Free All-Hazards Training for Water and Wastewater Employees

Employees who oversee emergency response and recovery activities can take this EPA webinar to earn continuing education credits.

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The "Water/Wastewater Utility All-Hazards Bootcamp" is a free training course from the EPA designed for water and wastewater employees responsible for emergency response and recovery activities. It also explains why and how to implement an all-hazards program.

Walk through a scenario with "Our Town Utility" staff, hear from water sector representatives, and test your knowledge on the following topics:

  • Prevention and mitigation
  • Preparedness
  • Response                                                                                         
  • Recovery

After downloading and completing the training, a certificate of completion will be generated that may be used for continuing education credits. However, users should check with the appropriate state operator certification program or visit their state website to verify the number of CEUs or training hours before submitting their certificate.

Click here to go to the course download page.

Download and installation instructions
After downloading EPA’s "Water and Wastewater All-Hazards Boot Camp Training Course:"

  • Extract the course zip file onto your desktop
  • Disable popup blockers in you internet browser
  • Launch the course by double-clicking on Launch.exe in the “Water and Wastewater All-Hazards Boot Camp” course folder (keep the launch page window up in the background while actively taking the course)
  • Click the “Launch the Boot Camp Training Course” link to access the Login screen
  • Enter your full name and Operator Identification Number (OIN) or the last four digits of your social security number (if you do not have an OIN) — this will allow you to track your progress, return later to complete the course or allow multiple users to take the course on the same computer


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