Water/Wastewater Plants

This certification program is designed for engineering technicians who perform the inspection during construction of water/wastewater treatment plants, pumping stations and related buildings and structures. Areas covered include reading and interpreting of plans, specifications and shop drawings; on-site inspection; testing procedures; construction techniques and equipment; and record-keeping and reporting.

The Water/Wastewater Plants program comprises four levels of certification. Level I is designed for trainees and entry-level technicians who perform limited job tasks under frequent supervision, Level I is for technicians who perform routine tasks under general daily supervision, Level III is for intermediate-level technicians who, under little or no daily supervision, work with standards, plans, specifications, and instructions, and Level IV is for independent, senior-level technicians whose work includes supervising others. Certification at Levels II, III, and IV does not require prior certification at the lower level, but it does require meeting the certification requirements of the lower levels.

Requirements for Certification in Water/Wastewater Plants
Download the Program Detail Manual
About the Exam
Order a Crossover Listing
The Application and Certification Process
Test Development and Supporting Organizations

Water/Wastewater Plants is a subfield of Building Construction Engineering Technology (Field Code 024, Subfield Code 02). Water/Wastewater Plants is a Work Element Program.