Renew Your Indiana Drinking Water License
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The Indiana Operator Certification Program provides training and certifies individuals who engage in and oversees the operations of a public water system. This program requires all Community and NonTransient Noncommunity systems to be managed by a certified water operator holding appropriate license(s).
In order to become a certified operator for a water treatment plant or a water distribution system, the candidate must meet certain educational requirements, provide documentation of acceptable technical hands-on experience in the operation of a treatment plant and/or distribution system, as well as pass a state certification exam. Once certified, an operator must get their required continuing education hours and renew their license(s) triennially (every three years). Additionally, a water operator in responsible charge is required to make a number of system visits per week depending on the public water system classification.
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How to Renew Your Indiana Drinking Water Operator License
Indiana Drinking Water Operators are required to complete 10-30 continuing education hours for renewal every three years, depending on license type.
- License Renewal Deadline: June 30th, every three years.
- Grade FSO, DSS, WT 1 = 10 contact hours
- Grade DSM, DSL, WT 2 = 15 contact hours
- Grade WT 3 = 25 contact hours
- Grade WT 4, WT 5, WT 6 = 30 contact hours
- At least 70% of the contact hours obtained for renewal must be on Technical topics.
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