*Coming Soon* :
Colorado Rural Water Association is pleased to announce our 45th Annual Conference & Exhibition!
This year’s conference will be held from Monday, March 16- 19, 2026, at the Embassy Suites Hotel & Conference Center located at
4705 Clydesdale Parkway Loveland, CO 80538.
CRWA is offering up to 32 hours of training at this event! Attend all 32 hours and you’ll not only be able to renew any level certifications but also earn substational credit for entry-level operating experience.
*Coming Soon* :
Colorado Rural Water Association is pleased to announce our 45th Annual Conference & Exhibition!
This year’s conference will be held from Monday, March 16- 19, 2026, at the Embassy Suites Hotel & Conference Center located at
4705 Clydesdale Parkway Loveland, CO 80538.
CRWA is offering up to 32 hours of training at this event! Attend all 32 hours and you’ll not only be able to renew any level certifications but also earn substational credit for entry-level operating experience.
This course provides a technical deep dive into the physical and chemical processes used to treat surface and groundwater. Participants will learn the mechanics of particle removal, filtration technologies, and the kinetics of disinfection to ensure regulatory compliance and public safety.
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.
Learn why OSHA spent 7-years investigating confined space accidents under the old 1910 General Industry Confined Space Standard and introduced the new 1926 Sub Part AA Confined Space for Construction in 2016. We'll learn what practices and procedures municipalities need to follow to protect employees and your legal responsibilities when you have a general contractor or sub-contractor doing work for your district.
Review the Excavation and Trenching standard and learn how to determine if your job site is safe using a tape measure! Learn that most trench deaths occur in trenches less than 9' deep. See what options work with your size equipment and job situations. Also find out why this is one of OSHA's primary job sites for inspection and why District Attorneys are pressing charges for trench deaths.
