Water Distribution Maintenance - Jasper, IN

Course Description

This course provides a comprehensive overview of distribution system maintenance for water and wastewater utilities. Participants will explore the operation, inspection, and routine maintenance of critical infrastructure assets, including hydrants, wells, booster stations, lift stations, valves, and water towers. The session emphasizes practical, field-based approaches to maintaining system reliability, extending asset life, and preventing service disruptions. Attendees will gain a better understanding of common maintenance challenges, recommended practices, and strategies for ensuring safe and efficient system performance.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Identify the key components and functions of distribution system assets, including hydrants, wells, booster stations, lift stations, valves, and water towers
• Describe routine maintenance requirements and inspection procedures for each asset type
• Recognize common operational issues and failure points within distribution systems
• Apply best practices for preventative maintenance to improve system reliability and longevity
• Demonstrate an understanding of safety considerations associated with maintaining distribution infrastructure
• Interpret maintenance needs and prioritize work activities based on asset condition and risk
• Understand the role of proper documentation and recordkeeping in asset management programs

Instructor: Chad Reynolds, AIRW