Diploma in Water and Wastewater Technology in Kamloops Canada | Thompson Rivers University

Working in the water industry as an operator involves managing and maintaining water and wastewater treatment systems, distribution networks, collection systems, and disposal facilities while ensuring water quality standards to safeguard public health and ecosystems. You'll utilize expertise in chemistry, microbiology, math, mechanical systems, electrical components, instrumentation, and treatment methods to operate, service, and resolve issues across various water and wastewater infrastructure levels.

Key learning outcomes
Understanding fundamental to complex municipal and industrial processes for water and wastewater treatment.
Performing water quality sampling, lab testing, compliance documentation, data handling, and source protection measures.
Diagnosing issues with mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation components, tools, infrastructure, and facilities essential for water and wastewater system operations.
Running and servicing basic to sophisticated mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation systems in water and wastewater management.
Operating, maintaining, and fixing treatment equipment used in water distribution and wastewater collection.
Addressing regulatory compliance, workplace safety, and environmental considerations in the sector.
Overseeing personnel, utility resources, and financial aspects.
Implementing security protocols, safety measures, and administrative tasks.