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Course Duration: 1 Day
Awarding Body: EUSR
Max Delegates: 12 Delegates
Course Aims
The Scottish Water DOMS Module 13 sampling scheme has been produced to ensure that Scottish Water, Contractors and Consultants staff who are required to take water samples follow a systematic and standardised approach covering key principles associated with the use, selection and use of the correct sample bottles, how to measure chlorine residuals accurately, how to sample correctly using the correct techniques and filling bottles in the correct order, and complete the appropriate paperwork for submission to the laboratories to minimise the potential of erroneous (incorrect) sample results.
Course Approach
A Scottish Water approved trainer delivers the training course. The training consists of both theory and practical aspects of water sampling. This includes identifying the appropriate bottle type & numbers for each sampling requirement, the sequence of when to take each sample, how to properly carry out a chlorine residual test using the Hach & Palintest Colorimeters, how to sample correctly from fire hydrants (use of regulation standpipes) and customer taps, completion of the appropriate Scottish Water LIMS (Laboratory Information Management System) data recording sheets, and a practical demonstration by each candidate of taking samples observed by the Trainer / Assessor.
Registration is based on successful completion of the training course and competence observed by the trainer.
Upon successful completion, candidates will be registered on the EUSR database.
Candidates will subsequently be issued with a Scottish Water DOMS 13 Advanced Sampling Practitioner Registration card which is valid for 3 years and will subsequently be issued to the candidates within timescales as detailed in our standard terms and conditions.