March 23-24, 2021
In response to the current conditions and to assist operators with their Professional Growth needs - WETRC will be hosting a live Virtual Conference! The operators and utility managers on the Program Committee have designed a variety of relevant sessions—giving you the best value for your training dollar!
VIRTUAL TRAINING BENEFITS
Save money in terms of travel and accommodation expenses. You may access our Virtual Conference from the comfort of your home or office.
CONFERENCE ON ZOOM
The conference will be hosted using the web-based platform called Zoom. Zoom is a simple program and does not require an account. Registered attendee will receive an email with a link to join the Virtual Conference prior to start date.
Please be advised of the following technical requirements:
• Computer
• Stable internet connection
• Monitor
• Microphone
We strongly encourage you to become familiar with how Zoom works and learn more about the program by visiting Zoom Help Center, prior to the conference date.
EARN CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEU)
This is a “Design Your Own Schedule” conference. There will be two sessions running at the same time - water and wastewater. This format offers you the flexibility necessary to meet your specific training needs. You can earn 0.1 CEU per hour of training. NOTE: You must attend at least 3 hours (0.3 CEU) of drinking water-related training in order to apply these CEU toward your Waterworks Operator Certification professional growth requirement.
If you attend the maximum number of sessions possible, you may earn up to a 1.4 CEU for water or wastewater. Attendance will be monitored using a Zoom application and/or instructor interaction.
Important to Note: Please use your own email address when registering. This will be the email address used to invite you to the Virtual Conference and allow you to earn CEU.
Sessions identified by a water drop symbol on the schedule are accepted by the Department of Health toward the waterworks professional growth requirement in Washington.
Sessions identified by a square symbol are accepted by the Department of Ecology toward the wastewater professional growth requirement in Washington.
For sessions information, please refer to the Conference Schedule.
