Four Corners Wastewater Training






CLASSES
With over 25 courses to choose from, we are certain to have one right for you.
Hover over each image to see the class title and then click for all the details.
Our Speakers

Rick Allen
Rick is the founder of our company and has taught at 20-30 trade shows a year for the past two decades.
He is a highly-sought trainer across the West with a unique in-class presentation style that leaves attendees wanting more.
In his spare time, Rick is often seen riding his electric bike in Estes Park, Colorado.

Herb Fancher
Herb is our lead scientist here at the company and his experience is unrivaled.
He completed his masters degree in Botany and Zoology from the University of Wisconsin where he began to pioneer a career in studying microorganisms.
Throughout his career, Herb has provided technical trainings for diverse audiences across the US, Europe, South America and even South Korea on everything from equipment and lab techniques to wastewater biology.
When he isn’t consulting, Herb enjoys mountain biking and spending time with his family.

Tanner Hartsock, M.S.
With a masters degree in Geology, Tanner hopes to help preserve the natural world and is passionate about soil and water health.
Tanner’s classes focus on microbial remediation programs and tools he believes in using to solve current and future environmental challenges.
In his spare time, Tanner enjoys golfing, hiking, camping, cooking and keeping track of his rascal cat, Ruby.
LOCATION (updated)
Moab Wastewater Treatment Plant
This year’s event will be held at the newly renovated Moab Wastewater Treatment Plant.
1070 W 400 N
Moab, UT 84532

Moab Wastewater Treatment Plant
Photo credit of Waterworld.com

things to do in MOAB
Hiking
Mountain Biking
Camping
River Rafting
Off-roading
Zip Lining
Cross Country Skiing
National and State Parks
Canyoneering
Site Seeing
Birdwatching
Fishing
Photography
Skydiving
and more

Hiking at Dead Horse Point State Park
Explore the views from one of the most photographed scenic vistas in the world.

Crosscountry Skiing in the La Sal Mountains
The La Sal Mountains offer miles of groomed trails and unlimited backcountry skiing terrain.

Mountain Biking at Slickrock
Often called one of the best bike ride in America, Slickrock is one of the coolest, most unique experiences you can have on your bike.

Visit the Petroglyphs
Travel through time and experience original story telling through pictures carved on rocks. Newspaper Rock State Historic Monument features a rock panel carved with one of the largest known collections of petroglyphs.

Disc Golf at Base Camp
Take on one of the three most extreme courses in the world!

Take an Off-Road Adventure
Go on a guided tour or grab a Jeep and explore!

Camping in Arches National Park
Take advantage of the offseason by snagging a spot at the only and usually always booked campsites of Arches National Park : Devils Garden Campground.

Picture Perfect Photography
Capture breathtaking sunset and desert scenes in this artistry dreamland.

Skydiving at Base Jump
Marvel the views as you float through scenic canyons on a tandem base jump.
Schedule
Please arrive for check-in by 8 am for coffee and donuts.
Each class session is 1 hour.

Class schedule updated: 11/29/21
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