Notes on employment for Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators
- Employment is concentrated in local government and private water, sewage, and other systems utilities.
- The completion of an associate degree or 1-year certificate program is increasingly becoming an asset.
- Operators must pass exams certifying that they are capable of overseeing various treatment processes.
- Job prospects will be good for qualified individuals because the number of applicants in this field is normally low.
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