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Currently existing certificates will not have a new expiration date pushed out to a future date. If you are purchasing/activating a new certification and have currently existing certifications, and choose to align the expiration dates, the expiration date will align with your CURRENTLY EXISTING CERTIFICATE. Renewal Informationįor new certification and certification renewal, please be aware before choosing common expiration dates.
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) will be awarded at all workshops.
All operators, stakeholders and community members are welcome to attend and participate.
The Operator Certification Program hosts free workshops throughout the year (see sidebar). Reciprocity Application Review - $250 (upon review and approval, ADEQ will contact applicant for the new certificate fee) New Certificate - $65 (per certificate issued)
A bachelor’s degree in a qualifying discipline, AND two years of qualifying experience. Two years of postsecondary education in a qualifying discipline AND 30 months of qualifying experience, including one year as a Grade 3 operator or the equivalent of a Grade 3 operator in another jurisdiction or. High school graduation or the equivalent AND three years of qualifying experience, including one year as a Grade 3 operator or the equivalent of a Grade 3 operator in another jurisdiction. Bachelor’s degree in a qualifying discipline AND one year of qualifying experience. Two years of postsecondary education in a qualifying discipline AND one year of qualifying experience as a Grade 2 operator or the equivalent of a Grade 2 operator in another jurisdiction or. High school graduation or the equivalent AND two years of qualifying experience, including one year as a Grade 2 operator or the equivalent of a Grade 2 operator in another jurisdiction. A bachelor’s degree in a qualifying discipline AND six months of qualifying experience. Two years of postsecondary education in a qualifying discipline AND one year of qualifying experience, including six months as a Grade 1 operator or the equivalent of a Grade 1 operator in another jurisdiction or. High school graduation or the equivalent AND one year of qualifying experience as a Grade 1 operator or the equivalent of a Grade 1 operator in another jurisdiction. New certificates will not be issued until the application, IMR (if applicable) and fee(s) have been received by ADEQ.īefore applying for an early exam, please ensure you have the following qualifications (Please note qualifying disciplines for education include Chemistry, Biology or Microbiology, Water Resources, Environmental Science and Engineering) : If you passed the exam, you'll need to include the Individual Mastery Report (IMR) that you received from the Association of Boards of Certification (ABC) via email (a printout showing your first and last name along with the exam breakdown and passing score). If you recently passed an operator certification exam or received reciprocity from ADEQ, you will need to visit the Operator Certification Portal to apply. Please contact the Operator Certification Program for more details. To start testing at Grade 2 or higher, qualifying education and work experience is required. Use the Operator Certification Portal to begin the review process. Testing early (before 365 days from your effective date) requires ADEQ approval prior to sitting for the exam. 
To check the effective date of the certificate(s), use the Operator Certification Database (see sidebar).
Operators must hold the lower-grade-level certificate for one full year (365 days from the effective date), prior to sitting for the next grade level.To sit for a Grade 1 exam, you must have a high school diploma or GED.No work experience at a water or wastewater facility is required to complete an operator certification exam in Arizona. To become a certified operator, you will need to take the Operator Certification Examination.
Grade 1 distribution facilities, serving fewer than 100 people, do not need an on-site representative. Grade 1 & 2 facilities require an on-site representative. Grade 3 & 4 facilities require an on-site operator. Facility owners need to ensure that all current operators working in their facility are on file with ADEQ. All water and wastewater facilities require an operator in direct charge who is certified for the class of the facility at or above the grade of the facility. Who Is An Operator?Ī certified operator is an individual who holds a current certificate issued by ADEQ in the field of water or wastewater treatment, water distribution, or wastewater collection. The program establishes minimum standards for certification and recertification of the operators of drinking water and wastewater systems. ADEQ’s Operator Certification Program establishes guidelines to ensure that only certified operators make decisions about process control or system integrity that affects public health.
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