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Jun 30, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators In-Person Pueblo, CO

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 11:53 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Jul 7, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators Webinar

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 12:05 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Jul 15, 2026: Clean (Wastewater) Water Training for Small Systems FREE! Webinar

Fri, 08 May 2026 12:41 -0400

The Colorado Rural Water Association, in partnership with CDPHE, is offering a FREE half-day webinar.

Half-day Clean Water Training

Designed for operators, this training provides valuable certification prep, Training Units (TUs) for renewal, and up-to-date guidance on regulations and best practices.

Clean Water Training
T 0.4 W 0.1, WW 0.4, I 0.4, D 0.1, C 0.2

Jul 16, 2026: History of Water Treatment Part 1

Tue, 26 May 2026 13:24 -0400

This course addresses when technologies were first discovered and how those technologies are used today.
It also discusses whether those technologies can be applied to current treatment requirements. Topics include heat, UV, coagulation and colloidal silver treatments.

Max TUs:0.2
Water Treatment:0.2
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:0

Jul 23, 2026: Lagoons: Understanding the Operations and Maintenance

Tue, 26 May 2026 13:30 -0400

Learn the basics of operation and maintenance for lagoon systems. This course will discuss the food web and nutrient cycles throughout the limited control treatment of the lagoon system and cover understanding the different zones, biology, and chemistry within the lagoon.

This course will discuss the food web and nutrient cycles throughout the limited control treatment of the lagoon system and cover understanding the different zones, biology, and chemistry within the lagoon.

Max TUs:0.3
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0.3
Industrial:0.3
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:0

Jul 28, 2026: Clean (Wastewater) Water Training for Small Systems FREE! IN-PERSON

Fri, 08 May 2026 13:13 -0400

The Colorado Rural Water Association, in partnership with CDPHE, is offering a FREE half-day In-person training in your region that includes:

Half-day Clean Water Training

Designed for operators, this training provides valuable certification prep, Training Units (TUs) for renewal, and up-to-date guidance on regulations and best practices.

Clean Water Training
T 0.4 W 0.1, WW 0.4, I 0.4, D 0.1, C 0.2

Jul 28, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators In-Person Glenwood Springs, CO

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 11:54 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Jul 30, 2026: Colorado Cross-Connection Control Basics for Rural Water Systems

Tue, 26 May 2026 13:34 -0400

This practical workshop introduces the fundamentals of cross-connection control and backflow prevention for rural water systems. Participants will learn how backflow occurs, common hazards found in rural systems, and how to identify and prevent contamination risks before problems happen.

Topics include backpressure, backsiphonage, irrigation and agricultural hazards, backflow prevention devices, and basic Colorado CDPHE program requirements. Real-world examples, simple field scenarios, and practical guidance will help attendees understand how to start or improve an effective cross-connection control program using existing staff and resources.


Water Treatment:0.2
Wastewater Treatment:0.2
Industrial:0.2
Distribution: 0.2
Collection:0.2
Fex:0

Aug 4, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators Webinar

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 12:07 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Aug 5, 2026: Clean (Wastewater) Water Training for Small Systems FREE! Webinar

Fri, 08 May 2026 12:49 -0400

The Colorado Rural Water Association, in partnership with CDPHE, is offering a FREE half-day webinar.

Half-day Clean Water Training

Designed for operators, this training provides valuable certification prep, Training Units (TUs) for renewal, and up-to-date guidance on regulations and best practices.

Clean Water Training
T 0.4 W 0.1, WW 0.4, I 0.4, D 0.1, C 0.2

Aug 6, 2026: History of Water Treatment Part 2

Tue, 26 May 2026 13:40 -0400

Explore early storage and distribution technologies and how they have led to today’s systems. History is valuable.  In this class we will address when technologies were first discovered and how those technologies are used today.  We will also discuss if those technologies can be applied to current treatment requirements.  A few topics to be covered are pipe types, corrosion control, valve types, and tank and storage issues.

