Environmental company: Opening for Assistant Research Engineer / Research Engineer

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If anyone is interested, please let me know so that I can give you the contact details.

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Opening for Assistant Research Engineer / Research Engineer

Responsibilities

 Conduct research to develop technologies for food waste treatment

 Synthesize specialty chemicals and build systems for waste and wastewater treatment

 Carry out characterization and tests on waste and wastewater

 Carry out field work for test-bedding waste treatment technologies

 Operate, troubleshoot, and optimize lab and industrial processes

 Project management and report compilation

 

Requirements

 Diploma or degree in engineering, preferably with chemical, materials, environmental, or biochemical background

 Top students with good attitude and eager to learn. Able to undertake pressure and challenges

 With good communication skill, easygoing, a team player

 Chinese language capability will be an advantage

 Fresh graduates are welcome

 

Workshop: Anatomy of a Water Treatment Plant for Professionals

Figure: Our reservoir water does not sit pretty for scenery's sake. It has to go through a rigorous process of treatment before coming out of your tap

Anatomy of a Water Treatment Plant for Professionals link

Date and Time

Mon 20 February 2017
09:00 – 18:00 SGT

Location
To be confirmed
 

Description

Well before water comes out of your tap, it has to go through a laborious process to transform raw water into safe drinking water. This is accomplished by a water treatment plant which operates much behind the scenes.

Join water educator, Chen Ko, for an action packed one-day workshop focused on the inner workings of a water treatment plant (WTP) aka waterworks. Chen Ko will take a look at some of the technologies and infrastructure which form the backbone of a WTP.

1. The morning will kick off with a classroom discussion of the "standard" equipment found within a typical WTP - what they do, how they work and why they are there.
2. Chen Ko is a firm believer of blending theory and practice so after lunch, the participants will get to visit a real life WTP operated by PUB to experience for themselves just how everything works together to effectively provide safe drinking water.
3. The workshop will close off with a debrief of the day's activities, especially touching on the learning points for all participants.

Participants are guaranteed to walk away with a deeper understanding of what a WTP is all about and how it can fit into your professions.

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BOOK YOUR SPOT NOW TO ENSURE YOU DON'T MISS OUT. AREAS COVERED INCLUDE:

• Overview
• Coagulation & flocculation
• Sedimentation
• Filtration
• Disinfection

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Anyone with a professional requirement to understand how a WTP works, whether you are a teacher, water contractor, water equipment sales staff or water testing team.

LAST DAY FOR REGISTRATION IS 20 JAN 2017!