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American Society for Training
and Development
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Association
of Boards of Certification (ABC)
ABC protects public health and the environment by advancing
environmental certification programs through innovative technical
support services, information exchange, and professional and
cost-effective examination services for members
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California
State University Office of Water Programs
The CSU Office of Water Programs is a nonprofit
organization operating under the California State University,
Sacramento Foundation. This office develops and impliments
operator training programs, and training manuals for operators
of water treatment plants, water distribution systems, wastewater
collection systems, and municipal and industrial wastewater
treatment and reclamation facilities.
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Department
of Environmental Technology at Linn-Benton Community College
Linn-Benton provides education, training and professional
resources in the fields of water treatment and supply, wastewater
collection and treatment, and public utility operation and
maintenance.
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Don
Clark's Human Resource Development site
This site contains information related to training and human
resource development. (private site)
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Drinking Water
Academy (DWA)
Established by the U.S. EPA Office of Ground Water and Drinking
Water, the Drinking Water Academy (DWA) is a long-term training
initiative whose primary goal is to expand EPA, State, and
Tribal capabilities to implement the 1996 Amendments to the
Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA).
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Academia
de Agua Potable
Bienvenido(a) a la versi—n en espa–ol de las p‡ginas de la
Academia de Agua Potable. Este sitio brinda acceso al material
en espa–ol de capacitaci—n de agua potable de la Agencia de
Protecci—n Ambiental (EPA por sus siglas en inglˇs).
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EPA Environmental Education
Center
The EPA has put together a collection of fact sheets, brochures,
and web pages that help explain environmental issues to students.
These resources offer basic and clear information about air,
ecosystems, conservation, water, waste and recycling, and
human health.
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Environmental Finance
Program
Promotes effective and efficient environmental infrastructure
and helps state, local, and tribal governments comply with
federal and state regulations.
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Environmental
Training Center (Arizona)
The Environmental Training Center is Arizona's premier environmental,
health, and safety training provider. The center regularly
offers open enrollment compliance training courses required
by OSHA, EPA, RCRA, MSHA, DOT, rules and regulations.
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Environmental
Resource Center (ERC) at Crowder College
The Environmental Resource Center (ERC) is the designated
Missouri State Training Center for training personnel involved
in operating, maintaining, and managing water quality control
facilities.
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Fort
Scott Community College
This college offers an Environmental Water Technology training
program.
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Government
Institutes, Inc.
Government Institutes/ABS Consulting is dedicated to professional
development. They provide continuing education and practical
information to help you meet the unique challenges of new
regulations, international standards, and technologies.
(private site)
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Hazardous
Materials Training and Research Institute (HMTRI)
The
purpose of the Institute is to promote worker protection as
well as to maintain a clean and safe environment through education
and training.
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Institute
for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP)
ITEP was established in 1992 with a vision of helping Indian
Tribes manage their environmental resources through effective
training and education programs.
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The Maryland Center for Environmental
Training is celebrating 20 years of providing comprehensive
training and technical assistance for environmental compliance
and occupational safety and health. Training is offered at
sites throughout Maryland and is approved by the State of
Maryland for water and wastewater operator certification renewal.
MCET also provides on-site technical assistance to Maryland's
communities and businesses. MCET helps to ensure that water
and wastewater treatment facilities fully comply with the
stringent provisions of the Safe Drinking Water Act and the
Clean Water Act.
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Montana
State University Extension Service—Montana Pollution
Prevention Program
The MT P2 Program is dedicated to helping the state's small
businesses and local governments use progressive, integrated
pollution prevention (P2) strategies to increase productivity,
while safeguarding air, water, land, and other natural resources.
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National Environmental Education
and Training Foundation (NEETF)
NEETF is a private nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing
environmental education in its many forms. is a non-profit
international society for safety, health, environmental, and
other technical training and adult education professionals.
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National Environmental,
Safety & Health Training Association (NESHTA)
Formerly NETA [National Environmental Training Association],
NESHTA is a nonprofit international society for safety, health,
environmental, and other technical training and adult education
professionals.
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National Technical Information
Service (NTIS)
This U.S. Department of Commerce service is the federal government's
central source for the sale of scientific, technical, engineering,
and business information produced by or for the U.S. government.
NTIS offers nearly three million products in a variety of
formats, including microfiche, paper, diskette, audiovisual,
CD-ROM, and online.
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New Jersey Operator's
Training Center—Cook College Office of Continuing Education
The Cook College Office of Continuing Professional Education
seeks to improve the quality of life for residents of New
Jersey and beyond through education and public service.
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Operator Training Committee of Ohio, Inc. (OTCO)
The primary focus of the Operator Training Committee of Ohio
is to design, develop, and deliver training programs to individuals
in water and wastewater utility occupations in business, industry,
and government.
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Rural Community
Assistance Partnership (RCAP)
RCAP's mission then and now is to help rural people to improve
the quality of life in their communities.
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Reed,
Stowe, & Yanke, LLC
Reed, Stowe & Yanke, LLC (RS&Y) specialize in providing
financial, economic, policy, and planning consulting services
to the public sector. (private site)
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Silver
Springs Environmental Services
Silver
Springs has provided certification testing services for the
Voluntary Wastewater Analyst and the Collection Systems Certification
programs developed by the Missouri Water Environment Association.
(private site)
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TACNET
[EPA Technical Assistance Center Network]
The small public water systems TAC form a network with
a goal of protecting public health, improving water system
sustainability, and enhancing compliance.
TACs
apply university resources to address the needs of rural and
small public water systems or public water systems that serve
Indian Tribes in the areas of technology verification, pilot
and field testing innovative technologies, and training and
technical assistance.
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Texas
Engineering Extension Service Texas A&M University
The Texas Engineering Extension Service, one of the nation's
largest providers of workforce training, is known for its
innovative, customized programs and its hands-on and on-site
training.
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University of
California Center for Water Resources
Stimulates and supports water-related research and education
activities. Also collects historic and other documents related
to water topics and makes the collection available to the
public.
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University
of Florida/TREEO Center
The
Center for Training, Research, and Education for Environmental
Occupations (TREEO) is a world leader in educational programming.
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Universities Council on
Water Resources (UCOWR)
Approximately
90 universities in the US and throughout the world comprise
the UCOWR organization. Member institutions engage in education,
research, public service, international activities, and information
support for policy development related to water resources.
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Wastewater
Treatment Plant Operator On-Site Assistance Training Program
/ 104(g)(1)
The 104(g)(1) program helps the nation's small community wastewater
treatment plants achieve and maintain compliance, improve
performance, and become more secure.
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Map
of 104(g)(1) Training Centers
This site includes a map that lists the 104(g)(1) training
centers by state.
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EPA
Regional 104(g) Coordinators
This site links to a list of 104(g)(1) coodinators in each
EPA region.
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Water/Wastewater
Distance Learning
This site is an educational and an informational Web site.
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West Virginia Environmental
Training Center (ETC)
The West Virginia ETC facility provides training and technical
assistance to wastewater and water plant operators and related
professionals statewide. Operators, managers, inspectors,
and technicians attend both certification courses and continuing
education workshops offered throughout the year.
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