WWW019 – Customer Service Inspector/Cross Connection Control

The Customer Service Inspector/Cross Connection Control course is primarily designed to provide the necessary training for individuals who have met the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality requirements and wish to obtain a customer service inspector license. The holder of the customer service inspector license may perform a Customer Service Inspection (CSI) as outlined by the rules and regulations provided by the TCEQ. Other licensed individuals may also receive valuable information relating to their field. The participant, during this course, will gain the necessary information and understanding of the federal, state, and local rules and regulations as they pertain to the Customer Service Inspector (CSI), Plumbing Inspector, Water Supply Protection Specialist (WSPS), Water Purveyor, and Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester (BPAT). During this course, the participant will learn how to find and eliminate cross-connections. The participant will also learn ways to identify water piping, solder, and flux that exceed the allowable lead (Pb) limits, as set forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the TCEQ. The participant will also learn the proper installation and application of Backflow Prevention Assemblies.

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WWW500 – Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester

The Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester course provides participants with an interest in cross-connection controls and proper maintenance of water quality standards with guidelines used for acceptable practices of testing backflow prevention devices. Students will be presented with the principles of cross-connection control and methods used to prevent backflow of undesirable substances into water distribution and plumbing systems carrying potable water.

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WWW501 – Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester Refresher: Rules and Regulations

The Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester Refresher: Rules and Regulations course provides licensed testers with continuing education training on current industry regulations and code updates. Additional information received during training covers all current technology surrounding gauges and backflow materials.

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WWW502 – Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester’s 16-Hour Continuing Education

The Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester 16-Hour Continuing Education course utilizes the TEEX Mobile Backflow trailer to provide students with TCEQ-required hands-on training opportunities designed to help each apply test procedures specific with Backflow Prevention Assemblies for the licensed Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester.

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WWW504 – Hands-On Skills Refresher for Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester

The Hands-On Skills Refresher for Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester course utilizes the TEEX Mobile Backflow trailer to provide students with TCEQ-required hands-on training opportunities designed to help each apply test procedures specific with Backflow Prevention Assemblies for licensed Backflow Prevention Assembly Testers.

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WWW505 – Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester’s 24-Hour Continuing Education

The Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester 24-Hour Continuing Education course utilizes the TEEX Mobile Backflow trailer to provide students with TCEQ-required hands-on training opportunities designed to help each apply test procedures specific with Backflow Prevention Assemblies for the licensed Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester. In addition to these areas of instruction, students are provided the latest cross-connection control and backflow prevention updates as well as practical skill-level testing and advanced troubleshooting and repair techniques.

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WWW101 – Basic Wastewater Operations

The Basic Wastewater Operations course provides participants with an introduction to wastewater collection and treatment along with a brief review of the water cycle. The course covers sources and pretreatment of domestic waste as well as characteristics of wastewater. Experienced trainers guide the class through best practices and related standards utilizing classroom discussion and cover all associated laws specific to wastewater.

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WWW103 – Wastewater Collection

The Wastewater Collection course covers practical aspects of operating and maintaining a wastewater collection system. This course includes instruction in the importance of wastewater collection. During the course, participants learn the regulatory requirements of collection systems and collection system design parameters. Students also learn about the construction of a collection system, the use of lift stations, basic maintenance and operational procedures, industrial waste monitoring, collection system management and solving problems utilizing wastewater collection calculations.

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WWW201 – Water Utilities Safety

The Water Utilities Safety course provides students with important information specific to confined spaces, proper personal protective equipment, and biological and chemical safety issues. Additionally, participants are guided through proper procedures associated with excavating and trenching, electrical safety, work site protection, safe vehicle operation, first aid safety tips, and best practices associated with a successful safety program.

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WWW001 – Basic Water Works Operations

The Basic Water Works Operations course focuses on the relationship between safe drinking water and the important role played by water operators in maintaining both adequate and safe drinking water supplies. During the course, participants receive an overview of the water cycle coupled with the unique responsibilities of water system personnel. In addition to these topics, students are provided information specific to the importance of regulation and licensing within the water utility industry as a means of protecting the public’s health, safety, and welfare.

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WWW003 – Water Distribution

The Water Distribution course provides students with training approved by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) from industry professionals ranging from water distribution system hydraulics, mains, and valves to hydrants, pumps, motors, and maintenance issues associated with overall water systems. Participants also receive a refresher surrounding water distribution systems, sources, and specific characteristics of water.

