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Our Training Services

Hydro Training provides a comprehensive portfolio of professional development programmes covering all aspects of the water industry—from frontline field operations to senior management and executive leadership. Our courses cater to all experience levels and are available at introductory, intermediate, and advanced stages.
All modules can be customised to reflect the specific operational needs and strategic objectives of your organisation. We deliver training worldwide to utilities, regulators, engineering firms, contractors, NGOs, and private-sector organisations.

Non-Revenue Water (NRW) Training Modules

Foundations of NRW & Water Loss Management

1. Introduction to Water Loss and Leakage Management
2. Understanding and Building a Water Balance
3. Unbilled Authorised Consumption & Apparent Losses
4. Understanding Real Losses



District Metered Areas (DMAs) & Pressure Management

5. DMA Design, Operation & Pressure Management
6. Bottom up Approach
7. Water Balance Practical – Manual Exercise
8. Water Balance Practical – Use Proprietary Software



Active Leakage Control (ALC)

9. Basic Active Leakage Control Techniques
10. Driving Down Leakage – Localise
11. Driving Down Leakage – Locate
12. Driving Down Leakage – Pinpoint
13. Leakage Management in Large Diameter Mains



Leak Detection Equipment & Technologies

14. Leak Detection Using Correlators
15. Leak Detection Using Ground Microphones



Planning, Strategy & Performance Management

16. Active Leakage Planning – Driving Leakage Down
17. Non Revenue Water Strategy – Practical Exercise
18. Active Leak Repair – Common Oversights and Best Practice
19. Multiple-Choice Knowledge Assessment
20. Economic levels of Leakage ELL
21. Advanced Pressure management
22. Asset Management for Leakage Reduction



Metering, Plumbing & Network Operations

23. AMR – Principles and Applications
24. Meter Auditing and Meter Sizing
25. Basic Plumbing and Water Conservation Products
26. Repairs and Renewals in the Distribution System
27. Operation and Maintenance of Control Valves



Carbon Accounting & Climate Finance Module

28. Calculating Carbon Savings for the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) and Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)

This module provides participants with a practical understanding of how to calculate carbon savings generated through water-loss reduction, pressure optimisation, and operational efficiency improvements. The training includes:

• Applying internationally recognised carbon calculation methodologies
• Developing credible baselines and project scenarios
• Preparing documentation for carbon verification and reporting
• Understanding how NRW projects support national NDC commitments
• Evaluating eligibility for the VCM, Article 6 mechanisms, and emerging climate-finance pathways