The water treatment industry is a noble profession. Have you ever considered a career in this field which greatly contributes to the high degree of public health and quality of life we enjoy in this country? If so, the next several posts will give you the information you need to get started and advance your career as a Texas Water Operator.
Texas water operator licensing is governed by the following state regulations:
Public water system operators who perform process control duties in production or distribution of drinking water or operations companies that operate public water systems on a contractual basis must be licensed with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), unless exempt, and must comply with the requirements in Chapter 290, related to Public Drinking Water.
To become licensed as a public water system operator, an applicant must:
- Complete the required training course(s)
- Meet the required education
- Meet the required experience
- Complete the TCEQ application
- Pay the fee
- Pass the applicable exam (minimum score of 70%)
American Water College offers courses to help Texas Water Operators meet the training requirements and prepare to pass their licensing exams the first time. Our exam preparation courses cover all the material you need to know using the most effective training methods so you will have the confidence you need to succeed. Click HERE to download your FREE copy of Certification Exam Tips.
Our next several posts will address the minimum requirements to get a water operator license in Texas. Click HERE to download your FREE Guide to Getting and Maintaining Your Water Operator License in Texas.