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WWW070 – Spanish Basic Water Works Operations

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WWW201 – Water Utilities Safety

The Water Utilities Safety course provides students with important information specific to confined spaces, proper personal protective equipment, and biological and chemical safety issues. Additionally, participants are guided through proper procedures associated with excavating and trenching, electrical safety, work site protection, safe vehicle operation, first aid safety tips, and best practices associated with a successful safety program.

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WWW070 – Spanish Basic Water Works Operations

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WWW070 – Spanish Basic Water Works Operations

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FSA101 – Forensic Photography I

Capturing evidence and documenting the crime scene through skilled photography techniques is crucial to a proper criminal investigation. This course will address the basic concepts of photography and their application to professional crime scene documentation. Course instruction will be through lecture, case review, and practical exercises.

This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements Texas Forensic Science Academy Forensic Photography Course #40053.

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FSA116 – Foundations of Forensic Photography

Photography is a critical element in the documentation of criminal investigations. This course addresses the basic concepts of photography and their application to professional investigative documentation. For the final project, participants have the opportunity to capture photographs at a simulated crime scene, acting in the traditional role of an investigator for the case.

This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements for Texas Forensic Science Academy Foundations of Forensic Photography course #667369.

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MGT317 – Disaster Management for Public Services

The Disaster Management for Public Services course provides real world training to public service professionals helping to provide both the knowledge and skills necessary to protect their communities and infrastructure from potential or actual threats. During this course, participants work together in multidisciplinary teams to apply the course information with their professional experience in a variety of hands-on, small group activities, and disaster scenarios.

This course brings together emergency management personnel who are expected to identify and mitigate hazards, and who plan and manage disaster response and recovery efforts within their jurisdictions. Representatives from public service agencies, fire services, law enforcement, emergency medical services, emergency planning, public health, and hazardous materials response organizations are encouraged to attend.

Participants will be introduced to natural and man-made disasters to which public services may be vulnerable. This course also explains emergency planning and management and the regulatory systems, documents, and directives that guide disaster response. Response factors, such as hazard control zones, resources, and responder safety are also discussed. Recovery considerations, such as funding assistance and demobilization, are also explained.

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MGT342 – Strategic Overview of Disaster Management for Water and Wastewater Utilities

The Strategic Overview of Disaster Management for Water and Wastewater Utilities course provides critical guidance when planning for and responding to disasters that affect drinking water and wastewater systems. Participants will be introduced to the various natural and man-made (accidental or intentional) disasters to which water and wastewater systems may be vulnerable and the potential effects of disasters. Participants will be guided through portions of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Response Protocol Toolbox (RPTB) to identify steps in the response and recovery processes. Case studies on a variety of disaster incidents, as well as hypothetical situations for water and wastewater incidents are examined. Participants are also given the opportunity to practice developing a disaster response plan for a disaster.

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MGT343 – Disaster Management for Water and Wastewater Utilities

The Disaster Management for Water and Wastewater Utilities course provides students with information about the Environmental Protection Agencies (EPA) Response Protocol Toolbox covering necessary steps to be taking during the response and recovery Water and Wastewater Utilities facilities. Participants will be guided through the various issues concerning preparing for, responding to, and recovering from incidents affecting water and/or wastewater facilities. The course introduces the various natural and man-made (accidental or intentional) hazards to which water and wastewater systems may be vulnerable and the potential effects the hazards may induce. Planning for and managing incidents are discussed, as well as disaster mitigation, response and recovery specific to drinking water and wastewater systems.

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LET565 – Basic Instructor Development

Having the knowledge and skills for creating a successful learning environment for students is an essential attribute to being a successful instructor. This hands-on, professional development experience for new instructors will improve skills for effective instruction and enhance presentation techniques. Participants will learn modern methods for effectively training adults and techniques for creating a productive and thriving learning environment.

This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements Basic Instructor Course #1014.

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LET566 – Basic Instructional Design

Possessing good instructor skills is only one piece of the training puzzle. Good instructional design is a key piece that is often missing in training programs. This course is designed to introduce participants to topics vital to curriculum development and the components of the curriculum development process. You will learn new skills through instructor-led discussions, participant activities, and task-oriented practical applications.

This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements General Instructor Development Course #38700.

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LET567 – Advanced Instructor Development

This hands-on course is designed to advance instructor knowledge and understanding of student motivations and generational values as well as advanced the development of instructor skills in preparation, presentation, and overall competency in training. Participants will learn modern methods for effectively training adults and techniques for creating a productive and thriving learning environment.

This course meets Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) requirements Advanced Instructor Course #1017.

