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to assuring the ample supply of safe and affordable drinking water
to the public through education and training
VA AWWA's extensive training program provides educational and
training opportunities for professionals engaged in all aspects
of drinking water supply. Each year, VA AWWA provides an array
of opportunities designed to benefit professionals involved in
all aspects of drinking water supply, such as:
- treatment operations
- distribution
- laboratory and compliance activities
- maintenance
- customer service
- utility management
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- public outreach
- regulation
- planning and engineering
- information technology
- equipment supply
- and many others
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Conferences, seminars, and hands-on workshops are part of the
full slate of educational and training events that VA AWWA offers.
Our programs, which have received national recognition, consistently
feature experts from across the state and the country. Our Regional
Activities Committee also provides accessible and affordable training
opportunities throughout the Commonwealth—making it easier
for employees of small utilities to get the training they need.
In addition to educational programs offered by VA AWWA, we frequently
work with AWWA
to host teleconferences and national seminars and with other partners,
such as the Virginia Department of Health, to offer special programs.
As part of its commitment to education and training, VA AWWA
administers a program to provide continuing professional education
(CPE) credits to members who participate in qualifying training
events. As a result, drinking water professionals throughout the
state rely upon the programs offered by VA AWWA for the timely
knowledge and skills they need to maintain their certifications
and excel in their careers.
Beyond the formal education and training opportunities available
through VA AWWA, the Section offers a number of events that provide
networking opportunities and contribute to the professional development
of the participants. Check out regional activities and events
for information on upcoming competitions—such as Top Ops
and the Utility Rodeo—and social activities offered by various
committees.

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