u/Reginold_Rock

Water supers of this sub, what credentials did you need for your job?

Currently a drinking water operator with my T2 & D2 with a Biochem undergrad. Plan to get my T4&D4 within the next 1 1/2 years once I have enough experience for those licenses.

Are most of you PE’s? Or can a science degree + experience suffice for those roles. I’ve been looking at various ways to beef up my resume and some ideas have been to get either some certs for PLC’s or GIS. I have also been floating around the idea of getting an MBA, as I’ve heard supers jobs really revolve around managing a budget of a water dept.

Drinking water operator, curious on if anyone has some good resources for studying for my D2. I have been reading the sacramento book + using waternugget but it seems that’s more geared towards operators in California. I’m located in Maine if that makes any difference. I passed my T2 with no issues but my strengths are in math & the sciences. I’m not the most mechanically inclined so I’m a little more worried for the D2 than I was for T2.