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WWW550 – Effective Instructional Techniques

The Effective Instructional Techniques course prepares experienced instructors to deliver training to adult learners utilizing a variety of teaching methods. The course provides current trainers with various resources necessary to deliver quality instruction as well as media options designed to work well in a classroom environment.

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WWW560 – Instructional Design and Evaluation

The Instructional Design and Evaluation course is designed to expand the knowledge of experienced trainers, introducing them to various aspects of Instructional Design utilizing practical applications to include methods and skills needed to design, develop, modify, and evaluate curriculum.

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WWW951 – Landscape Licensed Irrigator Exam

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WWW952 – Landscape Licensed Irrigator Exam Retest

The Landscape Irrigator exam is an eight-hour exam that is administered on behalf of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Students who wish to take the Landscape Irrigator exam must be approved by TCEQ and meet licensing requirements.

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WWW955 – Landscape Irrigation Technician Exam

The Landscape Irrigation Technician exam is a three-hour exam that is administered on behalf of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Students who wish to take the Landscape Irrigation Technician exam must be approved by TCEQ and meet licensing requirements.

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WWW957 – Landscape Irrigation Inspector Exam

The Landscape Irrigator Inspector exam is a three-hour exam that is administered on behalf of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Students who wish to take the Landscape Irrigation Inspector exam must be approved by TCEQ and meet licensing requirements.

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WWW301 – OSSF-Homeowner Aerobic Treatment and Surface Application System Operation and Maintenance

The OSSF – Homeowner Aerobic Treatment and Surface Application System Operation and Maintenance course provides participants with an understanding of the Texas On-Site Sewage Facility (OSSF) regulations for aerobic/surface application systems covering proper operation, maintenance, testing, and reporting requirements necessary for system compliance. OSSF Installers I and II, Site Evaluators, Designated Representatives, and Maintenance Providers and Technician license holders completing this course are eligible for 8 hours of TCEQ renewal credit.

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WWW302 – OSSF – Installer I

The OSSF – Installer I course not only prepares students to sit for the On-Site Sewage Facilities Installer I license exam, it provides participants with the fundamentals surrounding proper installation, design, and operation of residential and commercial Installer I level on-site sewage facilities (OSSF). Once students successfully complete the course, a proctored TCEQ OSSF Installer I licensing examination will be administered.

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WWW303 – OSSF – Installer II

The OSSF – Installer II course not only prepares students to sit for the On-Site Sewage Facilities Installer II license exam, it provides participants with the requirements necessary to treat and dispose of sewage on the same property that produces wastewater. Once students successfully complete the course, a proctored TCEQ OSSF Installer II licensing examination will be administered.

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WWW304 – OSSF – Site Evaluator

The OSSF – Site Evaluator course not only prepares students to sit for the On-Site Sewage Facilities Site Evaluator license exam, it provides participants with the fundamental knowledge necessary to determine a site’s suitability for a particular system. Students are provided with in-depth information surrounding the proper conduct of a site evaluation, skills requirements, pre-construction site assessments, and soil evaluations for multiple types of OSSF systems. Once students successfully complete the course, a proctored TCEQ OSSF Site Evaluator licensing examination will be administered.

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WWW305 – OSSF – Designated Representative

The OSSF – Designated Representative course not only prepares local government personnel to enforce TCEQ OSSF rules and regulations in coordination with the commission, participants also receive information specific to the proper design, construction, and operation of multiple on-site sewage disposal systems along with best practices linked to the proper response to complaint calls. Once students successfully complete the course, a proctored TCEQ OSSF Designated Representative licensing examination will be administered.

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WWW330 – Water Operator Test Preparation (Online)

The Water Operator Test Preparation online review provides prospective operators with an aid to help pass the licensing exam. The review covers a large variety of sample questions designed to help students assess areas of weakness where additional study may be needed. Once registered, participants have unlimited access to the site for 90 days.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW340 – Wastewater Operator Test Preparation (Online)

The Wastewater Operator Test Preparation online review provides prospective operators with an aid to help pass the licensing exam. The review covers a large variety of sample questions designed to help students assess areas of weakness where additional study may be needed. Once registered, participants have unlimited access to the site for 90 days.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW351 – Hazardous Material Awareness (Online)

The Hazardous Material Awareness online course discusses chemical safety in the workplace and the hazards associated with such materials.  Upon completion of this online awareness-level course, participants will understand these hazards and how to best protect themselves, others, and the environment.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date. 

