Operator Certification
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Wyoming’s certified operators protect public health by providing safe drinking water. They protect the environment by cleaning up our wastewater before releasing it.
They also protect the investment Wyoming’s taxpayers have made in our water and wastewater infrastructure by operating facilities correctly. The Wyoming Operator Certification Program ensures that operators obtain the correct training to become certified, keep their certifications current, and also requires that facilities are operated by correctly certified operators.
New Login Process
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Training
Hundreds of in-person, online, correspondence and virtual trainings are available for you! New trainings are added frequently, so check back often! Click Here
- Find scheduled In-person Training, or
- Browse Upcoming Webinars, or
- Search for an approved training listed by training type (core or rule), provider, or title!
Emergency Contact
Wyoming DEQ is coordinating with the following entities to cover any operator shortages that may arise due to COVID-19. For information about the current COVID-19 virus status in Wyoming, please visit the Wyoming Department of Health’s COVID-19 website, or the Center for Disease Control’s (CDC) website.
- EPA Region 8 Drinking Water Program: Contacts and Rule Managers Phone1-800-227-8917 | After-hours Phone Line: 303-312-6327 | email: r8dwu@epa.gov
- Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems (WARWS Contacts)
- Wyoming Water and Wastewater Agency Response Network (WYOWARN)
For more information on how to become a Wyoming certified operator, including directions on how to set up an account, check out our Become an Operator page.
EPA Drinking Water Online
EPA Drinking Water Online provides resources for Public Drinking Water Systems, their operators, or their customers. Reporting forms, report templates, a list of certified labs, and information about drinking water quality violations can be found on this website.
Detailed public water system information is available in the Drinking Water Watch Database. It contains information about public water systems including contact information, details about the system, sampling and compliance history, etc.
- Password Login to access the password-secured version
- Public Access to access the public version