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Your Assistance Requested!

The Florida Water & Pollution Control Operators Association (FW&PCOA) has been asked by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), the Florida Department of Education (FDOE), and Brevard Public Schools to consider issuing Industry Certification to senior high school students who:

1. Successfully complete the FDOE Environmental Water Technology program of study
2. Pass the FDEP level C treatment plant operator certification exam
3. Graduate from High School
4. Acquire 150 hours of experience shadowing a treatment plant operator
5. Achieve a list of required skills, to be determined by the FW&PCOA
6. Submit a log book, acceptable to the FW&PCOA, documenting his or her experience shadowing the plant operator.
To be included on the “Comprehensive Industry Certification List” maintained by Workforce Florida, Inc., the FW&PCOA must submit the names of water utility industry employers in Florida who will recognize the Industry Certification.

This is where you can help! Please complete the Industry Certification Survey, link provided below, and email the completed survey to Executive Director Tim McVeigh at Exec-Director@fwpcoa.org.

The Florida Water Resources Journal is Going Green!
For over 60 years the Florida Water Resources Journal has served the water and wastewater industry by keeping its members informed, educated and up to date. Over the years the Journal has evolved on many levels and is now evolving again to better serve our members.

The Florida Water Resources Journal is Going GREEN! With so many companies, municipalities and individuals growing concerned about the environment, the Journal is now offering an “On-Line” version to our members. You now have the option to receive your Journal on-line instead of in the mail.

If you would like to do your part for the environment, please email us at subscriptions@fwrj.com and inform us you want to “GO GREEN”. Please include your name and mailing address where you currently receive the Journal. We will stop mailing you the printed version and email you a link to the online version on the first of every month. The same great publication with many additional features.

For additional information, contact:

Michael Delaney
Florida Water Resources Journal
352-241-6006

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