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WWW352 – Confined Space Awareness (Online)

The Confined Space Awareness online course provides participants with a better understanding of the hazards associated with confined space entry and the protective measures to take in a confined space situation.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW353 – Excavation Safety Awareness for Utilities (Online)

The Excavation Safety Awareness for Utilities online course provides participants with best practices surrounding protection measures specific to excavation hazards.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW354 – Work Zone Safety for Utilities (Online)

The Work Zone Safety for Utilities online course provides awareness-level training for basic work zone safety principles and for understanding hazards associated with working on near roads in a work zone.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW355 – Public Water System Security (Online)

The Public Water System Security online course provides students with a better understanding of how to recognize and assess potential security issues related to water and wastewater plants. This course covers safeguarding measures related to accidental or intentional hazards, as well as man-made and natural disasters.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW356 – Lockout/Tagout for Utilities (Online)

The Lockout/Tagout for Utilities online course provides students with critical information surrounding the unexpected energizing or startup of machines or equipment as well as the release of stored energy that could result in the severe injury or death of an employee. Once the course is completed, participants will have a better understanding of how hazards associated with lockout/tagout can be reduced and best practices to help save lives and prevent injuries in the workplace.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW360 – Applied Math – Hydraulics (Online)

The Applied Math – Hydraulics online course demonstrates how to use common math principles to determine volume, capacity, and flow rate within water and wastewater operations.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW370 – Electrical Safety for Utilities (Online)

The Electrical Safety for Utilities online course provides students with information specific to the principles of electricity and related work environment safety hazards.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW901 – Computer Based Testing – TCEQ Licensing

TEEX offers Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)- Computer Based Testing (CBT) at our RELLIS Campus in Bryan, Texas for testers pre-approved by TCEQ to take a computer based Occupational Licensing Exam. Testing is by appointment only, seats are limited, and there is a fee of $75.00 – to make a reservation, call (800) 723-3811. Applicants passing the exam will be issued their license by TCEQ typically within one week of the exam date.

Online testing benefits:

• Immediate exam score with email option
• Immediate printed exam analysis feedback with email option
• Ability to immediately retest (if applicable)

Physical address of testing location:

Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX)

RELLIS Campus Building 8000
3100 SH 47
Bryan, TX  77807

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ENV247 – Stormwater Qualified Person

The Stormwater Qualified Person course provides personnel responsible for stormwater compliance inspections with hands-on field activities linked to Multi-Sector General Permit requirements, technical skills needed to perform such activities, and the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to make decisions surrounding the effectiveness of the stormwater control measures described in the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan.

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WWW101 – Basic Wastewater Operations

The Basic Wastewater Operations course provides participants with an introduction to wastewater collection and treatment along with a brief review of the water cycle. The course covers sources and pretreatment of domestic waste as well as characteristics of wastewater. Experienced trainers guide the class through best practices and related standards utilizing classroom discussion and cover all associated laws specific to wastewater.

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WWW102 – Wastewater Treatment

The Wastewater Treatment course covers practical aspects of operating and maintaining wastewater treatment plants, emphasizing the use of safe practices and procedures. In addition to the information provided about state requirements, participants will learn about the composition and characteristics of wastewater, secondary treatment processes, disinfection of wastewater, and laboratory controls.

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WWW103 – Wastewater Collection

The Wastewater Collection course covers practical aspects of operating and maintaining a wastewater collection system. This course includes instruction in the importance of wastewater collection. During the course, participants learn the regulatory requirements of collection systems and collection system design parameters. Students also learn about the construction of a collection system, the use of lift stations, basic maintenance and operational procedures, industrial waste monitoring, collection system management and solving problems utilizing wastewater collection calculations.

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WWW104 – Operation of Activated Sludge Plants

The Operation of Activated Sludge Plants course covers the fundamentals of biological treatments, the suspended growth process, and activated sludge processes. Also covered during this training is sludge quality indicators and process control indicators. Attendees also receive information designed to help each have a better understanding of plant observations, a return sludge flow control strategy, sludge wasting controls and a dissolved oxygen control strategy.

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WWW105 – Wastewater Laboratory

The Wastewater Laboratory course provides participants with crucial information specific to the production of reliable data linked to the validity of analytical laboratory and field information gathered during departmental wastewater pollution control activities. The course familiarizes participants with standard wastewater test procedures conducted in a laboratory, such as dissolved oxygen, pH, biochemical oxygen demand, total suspended solids, ammonia nitrogen, and chlorine residuals. Participants will also learn to record and report results of each analysis required by the state and federal agencies for wastewater analysis. In addition, participants will learn about various types of laboratory equipment and safety concerns associated with a wastewater lab.

