Overview

Developing trainees' capabilities in analyzing and monitoring water quality in accordance with local and international standards, enhancing their understanding of quality requirements such as ISO 17025, and empowering them to utilize modern tools and techniques to ensure the accuracy and efficiency of results, while applying the best practices in data 
management within research and development laboratories.

Outcomes

At the end of this course, trainees will be able to:

• Analyze "Quality Control" and interpret the requirements of ISO 17025 and proficiency testing.
• Differentiate tasks that ensure the delivery of high-quality and reliable results.
• Identify responsibilities related to water quality control and assurance programs.
• Ensure the quality and validity of samples subjected to analysis.
• Describe methods for analyzing the quality of drinking water and the approved local and international standards.
• Explain the devices used for presenting the results of chemical water analysis.
• Interpret and study the results of water quality control analyses and evaluate the efficiency of chemical results.
• Use tables to assess the efficiency and accuracy of results.

• Manage data across research and development laboratories. 

Targeted Audience

• Quality and control specialists in water analysis laboratories.
• Engineers and professionals in water treatment and quality assurance.
• Technicians and staff working in research and development laboratories related to water quality.
• Managers and supervisors of water treatment and quality assurance projects.
• Students and graduates in environmental engineering, chemistry, and water sciences.
• Employees in regulatory agencies and public health institutions are involved in water quality monitoring.
• Companies and organizations in the water treatment sector aim to enhance their processes and ensure compliance with international standards.