Max TUs:0.2
Water Treatment:0.2
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:0

Aug 11, 2026 - Aug 13, 2026: 3-Day & Clay Val & Water Treatment Durango, CO

Tue, 26 May 2026 13:47 -0400

Pressure Reducing & Control Valves

Course Topics: 11th - One-Day training on Pressure Reducing & Control Valves: Sizing the valves correctly, proper installation, as well as operation and maintenance, will be discussed. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions regarding the operation of valves with their system. A portion of this training will include hands-on participation. Clay Valve (Training Instructors - Pipestone & Chuck Goins CRWA) * Water Treatment Exam Prep (Training Instructor - Scott Thomas CRWA)
Training Units Approved:

Maximum TUs	0.7
Water treatment	0.7
Wastewater treatment	0.7
Industrial wastewater treatment	0.7
Water distribution	0.7
Wastewater Collection	0.7

Two-Day Water Treatment Certification Review

Course Topics: 12th - 13th Two-Day training on Water Treatment Certification Review - (Scott Thomas CRWA) This class is a 2 Day course that leads students through a wide range of topics pertinent to preparation for the Water Treatment Certification Exam. The curriculum includes PowerPoint Presentations, which include Water Math, Basic Microbiology and Chemistry, Regulations related to Surface water treatment rules, Water Treatment Operations, different types of filtration systems, Sampling, Laboratory Processes, Disinfection and Safety practices.

Registration will close on August 7 or when registration fills up. Training must be paid in full prior to attending the class. Food & beverages will be provided for each workshop.

Training Units Approved:

Max TUs	1.4
Water Treatment	1.4
Wastewater Treatment	0.7
Industrial Wastewater Treatment	0.7
Water Distribution	0.35
Wastewater Collection	0.35

Aug 20, 2026: Disaster Recovery, Emergency Response & Resiliency Training

Tue, 26 May 2026 13:50 -0400

An important goal for any water or wastewater system is to have a sustainable water infrastructure.  A key part of fulfilling that goal is to have a good asset management program.  This course will cover important aspects of such a program, including assembling a team and strategies, building and asset inventory, analyzing your assets for potential failure (and planning ahead for those failures) and ensuring compliance with the various government regulations that your system must follow.

Max TUs:0.6 
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:

Aug 25, 2026: Clean (Wastewater) Water Training for Small Systems FREE! IN-PERSON

Fri, 08 May 2026 13:07 -0400

The Colorado Rural Water Association, in partnership with CDPHE, is offering a FREE half-day In-person training in your region that includes:

Half-day Clean Water Training & Half-day Drinking Water Training

Designed for operators, this training provides valuable certification prep, Training Units (TUs) for renewal, and up-to-date guidance on regulations and best practices.

Clean Water Training
T 0.4 W 0.1, WW 0.4, I 0.4, D 0.1, C 0.2
Drinking Water Training
T 0.45 W 0.45, WW 0.2, I 0.2, D 0.3, C 0.2

Aug 25, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators In-Person Gunnison, CO

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 11:54 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Sep 1, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators Webinar

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 12:08 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Sep 2, 2026: Clean (Wastewater) Water Training for Small Systems FREE! Webinar

Fri, 08 May 2026 13:11 -0400

The Colorado Rural Water Association, in partnership with CDPHE, is offering a FREE half-day webinar.

Half-day Clean Water Training

Designed for operators, this training provides valuable certification prep, Training Units (TUs) for renewal, and up-to-date guidance on regulations and best practices.

Clean Water Training
T 0.4 W 0.1, WW 0.4, I 0.4, D 0.1, C 0.2

Sep 3, 2026: Water Treatment & Disinfection

Tue, 26 May 2026 14:02 -0400

To provide foundational knowledge in water treatment operations for the Water Group-A Operators.

Understand the application of mathematics used in daily operations of water treatment. Gain knowledge on how to operate and maintain various water treatment plant equipment. Develop skills to monitor and control the water treatment process effectively. Obtain adequate understanding for successful state-level certification

Max TUs:0.4
Water Treatment:0.4
Wastewater Treatment:0.2
Industrial:0.2
Distribution: 0.2
Collection:0.2

Sep 9, 2026: 2 Day Grand Junction Mini-Conference

Wed, 06 May 2026 12:56 -0400

Grand Junction Mini-Conference September 9th & 10th!

Grand Junction Convention Center.

Join us for the CRWA Mini Conference in Grand Junction, Colorado on September 9–10! This two-day event is designed for water and wastewater professionals looking to build skills, earn TUs, and stay current on industry practices.

