What is a water treatment technician?

A water treatment technician is a water treatment engineer. Water treatment engineer, also known as sewage treatment engineer, is responsible for the design and consultation of water treatment in engineering projects, including the process design of domestic sewage and some high-concentration organic wastewater, as well as the technical personnel for the construction, operation and commissioning of related facilities.

Work experience: familiar with sewage treatment process and water supply treatment process; Have a solid professional and technical foundation, be able to skillfully use experimental testing instruments and computer software such as AutoCAD and Office, and independently compile technical documents and engineering construction drawings; Hard-working, with strong communication, coordination and expression skills, good team spirit and innovative consciousness.

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When the discharge or reuse of wastewater requires low water quality, coarse impurities and suspended solids (usually called primary treatment) can only be removed by screening and precipitation. When organic matter needs to be removed, biological treatment (often called secondary treatment) and disinfection are generally adopted after primary treatment;

For the wastewater after biological treatment, the treatment process is collectively called tertiary treatment or advanced treatment. For example, the process of removing nitrogen and phosphorus when wastewater is discharged into water to prevent eutrophication belongs to tertiary treatment (see physical and chemical treatment of water). When wastewater is used as water source, the quality requirements of finished water and the corresponding treatment process depend on its use. Theoretically, modern water treatment technology can make any inferior water into any high-quality finished water.

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