The purpose of the Continuous Emissions Monitoring System (CEMS) Training Course is to introduce the Student to a variety of concepts and measurement techniques used when working with stationary emissions monitoring systems. This course covers stationary systems used on furnaces, boilers, waste water discharge, cooling towers and flares.

The course is designed for analyzer engineers, supervisors, analyzer specialist, environmental or analyzer technicians who are seeking a better understanding of continuous emissions monitoring systems. Individuals attending this course should have attended the Basic Chemistry Training Course prior to taking the CEMS Course

• Overview of Why CEMS are used
• Overview of stationary stack furnace or boiler CEMS
• Overview of stationary Waste Water CEMS
• Overview of stationary Cooling Tower CEMS
• Overview of stationary Flare CEMS
• Detailed explanation of the function of the hardware used in the various CEMS
• Detailed explanation of performance and calibration specifications.
• CEMS Reporting requirements
• Help participants develop a better understanding of how this information is used when working with process analytical instrumentation

Formal training class consist of fifteen (15) sessions, and includes labs, a baseline exam and final exam

Each session includes an introduction, learning objectives, participatory methodologies, and activities. A pre/post course assessment and peer feedback form on practice sessions are included.

Twenty-four (24) hours technical content

$1620 per person

All course costs include training materials and meals (breakfast, lunch and snacks) during the training day