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School: Global Knowledge Canada
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Business Communications Manager 50 Rls. 3.0 Sales Engineering
Course Format: Classroom
This day and a quarter (nine-hour) course is designed for Sales Engineers responsible for Pre- and Post-Sales Support of Business Communications Manager (BCM). Through lecture, discussion, and a case study, you will learn how to determine the requirements needed to properly implement BCM. Topics include: �Market Information Summary. �Describing Architecture Components Explaining Managem...
 

School: Educational Program Innovations Center
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Wastewater Treatment, Water Recovery and Re-use
Course Format: Classroom
Water recovery and re-use is economical for industries and environmentally sound. The purpose of this seminar is to provide the user with appropriate understanding of the principles underlying the practices of wastewater treatment, water recovery and its re-use. The seminar approaches the topics beginning with wastewater characterization and treatment, using both conventional technologies, such...
 

Environmental Regulations
Course Format: Classroom
The environmental "command and control" compliance philosophy continues to dominate the government policy agenda. The only way to avoid liability for non-compliance is to thoroughly understand regulatory requirements. This course enhances your knowledge and skills by increasing your understanding of current environmental compliance issues. It deals with the current regulatory enviro...
 

Testing, Commissioning and Start-Up of Electrical Systems
Course Format: Classroom
The start-up of any electrical system for the first time, regardless of its size, type or industry, is a very special occurrence and poses some outstanding problems. A lack of experience in dealing with such problems and the consequent lack of proper planning has frequently resulted in prolonged delays in the start-up and the consequent costly productivity losses. This course provides guidelin...
 

Successful Construction Projects
Course Format: Classroom
The goal of this course is to demonstrate, through real examples and a review of project management techniques and delivery systems, that it is possible to achieve the project objectives and also minimize risks and disputes that can cause cost overruns, completion delays and lower quality work. In reviewing Public Works statistics regarding the effort, time and money spent to defend against cl...
 

Structural Engineering for Non-Structural Engineers
Course Format: Classroom
Non-structural engineers and architects need an understanding of the basic concepts rather than rigorous mathematical derivations. If you need a better understanding of the design and construction of concrete, steel, wood or masonry building structures, you will find this course particularly helpful. The course is developed on the assumption that participants have no formal prior training in ...
 

Structural Design Of Industrial Buildings
Course Format: Classroom
Efficient structural design of industrial facilities requires engineers to possess integrated knowledge of theory and practice. It is essential to understand the issues that can affect stability, safety, and serviceability. This course presents structural design of industrial facilities in a systematic manner starting with loads and load combinations, different types of structural systems an...
 

Stormwater Management for Improved Water Quality Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
Water quality is crucial for public health. To maintain water quality at the source, surface water quality must be given due attention. Both the point and non-point sources of pollution must be controlled. How to achieve water quality standards by effective stormwater management particularly by controlling pollutants in the discharge from urban areas is the focus of this practical course. Y...
 

Risk Assessment Of Contaminated Sites
Course Format: Classroom
To provide you with a comprehensive understanding of how: �Alberta Environment developed the Risk Based Tier I & Tier II Guidelines. �To determine the need for SSRA �To conduct an SSRA �To apply the Guidelines to different exposure pathways �Use the Johnson and Ettinger Model to develop risk based standards for vapor intrusion into buildings fron contaminated soil and ground...
 

Reverse Osmosis Technology Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
Membrane processes such as reverse osmosis (RO) and nanofiltration (NF) are playing an increasingly important role around the world, and Canada is no exception. The installed RO capacity in Canada has more than doubled in the last five years alone. If you do not already operate such a system now, it is likely you will in the not-too-distant future. Membrane technologies are now found across a w...
 

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