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Training and Events

WWOA sponsors training events throughout the year:

  • Spring Training, Annapolis/Edgewater, Maryland
  • Short Courses website, Emmitsburg, Maryland 
  • Process Classes, Tri-Con, Ocean City, Maryland
  • Section Specialty Workshops


WWOA is also a proud member of the Chesapeake Tri-Association, in partnership with the Chesapeake Section, American Water Works Association (CSAWWA) and the Chesapeake Water Environment Association (CWEA).  Together, we deliver the WWO Short Courses, and the Tri-Association Conference (Tri-Con).


There are a number of online resources available to operators looking for continuing education, and information about licensing.  Click here for links to regional educational organizations and regulatory agencies.



WWOA Southern Section Meeting and Training

Wednesday, May 24, 2023 - 8:00am to 4:30pm

North East Community Center
4075 Gordon Stinnett Ave

Chesapeake Beach, MD 

Please come out to support your Association and enhance your knowledge!

Registration for WWOA members is $35.00 for training, morning refreshments and lunch.  Non-member prices is $60.00 and includes a 2023 WWOA membership.  50/50 tickets will be on sale to benefit the Southern Section. 

Classes offered:

Chemical Treatment

TRE 6021-16-11: All WW, All IWW; All WT (Process) 7 Hours

Instructor: Bill Shreve, Sr., MCET

Most water and wastewater treatment plants now use chemicals for some of the processes.  In water treatment, chemicals are used to adjust pH, aid in settling particulate matter, to enhance filtration, and to remove trace constituents.  In wastewater treatment, chemicals can be used to remove phosphorus; they can enhance setting in primary and/or biological treatment; they can assist in odor control, sludge thickening, sludge dewatering, and sludge stabilization.  In this class, students will learn about the various chemicals used, how they can be stored and handled safely, and how to calculate dosages.  Ideas on costs and how to contract for the purchase of chemicals will be provided.

Advanced Treatment Technologies for the 21st Century

TRE 7046-21-7; All Operators (Process) 7 Hours

Instructor: Mike Harrington, MCET

Today's technological advances have resulted in our ability to measure and report emerging contaminates and pathogens.  Trace amounts of pharmaceuticals, organics, (PFAS) pathogenic microorganisms (Covid -19, freshwater flesh-eating Amoeba) and others have prompted operators and superintendents to explore treatment technologies available to best meet these potential challenges.  This program explores applications of chemical oxidation, absorbance, filtration, precipitation, and the combination of advanced technologies currently available; in-use as well as future treatment capabilities expected to meet these challenges.  We will explore Chlorine Dioxide, Peracetic Acid, Fenton's reaction, and combination with UV, Ozone, Advance Oxidation Process, and even the use and application of Nanotechnology to meet future treatment needs.  


You must register online and no later than Friday, May 19, 2023.  

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Southern Section Training Flyer 05.24.23 (docx)

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Practice Exams

Practice Study Guide for Class A Certification Exam (pdf)

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Practice Study Guide for Class 5 Certification Exam (pdf)

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