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WWW106 – Wastewater Technology

The Wastewater Technology course not only prepares students for the Class A wastewater exam, it provides participants information specific to pollution source control, effective laboratory control of wastewater treatment plants, collection systems, and wastewater treatment facilities. Additional information surrounding biological treatment processes, aerobic and anaerobic digestion, trickling filters, biological stabilization ponds, and conventional activated sludge processes will also be covered.

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WWW113 – Intermediate Wastewater Laboratory

The Intermediate Wastewater Laboratory course utilizes the TEEX Mobile Training Lab to provide students with hands-on opportunities designed to help each properly apply Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) acceptable methods for the analysis of raw and effluent wastewaters. During this training, students are guided through the use of modern analytical instrumentation and apparatus while performing various sample analysis.

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WWW115 – Industrial Pretreatment

The Industrial Pretreatment course provides participants with knowledge specific to industrial wastewater pretreatment procedures. During the course, students are introduced to procedures designed to control, reduce, and prevent potentially harmful pollutants from entering both wastewater and stormwater collection systems. Students also explore aspects surrounding the prevention of non-domestic waste from entering Publically Owned Treatment Works (POTW) systems.

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WWW355 – Public Water System Security (Online)

The Public Water System Security online course provides students with a better understanding of how to recognize and assess potential security issues related to water and wastewater plants. This course covers safeguarding measures related to accidental or intentional hazards, as well as man-made and natural disasters.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW360 – Applied Math – Hydraulics (Online)

The Applied Math – Hydraulics online course demonstrates how to use common math principles to determine volume, capacity, and flow rate within water and wastewater operations.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW450 – Basic Wastewater Operations (Correspondence)

Basic Wastewater Operations correspondence course participants receive an introduction to wastewater collection and treatment, including an overview of the water cycle. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to describe the responsibilities of wastewater system personnel, with emphasis on the need for regulation of wastewater discharge to protect receiving streams and public health, safety, and welfare. Participants will also be able to describe Texas rules and regulations for licensing of wastewater system operators.

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WWW451 – Wastewater Treatment (Correspondence)

The Wastewater Treatment correspondence course provides participants with a review of the water cycle together with a general description of the responsibilities of wastewater system personnel. During the course, participants receive information specific to the regulation of wastewater dischargers and state rules and regulations for the licensing of wastewater system operators. In addition to those areas mentioned, formulas discussed are reviewed and applied to specific problems related to wastewater treatment, solids treatment and effluent disinfection procedures.

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WWW452 – Wastewater Collection (Correspondence)

The Wastewater Collection correspondence course provides participants with a review of the water cycle together with a general description of water personnel responsibilities. The self-paced course covers information specific to wastewater dischargers and state rules and regulations surrounding the certification of wastewater system operators. In addition to those areas mentioned, formulas discussed are reviewed and applied to specific problems related to wastewater hydraulics and pumping. Students also receive a brief review of state and federal regulations specific to wastewater collection and treatment.

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WWW901 – Computer Based Testing – TCEQ Licensing

TEEX offers Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)- Computer Based Testing (CBT) at our RELLIS Campus in Bryan, Texas for testers pre-approved by TCEQ to take a computer based Occupational Licensing Exam. Testing is by appointment only, seats are limited, and there is a fee of $75.00 – to make a reservation, call (800) 723-3811. Applicants passing the exam will be issued their license by TCEQ typically within one week of the exam date.

Online testing benefits:

• Immediate exam score with email option
• Immediate printed exam analysis feedback with email option
• Ability to immediately retest (if applicable)

Physical address of testing location:

Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX)

RELLIS Campus Building 8000
3100 SH 47
Bryan, TX  77807

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DMP101 – Safe Practices for Water Utilities

The Safe Practices for Water Utilities course provides industry professionals working in drinking water treatment plants with important safety information specific to distribution systems, proper handling of gaseous chlorine and other treatment chemicals, the safe access of elevated tanks, general safety awareness, personal protective equipment, and other operations necessary to produce quality drinking water. Information provided during course covers case studies, video presentations, and practical exercises addressing nine important safety areas. An emphasis is placed on the importance of students applying the knowledge they receive to individual utility work sites.

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WWW001 – Basic Water Works Operations

The Basic Water Works Operations course focuses on the relationship between safe drinking water and the important role played by water operators in maintaining both adequate and safe drinking water supplies. During the course, participants receive an overview of the water cycle coupled with the unique responsibilities of water system personnel. In addition to these topics, students are provided information specific to the importance of regulation and licensing within the water utility industry as a means of protecting the public’s health, safety, and welfare.

