Welcome to Ragsdale & Associates Water Technologies
Training Website
Ragsdale and
Associates has been providing Water and Wastewater
technical training to operators in New Mexico, Arizona,
California, and Nevada since 1994. With over 30 years of
expertise in virtually all areas of water and wastewater
systems operations and maintenance, we have developed a
wide range of operator training programs.
Our training programs are
presented in a professional classroom environment using
state of the art computer and large-screen video
technology in an effort to provide a training experience
that is both informative and entertaining.
ON-SITE TRAINING is also available. In addition to
classroom training, we can provide hands-on systems
startup, process control, and equipment maintenance
training at your facility. Contact us for more
information regarding on-site services.
FREE TRAINING
STUFF!!!
In our TRAINING INFO
pages you can find:
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"Upcoming Training Classes" in New Mexico and
Arizona.
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Water Systems Certification Manual
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Wastewater Operator Certification Study Guide
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New Mexico Water Sampling Certification Study Guide
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Technical O&M information on Water Wells, Pumps and
Control Valves
Our “Water
Systems Certification Manual” has been recently updated.
It
contains over 240 pages of text (60,000+words) and
dozens of diagrams, color pictures, and new study
questions. It includes comprehensive coverage of ABC
“Need-To-Know” criteria for water systems treatment and
distribution systems operator certification for Levels 1
through 4.
Our
“Wastewater Operator Certification Study Guide” covers
material for wastewater treatment systems and wastewater
collection systems operator certification. It is also
compliant with ABC "need to know" criteria. The study
guide consists of over 180 pages of information covering
the certification issues for Levels 1 through 4.
The “New Mexico Water Sampling Certification Study
Guide” covers water systems sampling procedures for
microbiological and chemical monitoring and compliance
sampling. It is based on NMDOH-SLD procedures but is
also EPA compliant and, with the exception of the
NMDOH-SLD sampling forms, should be usable in other
states.
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