Water Environmental Technology Program
Water Environmental Technology
The DMACC Water Environmental Technology Program offers comprehensive
training for water and wastewater management. Whether you want to start a career in
water, continue learning, gain certifications, or obtain continuing education for
septic system installation and inspections, DMACC has something for you.
CREDIT PROGRAM
A career in water environmental technology prepares you to operate and maintain equipment, calculate chemical dosages, adjust chemicals and pH, take test samples, evaluate results and more. Earn a 2-year Water Environmental Tech AAS degree, a 1-year diploma or a certificate.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
DMACC has created a Water Environmental Technology program with four career tracks - all offered at DMACC's Ankeny Campus. Both Credit and Continuing Ed Non-Credit classes required for certification and recertification are offered.
ONSITE WASTEWATER TRAINING
The Onsite Wastewater Training Center of Iowa was established to educate and train people involved in the construction, operation and management of onsite wastewater treatment systems. Onsite training is designed for county sanitarians, septic system installers, pumpers and designers, but is open to everyone.
DMACC Water Environmental Technology
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In support of scholarships for the DMACC Water Environmental Technology Program and YOU'RE INVITED!
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Here you will find a list of contact information and current job openings.
Current Job Openings
Most places know how hard it is to get a good operator with the right education. When you come into the job with the knowledge and know how that this program will give you, the companies do what they need to or have to, to keep the employee happy and satisfied.
Brad Meek - Graduate
The faculty and staff in the WET program helped me out immensely. They were available when I needed it. Many of the staff felt more like a family to me and still do ‘til this day with communication even after graduation.
Daní Scott - Graduate
Lots of people turn on the faucet and expect water. They might not think about how it got there. Most people don't think about their water until something goes wrong. I think my line of work is often overlooked or taken for granted.
Nick Obernolte - Graduate
Our Partners
We partner with many organizations around the country:
