How do I join the NHWPCA and how much does it
cost?
- You can access the membership brochure and renewal form from
the Join page. A yearly
membership is only $25.00. The
benefits are endless!
How do I join a committee?
- We are always looking for new people to bring fresh insight
to our organization. The About
us page lists all the committees of the NHWPCA. We are
always looking for new members to bring a fresh ideas to our
cause.
When and how often does the NHWPCA Board of Directors meet?
- The Board of Directors meet monthly, usually at the Concord
WTF on Hall St in Concord. If you would like to get an item on
the agenda or attend as an observer, you need to submit a
request to the President, Ed Rushbrook. His email is
erushbrook@underwoodeng.com.
How do I become a Board member of the NHWPCA?
How do I become an NHWPCA sponsor of events, the Collector or
the web site?
- We would love to have your financial support to assist us in
contributing to our cause. The Spring Meeting, Summer Outing,
Golf Tournament, Fall Meeting and Winter Meeting are our annual
events that we seek sponsorship for.
Contact the Administrative Assistant for more
information.
Who do I contact in order to post a job on the web site?
- To post a position on this web site, contact the
Webmaster.
Positions will remain on the web site for 60 days unless an
extension is requested.
How do I become a Wastewater Treatment Facility Operator in
the State of New Hampshire?
- You DO NOT have to be certified as a Wastewater Treatment
Operator in order to work at a Wastewater plant. Many facilities
have positions like laborers, truck drivers and other entry
level positions that would help you to get the work experience
many facilities require.
- The NHDES Wastewater Training and
Operator Certification Unit administers various training classes as
well as all exam levels. They, with
assistance from the Education Committee, establish training
courses each semester to assist operators and operator wanna-bes
with the necessary required training hours to be licensed in the
State of New Hampshire. The web site address is
http://des.nh.gov/organization/divisions/water/wweb/categories/training.htm.
How do I get licensed for the Collection System Operator in
the State of New Hampshire?
- Collection System Certification training and testing is
offered in May and is administered by the New England Water
Environment Association (www.newea.org).
Information can be found on their web site.
The direct link to the Collection System Voluntary Certification
page is
www.newea.org/volcert.htm. The training classes and
examinations are normally held at the NHDES Training Facility
located at the Franklin WTF in Franklin, NH.
Where do I get the required training hours to maintain an
operating license in New Hampshire?
- Our Education Committee is in charge of researching training
opportunities for NHWPCA members. It works in conjunction with
the NHDES Wastewater Operations Section to offer varying course
selection each spring and fall. The web address for the
NHDES Wastewater Training and
Operator Certification is
http://des.nh.gov/organization/divisions/water/wweb/categories/training.htm.
That is where you can find information on current training
opportunities as well as information on how to become a licensed
State of NH Wastewater Operator.
I want to mail my meeting registration form and send in my
membership renewal payment. Which address do I use?
- The legal address for the NHWPCA is PO Box 95, Concord, NH
03302-0095. Unless otherwise noted, please mail all
correspondence to PO Box 1382, Londonderry, NH 03053.
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