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Peer reviewedMees, Quentin M. – American Water Works Association Journal, 1978
This article highlights the guidelines established by the American Water Works Association (AWWA) for the accreditation of water technology programs at two- and four-year institutions. (CS)
Descriptors: Certification, Environmental Technicians, Guidelines, Job Skills
Peer reviewedWubbena, Robert L. – American Water Works Association Journal, 1978
The study reported is a nationwide comprehensive analysis of the availability of training and the problems associated with the development of effective state programs for operators of water supply and wastewater facilities. (CS)
Descriptors: Certification, Environmental Technicians, Job Skills, Labor Needs
Peer reviewedSacks, Richard; Brown, Elgar – American Water Works Association Journal, 1978
Outlined are the training and certification programs for individuals who operate treatment plants and distribution systems. The commitment to a comprehensive yet flexible program to respond to operator needs is stressed. (CS)
Descriptors: Certification, Environmental Technicians, Instruction, Job Skills
Peer reviewedCarefoot, Neil F. – American Water Works Association Journal, 1977
Using a Peru case study, this article examines the problem of training imbalance for water and wastewater operators. Guidelines towards achieving adequate training for all water and wastewater personnel are suggested. (Author/MA)
Descriptors: Case Studies, Educational Programs, Human Resources, Job Training