We’ll be offering a wide range of classes, including Basic Math, Advanced Math, Water Exam Prep, Chemical Injection, Pump Technology, Hydrant Training, USDA RD Disaster Recovery, and Emergency Response & Resiliency Training—plus additional sessions covering emerging topics and real-world challenges in the field.

Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with industry vendors, explore new equipment and technology, and learn directly from experienced instructors. Vendors will be on-site throughout the event, and both breakfast and lunch will be provided each day.

Whether you’re preparing for certification, refreshing your knowledge, or looking to network with peers, this conference offers something for everyone. We look forward to seeing you in Grand Junction! Seating is limited so register today!

Sep 10, 2026: 2 Day Grand Junction Mini-Conference

Wed, 06 May 2026 12:56 -0400

Grand Junction Mini-Conference September 9th & 10th!

Grand Junction Convention Center.

Sep 22, 2026: Clean (Wastewater) Water Training for Small Systems FREE! IN-PERSON

Fri, 08 May 2026 13:09 -0400

The Colorado Rural Water Association, in partnership with CDPHE, is offering a FREE half-day In-person training in your region that includes:

Half-day Clean Water Training

Designed for operators, this training provides valuable certification prep, Training Units (TUs) for renewal, and up-to-date guidance on regulations and best practices.

Clean Water Training
T 0.4 W 0.1, WW 0.4, I 0.4, D 0.1, C 0.2

Sep 24, 2026: Mandatory Regulatory Training Water/Distribution

Tue, 26 May 2026 14:07 -0400

This course satisfies the Guidance for Mandatory Training set out by the Colorado Water and Wastewater Facility Operators Certification Board and CDPHE.  Objectives in this course focus on general regulatory knowledge expected of all operators.  This is intended to be a broad overview and not overly-detailed.  The intention is a general knowledge of the regulations and where to find more information when needed.
CRWA provides this class both in person and via a live webinar format.  No pre-recorded webinar content is used for training units. This course has been updated to include the CDPHE 2022 requirements.

Max TUs:0.3
Water Treatment:0.3
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0.3
Collection:0
Fex:.

Sep 29, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators In-Person La Junta, CO

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 11:56 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Oct 1, 2026: Water Treatment & Disinfection

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 14:32 -0400

To provide foundational knowledge in water treatment operations for the class C & D operators. • Learning Objectives: o Understand the application of mathematics used in daily operations of water treatment o Gain knowledge on how to operate and maintain various water treatment plant equipment o Develop skills to monitor and control the water treatment process effectively o Obtain adequate understanding for successful state-level certification

Max TUs:0.4
Water Treatment:0.4
Wastewater Treatment:0.25
Industrial:0.25
Distribution: 0.25
Collection:0.2
Fex:.4

Oct 8, 2026: Basic Math

Wed, 03 Jun 2026 13:34 -0400


This course combines essential concepts from the water and wastewater industry with practical math exercises designed to support novice operators. It introduces a variety of proven techniques and problem solving strategies commonly encountered in daily operations and on certification exams. Learners are guided through a clear, step by step approach to interpreting word problems, selecting appropriate formulas, applying the correct order of operations, converting units, and performing basic algebraic calculations with confidence. Course content covers key operational topics, including feed rate, dosage, demand, residual, concentration, pumps, turbidity, flow and flow rate, weight, volume, area, tank capacity, pipe sizing, velocity, detention time, and Q = A × V calculations. Emphasis is placed on practical application, helping operators understand not only how to perform calculations, but also how to use them effectively in real world situations.

Max TUs:0.4
Water Treatment:0.4
Wastewater Treatment:0.4
Industrial:0.4
Distribution: 0.4
Collection:0.4
Fex:

Oct 13, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators In-Person Ft. Morgan, CO

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 11:59 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Oct 15, 2026: Basics of backflow, cross-connections, and backflow prevention

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 14:37 -0400

This course covers the basics of backflow, cross-connections, and backflow prevention. Topics include back siphonage and back pressure, degrees of hazard, and the history of water quality regulation.

Max TUs:0.1
Water Treatment:0.1
Wastewater Treatment:0.1
Industrial:0.1
Distribution: 0.1
Collection:0.1

Oct 20, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators Webinar

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 12:09 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Nov 3, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators Webinar

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 12:10 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Nov 5, 2026: Laboratory Calculations

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 16:21 -0400

The objective of this course is to equip operators with the skills and confidence needed to accurately perform essential laboratory calculations for daily operations and certification exams. It develops proficiency in key lab math concepts, including chemical relationships, water quality indices, and analytical calculations, through clear instruction and practical problem-solving.