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WWW002 – Groundwater Production

The Groundwater Production course introduces participants to the origins and sources of groundwater, its physical and chemical characteristics as well as  treatment protocols. In addition to these topics, students will discuss considerations for well location, construction issues, and factors related to spring-fed systems versus aquifers.

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WWW003 – Water Distribution

The Water Distribution course provides students with training approved by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) from industry professionals ranging from water distribution system hydraulics, mains, and valves to hydrants, pumps, motors, and maintenance issues associated with overall water systems. Participants also receive a refresher surrounding water distribution systems, sources, and specific characteristics of water.

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WWW004 – Surface Water Production I

The Surface Water Production I course utilizes industry professionals to provide information specific to water treatment for public consumption approved by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Training provided covers water taste and odor considerations, iron and manganese removal, and special water treatment processes. Participants also receive information necessary to become familiar with filtration principles, to include filter types, media, operation, and maintenance.

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WWW006 – Water Laboratory

The Water Laboratory course provides professionals with responsibility for conducting water sample testing in a lab environment with industry standards and best practices as determined through the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). During the course participants are required to demonstrate the proper use of all equipment in a lab setting, successfully applying all related safety protocols.

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WWW007 – Water Technology

The Water Technology course helps participants better prepare for the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Class A water exam and provides each with operational guidance associated with construction and maintenance of water systems. During the course, participants are provided best practices surrounding the quality control of raw water for lab technicians and plant operators. Training provided covers industry-wide issues such as bacteriology of water, raw water quality and pretreatment, water storage, and water distribution.

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WWW009 – Customer Service Inspector

The Customer Service Inspector course prepares participants to provide continuous water service to new construction, existing service with the potential for cross-connection, or after any material improvement, correction or addition to the private water distribution. Participants successfully completing this course will have met all the requirements to sit for the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Customer Service Inspector (CSI) license exam.

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WWW011 – Intermediate Water Laboratory

The Intermediate Water Laboratory course utilizes the TEEX Mobil Training Lab to provide students with hands-on opportunities designed to help each properly analyze raw and treated water samples using approved Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards and instrumentation. In addition to lab exercises, participants will also be guided through set-up procedures, calibrations, troubleshooting techniques, data calculations, interpretation of results, and QA/QC measures.

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WWW013 – Surface Water Production II

The Surface Water Production II course provides participants with in-depth problem-solving opportunities specific to the six steps of production; mixing, flocculation, coagulation, sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection. Through highly qualified and licensed instructors, participants will expand their understanding of the chemistry involved in the disinfection of water and special treatment processes for taste and odor, water stabilization, and the associated issues related to the Surface Water Treatment Rule.

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WWW019 – Customer Service Inspector/Cross Connection Control

The Customer Service Inspector/Cross Connection Control course is primarily designed to provide the necessary training for individuals who have met the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality requirements and wish to obtain a customer service inspector license. The holder of the customer service inspector license may perform a Customer Service Inspection (CSI) as outlined by the rules and regulations provided by the TCEQ. Other licensed individuals may also receive valuable information relating to their field. The participant, during this course, will gain the necessary information and understanding of the federal, state, and local rules and regulations as they pertain to the Customer Service Inspector (CSI), Plumbing Inspector, Water Supply Protection Specialist (WSPS), Water Purveyor, and Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester (BPAT). During this course, the participant will learn how to find and eliminate cross-connections. The participant will also learn ways to identify water piping, solder, and flux that exceed the allowable lead (Pb) limits, as set forth by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the TCEQ. The participant will also learn the proper installation and application of Backflow Prevention Assemblies.

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WWW070 – Spanish Basic Water Works Operations

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WWW330 – Water Operator Test Preparation (Online)

The Water Operator Test Preparation online review provides prospective operators with an aid to help pass the licensing exam. The review covers a large variety of sample questions designed to help students assess areas of weakness where additional study may be needed. Once registered, participants have unlimited access to the site for 90 days.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW400 – Basic Water Works Operations (Correspondence)

The Basic Water Works Operations correspondence course provides participants with an introduction to source, characteristics, production, treatment, disinfection, storage, and distribution of potable water. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to identify general hazards, demonstrate safety practices, explain basic water chemistry, and utilize mathematics as applied to chemical feeding and other operational problems.

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WWW401 – Groundwater Production (Correspondence)

The Groundwater Production correspondence course provides participants with a basic review of the water cycle and responsibilities of system personnel, including related safety issues and regulations. Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to define and describe the concepts of water storage, pumping, and distribution.

