Smoke Testing

A class often requested and back by popular demand. This 4 hour course will start in the classroom with in-depth discussion of I&I and how leaks develop in your wastewater collection system. Checklists are provided and procedures to prevent unregulated connections to your system are reviewed. From there MAP staff and participants go on to perform a smoke test of your collection system designed to visually indicate where your system is not "water tight". Primarily focused on wastewater system operators this class provides CEC's and assists with a comprehensive O&M plan for your system.

*Due to the nature of the smoke testing, significant prior planning for this course is needed. For further discussion of hosting this class in your system please contact Midwest Assistance Program at map @map-inc.org.

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