Wastewater Pumping Systems and Lift Stations

Reliable, well-designed wastewater pumping facilities are essential for cities and sewerage systems across the U.S. This pump station design course provides valuable techniques and knowledge you can apply immediately to your own systems and projects. Attendees will learn about pumping equipment, applied hydraulics, the selection of pumping units, and operational and maintenance challenges. Participants will explore pump selection, hydraulic design, VFDs, energy efficiency, and station rehabilitation through real-world examples and live pump demonstrations. With hands-on problem-solving and collaboration with Gorman Rupp’s Fundamentals of Pumping Academy, attendees will leave with actionable insights for both new and existing systems.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Be prepared to manage, design, and operate reliable and cost-effective pumping facilities and forcemains.
  • Evaluate the pros and cons of different station designs.
  • Know how to prevent hydraulic problems in pumps, wet wells, and forcemains.
  • Understand how to improve station reliability and reduce problems in operation and maintenance.
  • Learn how to select optimum pumping equipment, valves, and piping systems to reduce pumping energy costs and upgrade and rehab your pumping stations for the future.

Who Should Attend:

  • Wastewater engineers, operators, and managers
  • Consulting engineers
  • Federal agency and military base personnel
  • Regulatory staff
Date
Format
ID
Fee
 
 Apr 21-23, 2026
Madison, WI or Live Online
ID: D984
Fee: $1,495View Discounts

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