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WWW470 – Basic Water Works Operations (Spanish)

The Basic Water Works Operations correspondence course provides participants with an introduction to source, characteristics, production, treatment, disinfection, storage, and distribution of potable water.  Upon completion of the course, students will be able to identify general hazards, demonstrate safety practices, explain basic water chemistry, and utilize mathematics as applied to chemical feeding and other operational problems. Upon completion of the course, participants will have a good foundation of this knowledge, to include: overview of the water cycle responsibilities of water system personnel water utility industry regulations, and Texas’ rules and regulations.

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WWW901 – Computer Based Testing – TCEQ Licensing

TEEX offers Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)- Computer Based Testing (CBT) at our RELLIS Campus in Bryan, Texas for testers pre-approved by TCEQ to take a computer based Occupational Licensing Exam. Testing is by appointment only, seats are limited, and there is a fee of $75.00 – to make a reservation, call (800) 723-3811. Applicants passing the exam will be issued their license by TCEQ typically within one week of the exam date.

Online testing benefits:

• Immediate exam score with email option
• Immediate printed exam analysis feedback with email option
• Ability to immediately retest (if applicable)

Physical address of testing location:

Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX)

RELLIS Campus Building 8000
3100 SH 47
Bryan, TX  77807

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EPP203 – Electric Power – Lockout/Tagout

The Electric Power – Lockout/Tagout Course is designed to instruct personnel on procedures required to establish and maintain a program that meets all OSHA standards. Lockout/tagout is one of the top three citations listed by OSHA where employers are not in compliance with the minimum standards. It is our goal to provide participants a clear understanding of the minimum requirements of the program and provide them information to bring their programs into compliance with the standard. This effort will be comprised of discussion and illustrations of what is required to meet the standards.

Participants will also be given a chance to evaluate their own program, or one provided to them, against a checklist for compliance to the standards.

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SAF217 – Excavation Safety

The Excavation Safety course focuses on the OSHA Standard for Excavation, 29 CFR 1926, 650-652 and provides the formal training required for an experienced professional to act as the “competent person” or one who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings, or working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees, and who has authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them during excavation operations.

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WWW200 – Water Utilities Calculations

The Water Utilities Calculations course provides participants with fundamentals surrounding the determination of flow level formulas, area and volume calculations, as well as water and wastewater treatment plant calculations. During the course, students are led through the basic steps required to determine these calculations and apply each to an overall system protocol linked to best practices reporting.

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WWW201 – Water Utilities Safety

The Water Utilities Safety course provides students with important information specific to confined spaces, proper personal protective equipment, and biological and chemical safety issues. Additionally, participants are guided through proper procedures associated with excavating and trenching, electrical safety, work site protection, safe vehicle operation, first aid safety tips, and best practices associated with a successful safety program.

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WWW202 – Confined Space Entry

The Confined Space Entry course utilizes the TEEX Mobile Confined Space Safety Trailer to provide students with hands-on training opportunities designed to help each perform confined space entry, assist workers with entry, or supervise employees assigned to make entry. In addition to learning the proper procedures for entering a confined space, participants will be able to better determine if entry into a confined space is permitted. During this training, students will have access to a 38-foot, OSHA compliant, self-contained mobile training unit. Scenario assignments will cover the procedures for testing potential atmospheric hazards, proper application of personal protective equipment, applicable safety equipment, safe performance of work in a confined space, the successful exit of a confined space, and non-entry rescue issues.

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WWW203 – Pump and Motor Maintenance

The Pump and Motor Maintenance course utilizes the TEEX Mobile Pump and Motor Maintenance trailer to provide students with hands-on training opportunities designed to help each learn more about planning, scheduling and budgeting maintenance for pump and motor equipment. Additionally, subject matter experts will provide instruction on the installation pumps, pump and motor types, lubricants, and related pump and motor safety practices.

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WWW204 – Chlorinator Maintenance

The Chlorinator Maintenance course provides participants with widely used safety practices for all types of chlorine as well as the proper operation and maintenance of chlorinators. During the course, participants learn both common terminology and basic properties of chlorine, as well as its purpose, use safety, principles, and troubleshooting for multiple systems.

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WWW205 – Identification of Microorganisms

The Identification of Microorganisms course provides students with information specific to the proper collection of samples. Once collected, utilizing microscopes provided by TEEX, students are provided basic training on proper operation and led through classification exercises for microorganisms, algae, and protozoa. All scenarios are designed to help participants better determine higher-level organisms and how each affects the biological treatment process.

