Water Audits and Non-Revenue Water Management
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Water Audits & Non-Revenue Water Management
Managing the efficiency of water and financial resources has never been more important for water utilities than it is today. This two-day AWWA seminar on Water Audits and Non-Revenue Water Management takes students in-depth through the best-practices of water auditing and loss assessment, data validation, key performance indicators, cost impacts, and mitigative measures for controlling apparent and real losses. The seminar is built as an intensive, hands-on event, and is taught by leading industry experts from the AWWA Water Loss Control Committee.
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Thank you to everyone who joined us in 2024.
Future dates to be announced soon.
Who Should Attend this Seminar?
Water utility management
CFOs
Engineers
Consultants
Municipal or regional government officials
Anyone who plays a role in management and optimization of water and revenue losses in a water utility
Professional Program
Water scarcity and cost constraints are serious concerns for water utilities. Whether your driver is dwindling supply, stretching limited funds further, complying with regulatory requirements, or simply to be a best-in-class water utility, the case for managing water and revenue losses is compelling.
Learning Objectives
- Learn and apply best practice method for conducting the annual water audit
- Learn and apply best practice methods for data validation and data quality assessment
- Gain competence with freely available software tools for water auditing and water loss assessment
- Understand key performance indicators for water loss in terms of volume, value, and validity
- Understand causes and mitigative measures for apparent losses that result in uncaptured revenue
- Understand causes and mitigative measures for real losses that result in wasted water and excess operational costs
Best-practices covered
- water auditing and loss assessment
- data validation
- key performance indicators
- cost impacts
- regulatory compliance
The Water Audits and Non-Revenue Water Management Seminar is built as an intensive, hands-on event, taught by leading industry experts from the AWWA Water Loss Control Committee.
Schedule at a Glance
Day 1: This day will cover water audit and data validation processes. It will include hands-on examples with attendees using personal computers to compile a sample water audit and related exercises.
Day 2: This day will cover the means to structure the loss control program, as well as the means to economically control real losses (leakage) and apparent losses (uncaptured revenue).
Program Agenda
Daily schedule to be announced.
There are updates to seminar content based on the latest version of the AWWA Free Water Audit Software, Version 6.0, and the forthcoming edition of M36 Water Audits and Non-Revenue Water Management
Additionally, recent AWWA developments in non-revenue water management is incorporated into the materials, including updated guidance on water audit data validation and current key performance indicators.
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