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Waste Water Treatment Laboratory Technician Course
Practical Water & Effluent Analysis Training for Environmental and Process Industries
Waste water treatment plants (WWTPs) and effluent treatment plants (ETPs) rely heavily on laboratory testing and analysis to ensure process control, regulatory compliance, environmental safety, and public health protection. Laboratory technicians play a critical role in monitoring water quality, validating treatment performance, and supporting plant operations.
This Waste Water Treatment Laboratory Technician Course is designed to provide hands-on, practical training in water and waste water sampling, laboratory testing, analysis, reporting, and compliance, making participants job-ready for WWTP, ETP, and environmental laboratory roles.
Why This Course Is Required
Industry Gap Faced by Job Seekers
Many candidates:
Study environmental or chemical subjects theoretically
Lack practical exposure to water testing instruments
Do not understand standard test methods
Are unfamiliar with regulatory discharge norms
Fail interviews due to lack of laboratory experience
At the same time:
Industries face strict pollution control norms
Continuous monitoring is mandatory for WWTPs and ETPs
Certified and trained laboratory technicians are in high demand
Compliance failure can lead to heavy penalties and plant shutdowns
This course bridges the gap between academic knowledge and real laboratory practices.
Who Should Join This Course
This course is suitable for:
Environmental science graduates
Chemical engineering graduates and diploma holders
B.Sc / M.Sc Chemistry graduates
ITI and polytechnic students
Plant operators and technicians
Freshers seeking environmental sector jobs
Working professionals in ETP / WWTP operations
No prior laboratory experience is mandatory.
What You Will Learn
After completing this course, participants will be able to:
Collect and preserve water and waste water samples
Perform routine laboratory tests independently
Operate laboratory instruments safely
Interpret test results and prepare reports
Support WWTP / ETP process control
Comply with environmental and pollution control norms
Confidently attend interviews for laboratory technician roles
Course Curriculum
Module 1: Introduction to Water & Waste Water Treatment
Sources of water and waste water
Municipal and industrial waste water
Overview of WWTP and ETP processes
Role of laboratory in treatment plants
Module 2: Laboratory Safety & Good Laboratory Practices (GLP)
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Chemical handling and storage
Laboratory housekeeping
Waste disposal and safety protocols
Module 3: Sampling Techniques
Grab and composite sampling
Sampling locations in WWTP / ETP
Sample preservation and transportation
Chain of custody and documentation
Module 4: Physical Parameters Testing
pH
Temperature
Colour and odour
Turbidity
Total suspended solids (TSS)
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Module 5: Chemical Parameters Testing
Alkalinity
Acidity
Hardness
Chlorides
Sulphates
Residual chlorine
Module 6: Organic Pollution Parameters
Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)
Oil and grease
Total organic carbon (TOC – overview)
Module 7: Nutrients & Inorganic Analysis
Ammonical nitrogen
Nitrates and nitrites
Phosphates
Heavy metals (overview and basic methods)
Module 8: Microbiological Analysis (Basic Level)
Total coliform
Fecal coliform
MPN method overview
Importance of disinfection
Module 9: Instrumentation & Equipment Handling
pH meter
Conductivity meter
DO meter
Spectrophotometer (basic use)
Analytical balance
Jar test apparatus
Module 10: Process Control & Plant Interface
Correlation of lab results with plant operation
Troubleshooting process issues using lab data
Optimizing treatment efficiency
Module 11: Standards & Regulatory Compliance
CPCB and SPCB discharge norms
Environmental compliance reporting
Record keeping and audit support
ISO and NABL overview
Module 12: Reporting & Documentation
Test result calculation
Log books and lab registers
Monthly and daily reports
Data accuracy and traceability
Practical / Model Projects Included
To make participants job-ready, the course includes hands-on practical work and model projects, such as:
Model Project 1: Complete Waste Water Analysis
Sample collection
Physical and chemical testing
Result interpretation and reporting
Model Project 2: BOD & COD Analysis Case Study
Step-by-step testing procedure
Error identification
Result validation
Model Project 3: Process Troubleshooting Using Lab Data
Identifying treatment issues
Suggesting corrective actions
Performance improvement approach
Career Opportunities After This Course
Hiring Sectors
Waste Water Treatment Plants (WWTPs)
Effluent Treatment Plants (ETPs)
Environmental laboratories
Industrial manufacturing units
Municipal corporations
Water utilities and infrastructure projects
Environmental consultancy firms
Job Roles
Waste Water Laboratory Technician
ETP / WWTP Lab Analyst
Environmental Laboratory Technician
Water Quality Analyst
Process Monitoring Technician
Compliance Support Executive
Training Methodology
Practical laboratory-focused training
Real plant sample testing
Industry-standard test methods
Simple, easy-to-understand teaching
Interview-oriented preparation
Certification
Certificate in Waste Water Treatment Laboratory Technician
Issued by Pertecnica Engineering
This certification validates your practical skills in water and waste water laboratory testing and environmental compliance.
Why Choose Pertecnica Engineering
Industry-oriented environmental training
Practical, hands-on laboratory focus
Trainers with real WWTP / ETP experience
Suitable for freshers and working professionals
Strong employability orientation
Same syllabus for the following Courses…
Waste Water Treatment Laboratory Technician Course
WWTP Laboratory Training
ETP Lab Technician Course
Water Quality Testing Training
Environmental Laboratory Technician Course
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