Certificate Water And Wastewater Treatment Operations
The Water and Wastewater Treatment Operations program is designed to provide you with the essential knowledge and practical skills required for a successful career in the water and wastewater industry.
This program, crafted by industry professionals, blends in-class theory with hands-on training to prepare you for the Alberta Water and Wastewater Operators (AWWOA) and Alberta Boiler and Safety Association (ABSA) Fourth-Class Power Engineering certifications.
As a student, you will:
The program often includes interaction with industry professionals and potential employers, offering networking opportunities and insights into current industry practices.
Water and wastewater treatment operators work in municipal water treatment facilities, industrial water and wastewater operations, equipment manufacturing, steam generation, power generation, water recycling, environmental consultancy, and companies specializing in emerging water technologies.
As a graduate, you can pursue various roles such as junior water/wastewater operator, fourth-class power engineer in municipal or industrial settings, or sales representative in water treatment technologies once fully certified.
Through in-class related lab experience and recognized work experience, you'll be prepared to write industry-required ABSA certification exams for Fourth Class Power Engineering and AWWOA Small Systems plus Level 1 Water/Wastewater Treatment certification.
By the end of this one-year program, you'll be well-equipped to start your water and wastewater treatment career.
The Water and Wastewater Treatment Operations program is designed to provide you with the essential knowledge and practical skills required for a successful career in the water and wastewater industry.
This program, crafted by industry professionals, blends in-class theory with hands-on training to prepare you for the Alberta Water and Wastewater Operators (AWWOA) and Alberta Boiler and Safety Association (ABSA) Fourth-Class Power Engineering certifications.
As a student, you will:
The program often includes interaction with industry professionals and potential employers, offering networking opportunities and insights into current industry practices.
Water and wastewater treatment operators work in municipal water treatment facilities, industrial water and wastewater operations, equipment manufacturing, steam generation, power generation, water recycling, environmental consultancy, and companies specializing in emerging water technologies.
As a graduate, you can pursue various roles such as junior water/wastewater operator, fourth-class power engineer in municipal or industrial settings, or sales representative in water treatment technologies once fully certified.
Through in-class related lab experience and recognized work experience, you'll be prepared to write industry-required ABSA certification exams for Fourth Class Power Engineering and AWWOA Small Systems plus Level 1 Water/Wastewater Treatment certification.
By the end of this one-year program, you'll be well-equipped to start your water and wastewater treatment career.
