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This curriculum development document is an extensive outline of course topics for a Wind Generation Maintenance program.

The American Water Works Association (AWWA) worked with its industry membership to identify the occupation-specific competencies required for workers in the water sector. In collaboration with the Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Water and the Water Environment Federation (WEF), the results of those efforts were formatted into a competency model using the framework provided by the U.S. Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration (ETA). The resulting model for the water sector, which depicts the core competencies required for field staff and operators, will be a resource for workforce developers and educators.

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Details of an instructor's experience of the DACUM process for an Environmental Compliance and Technology Technician at Fort Peck Community College, a Tribal College in Montana.

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Job description and task analysis listing/chart. The Water Treatment Technician assists in operating and maintaining a water treatment facility, performs basic laboratory testing and equipment maintenance,  completes required recordkeeping, and maintains applicable operator certification in order to maintain integrity of service, providing a healthy and clean water supply to customers.

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Job description and task analysis listing/chart. The Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator efficiently manages wastewater, facilities, and programs in compliance with government regulations to protect human health and the environment.

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Job description and task analysis listing/chart. The Waste Management Specialist plans, implements, and coordinates comprehensive waste management systems to maximize waste prevention, reuse, and recycling opportunities.

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Job description and task analysis listing/chart. The Solid Waste Technician performs entry-level tasks including equipment operation and routine maintenance, facility construction and maintenance, inspection, testing, materials processing, recordkeeping, customer service, and regulatory compliance in order to meet employer and regulatory requirements.

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Job description and task analysis listing/chart. The Spill Response/Environmental Cleanup Technician prepares for, responds to, and mediates spills and wastes to ensure public safety, environmental protection, and regulatory compliance.

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Job description and task analysis listing/chart. The Safety and Health Coordinator recognizes, evaluates, and controls workplace hazards through employee education and engineering practices to ensure a safe and healthy work environment.

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Job description and task analysis listing/chart. The Pollution Prevention Specialist identifies, evaluates, recommends, and assists in implementing practices that result in waste reduction (including energy and water conservation), regulatory compliance, and potential cost benefits.

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