Water physicochemical processes course: specialist in physicochemical processes in water purification

The specialist in physicochemical processes in water purification offers complete training to carry out an adequate treatment of wastewater. It covers different issues, ranging from composition and regulations to the chemical and physical processes that are carried out during wastewater purification. You will also be able to deepen how to make a correct sampling and data record. In addition, the recycling of purified waters and their subsequent reuse is explored. This training prepares students to effectively manage wastewater and treatment, complying with environmental regulations and promoting water sustainability.

- Understand the composition and variety of wastewater. - Know and apply environmental regulations related to wastewater. - Use chemical and physical-chemical indicators to assess water quality. - Identify specific pathogenic microorganisms and pollutants. - Dominate chemical and physical purification processes in EDAR. - Perform sampling and handle instrument data. - Explore the recycling and valorization of purified water.

After completing the specialist in physicochemical processes in water purification, you can work as an environmental engineer, EDAR technician, environmental consultant, water quality inspector or water treatment project manager, in public and private sectors, contributing to the efficient management of water resources and compliance with environmental regulations.

This specialist in physicochemical processes in water purification will prepare you to understand, apply and optimize the physicochemical processes of water purification, to be able to meet environmental regulations, take samples correctly, and manage data in EDAR. You acquire skills to address challenges in wastewater treatment and promote water sustainability.

The specialist in physicochemical processes in water purification is aimed at professionals of the environmental field, engineers, EDAR technicians, engineering students and all people interested in deepening the physicochemical processes of wastewater purification to improve environmental management and water quality.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.