Max TUs:0.1
Water Treatment:0.1
Wastewater Treatment:0.1
Industrial:0.1
Distribution: 0.1
Collection:0.1

Nov 10, 2026: Cybersecurity, Security, and Emergency Management for Water and Wastewater Operators In-Person Monta Vista, CO

Tue, 30 Jun 2026 10:26 -0400

Water and wastewater utilities face a growing range of threats, including natural disasters, infrastructure failures, physical security incidents, and cyberattacks. This course provides operators with practical knowledge and tools to help protect critical infrastructure, maintain regulatory compliance, and respond effectively during emergencies.
Participants will explore emergency response planning, public notification requirements, spill reporting, mutual aid resources, physical security best practices, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through real-world examples and interactive tabletop exercises, attendees will evaluate vulnerabilities, discuss response strategies, and strengthen their ability to maintain safe and reliable water and wastewater operations during disruptive events.
This course is designed for water and wastewater operators, supervisors, managers, and utility personnel responsible for operational readiness, security, and emergency response.

Max TUs:0
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0
Collection:0
Fex:.4

Nov 12, 2026: Pumps, Parts, and Principles for Water & Wastewater

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 14:40 -0400

This course provides operators with information regarding the operating principles of various pumps used in the wastewater treatment process, and covers history, proper pump setup, pump maintenance and servicing, parts replacement, and reassembly.

It covers history, proper pump setup, pump maintenance and servicing, parts replacement, and reassembly.

Max TUs	0.4
Water Treatment	0.4
Wastewater Treatment	0.4
Industrial Wastewater Treatment	0.4
Water Distribution	0.4
Wastewater Collection	0.4

Max TUs:0.3
Water Treatment:0.3
Wastewater Treatment:0.3
Industrial:0.3
Distribution: 0.3
Collection:0.3
Fex:

Nov 19, 2026: Intermediate Math

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 12:40 -0400

This course integrates essential concepts from the water and wastewater industry with practical mathematical applications tailored for upper-level operators. It provides a structured framework for tackling the types of calculations frequently encountered in day-to-day operations and on certification exams.

Learners are guided through a clear, step-by-step methodology for interpreting word problems, identifying the appropriate formulas, applying the correct order of operations, converting units, and performing basic algebraic calculations with confidence. Emphasis is placed on developing reliable problem-solving strategies that promote accuracy and efficiency.

Max TUs:0.3
Water Treatment:0.3
Wastewater Treatment:0.3
Industrial:0.3
Distribution: 0.3
Collection:0.3
Fex:

Dec 10, 2026: Unit Conversions

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 13:31 -0400

This course equips operators with the skills to confidently handle unit conversions encountered in daily work and certification exams. Through step-by-step instruction and practical exercises, learners will strengthen their understanding of core math concepts and master conversions for time, distance, weight, volume, pressure, and the metric system.

The objective of this course is to help operators confidently and accurately perform unit conversions required for daily operations and certification exams. It strengthens foundational math skills through step-by-step instruction and practical exercises covering time, distance, weight, volume, pressure, and metric system conversions.

Max TUs:0.15
Water Treatment:0.15
Wastewater Treatment:0.15
Industrial:0.15
Distribution: 0.15
Collection:0.15
Fex:

Dec 17, 2026: Distribution Operator Review

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 14:17 -0400

CRWA teaches a course on water distribution systems and the operator. The course starts with an introduction to what a distribution operators’ responsibilities are. Explains the hydrological cycle and value of surface and ground water. The course will explain the basics of how elevation creates the pressure for the system. The regulatory requirements for storage tank inspections and sampling requirements. Will touch on different pipe material and the advantages and disadvantages of each. Will discuss the methods of bedding, backfilling and disinfection of pipe during excavation, repair, and installation of new lines. We will also discuss meter reading and water loss and programs to identify and correct these problems. The conclusion will talk about managerial, financial, and technical responsibilities.  CRWA provides this class both in person and via a live webinar format.  No pre-recorded webinar content is used for training units.

Max TUs:0.4
Water Treatment:0
Wastewater Treatment:0
Industrial:0
Distribution: 0.4
Collection:0
Fex:.4