TRAINING
Technical training in the various chemical processes and operation of proprietary Hydromex Related Technolgy machinery begins in the classroom. Over the course of 3 to 5 weeks of daily, hands-on activities, intermediate qualified engineers learn the basics of the new waste industry through the watchful tutelege of experts in the Hydromex Related Technologies field. Category specific waste stream programs are offered to the designated engineers of the purchasers of the new technology. Testing and analysis procedures are extremely scrutinized for accuracy and verification.

Each type of waste stream has a different schedule of training and in many cases, training for certain engineers would begin with the actual building of the Hydromex Related Technology machinery they will operate. Training for at least two engineers per machine is strongly advised. This insures complete knowledge integration for key individuals who are responsible for the daily operations and maintenance of the machinery.

It is also highly recommended to develop continued self-training for research and development capabilities in each country as it is imperative that all captured knowledge from every operation be completely shared with all other operating Hydromex Related Technology facilities. This valuable bank of information is used to grow and change with whatever new forms of waste that are being created each day. This isa special part of the Hydromex Related Technology system that is critical to its long term success as an effective, environmentally friendly, adaptable waste management solution.