTP Operations During Peak Load

₹15,500

Overview

Advanced operations course for sewage and industrial wastewater plants under monsoon, shift-change and industrial-dumping peaks. Covers influent/effluent monitoring, SCADA dashboards, hydraulic and biological stress, equalisation, bypass ethics, and emergency response without losing consent compliance.

What you'll learn

  • •Diagnose peak-load events from SCADA, flow and quality trends
  • •Apply peak-flow control: equalisation, step-feed, storm tanks, recycle control
  • •Protect biology (DO, MLSS, sludge age) during hydraulic shock
  • •Run an emergency response without illegal bypass
  • •Brief management with a peak-event report

Who this is for

  • •WWTP / STP / ETP operators and shift in-charges
  • •Process engineers
  • •Municipal and industrial plant managers
  • •Consultants supporting troubled plants

Prerequisites

  • •Familiarity with basic STP/ETP unit operations
  • •Ability to read simple trends (flow, DO, pH)

Curriculum

Module 01 — Peak load, peak flow and plant limits
  • Hydraulics, biology and the consent ceilingtext
Module 02 — SCADA, monitoring and control actions
  • Reading a peak-load dashboardtext
  • Peak-flow control and system optimisationtext
Module 03 — Emergency response and after-action
  • Emergency response without illegal bypasstext
  • Knowledge checkquiz
  • Peak-load event drillassignment

Tools & skills

  • •SCADA reading
  • •Peak-flow control
  • •Process troubleshooting
  • •Emergency command
  • •Peak-load SOP
  • •SCADA alarm list
  • •Equalisation strategy sheet
  • •Incident log

FAQs

Is this an accredited government certification?

No. IE-RISE / E-RISE programme certificates are institutional credentials for professional development. They are not government accreditations unless a specific statutory body is named for that batch.

Who should take this programme?

Plant operators, EHS officers, auditors, consultants, engineers and graduates entering water, waste and environmental compliance roles.