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WWW208 – Valve and Hydrant Maintenance

The Valve and Hydrant Maintenance course utilizes the TEEX Mobile Valve and Hydrant trailer to provide students with hands-on training opportunities designed to help each plan, schedule, and budget for valve and hydrant maintenance. During the course, students are provided opportunities to explore various types of valves, hydrants, and specialized tools required to help maintain or repair system equipment.

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WWW212 – Applied Confined Space Safety

The Applied Confined Space Safety course provides crucial life-saving information surrounding the identification and characteristics of confined space dangers and other associated hazards. During the course, students will review several case studies surrounding confined space regulations specific to the water and wastewater industry.

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WWW220 – Applied Mathematics for Water and Wastewater Professionals

The Applied Mathematics for Water and Wastewater Professionals course provides participants with simple and consistent math principles specific to water industry calculations. During training, students review basic concepts necessary to ensure their success with assigned operational exercises. Treatment operators  successfully completing the course not only have the opportunity to improve their individual mathematics skills, each is led through skills testing using scenario driven problems. As problems are reviewed, operators develop a general understanding of overall issues associated with water wastewater chemistry, plant design, and operation.

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WWW222 – Introduction to Beneficial Wastewater Reuse

The Introduction to Beneficial Wastewater Reuse course is designed to help local wastewater treatment plant managers, supervisors, and operators better understand the various benefits of reclaimed wastewater effluent. Training provided covers the fundamentals specific to processes currently used to reclaim used water to high-quality standards, the benefits of reuse, industry regulations, distribution planning, and sales.

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WWW260 – Introduction to Membrane Technology

The Introduction to Membrane Technology course provides students with an introduction to membrane technology for the treatment of potable water and municipal or industrial wastewater treatment. During the course, participants will also receive information covering types of membranes utilized in water and wastewater treatment, pretreatment requirements of raw water, membrane cleaning processes, and treatment plant safety issues.

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WWW280 – Water Utilities Management

The Water Utilities Management course provides students with information surrounding proper management of water and wastewater systems. During the course, participants will be led through planning, organization, and recordkeeping practices determined critical in all areas of utility management.

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WWW340 – Wastewater Operator Test Preparation (Online)

The Wastewater Operator Test Preparation online review provides prospective operators with an aid to help pass the licensing exam. The review covers a large variety of sample questions designed to help students assess areas of weakness where additional study may be needed. Once registered, participants have unlimited access to the site for 90 days.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW351 – Hazardous Material Awareness (Online)

The Hazardous Material Awareness online course discusses chemical safety in the workplace and the hazards associated with such materials.  Upon completion of this online awareness-level course, participants will understand these hazards and how to best protect themselves, others, and the environment.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date. 

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WWW352 – Confined Space Awareness (Online)

The Confined Space Awareness online course provides participants with a better understanding of the hazards associated with confined space entry and the protective measures to take in a confined space situation.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW353 – Excavation Safety Awareness for Utilities (Online)

The Excavation Safety Awareness for Utilities online course provides participants with best practices surrounding protection measures specific to excavation hazards.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW354 – Work Zone Safety for Utilities (Online)

The Work Zone Safety for Utilities online course provides awareness-level training for basic work zone safety principles and for understanding hazards associated with working on near roads in a work zone.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW356 – Lockout/Tagout for Utilities (Online)

The Lockout/Tagout for Utilities online course provides students with critical information surrounding the unexpected energizing or startup of machines or equipment as well as the release of stored energy that could result in the severe injury or death of an employee. Once the course is completed, participants will have a better understanding of how hazards associated with lockout/tagout can be reduced and best practices to help save lives and prevent injuries in the workplace.

NOTE: Once registered, participants will receive a confirmation email, a password for access to the course, and a required completion date.

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WWW901 – Computer Based Testing – TCEQ Licensing

TEEX offers Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)- Computer Based Testing (CBT) at our RELLIS Campus in Bryan, Texas for testers pre-approved by TCEQ to take a computer based Occupational Licensing Exam. Testing is by appointment only, seats are limited, and there is a fee of $75.00 – to make a reservation, call (800) 723-3811. Applicants passing the exam will be issued their license by TCEQ typically within one week of the exam date.

Online testing benefits:

• Immediate exam score with email option
• Immediate printed exam analysis feedback with email option
• Ability to immediately retest (if applicable)

Physical address of testing location:

Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX)

RELLIS Campus Building 8000
3100 SH 47
Bryan, TX  77807

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