Source: Utilities Business Review
Addressing Talent Shortfalls Without Compromising Oversight is a challenge for every utility. waterTALENT can be a solution...
Source: Utilities Business Review
waterTALENT awarded 2026 water and wastewater operations services firm of the year, recognizing its role in supporting utilities in need....
Source: AP News
Local officials in Mississippi’s capital city, where a late summer water crisis upended life for 150,00 people, have approved an emergency plan to increase staffing at the city’s two water treatment plants. ...
Name: Thomas Bond Current Position: Electromechanical Technician (EMT) Experience/Certifications: 39 years in the Water and Wastewater industries. I currently hold a CA T3 D3...
waterTALENT operator Sabrina Sims talks about her career in water/wastewater, some of the challenges the industry faces, and her experience working with waterTALENT...
On Aug. 26, 2017, Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas. During the following days and weeks, more than 1270 mm (50 in.) of precipitation fell in the greater area around the City of Houston. This wet weather led to significant flooding and disruption or failure of utility service for several communities. ...
waterTALENT has over 600 licensed, qualified, experienced water and wastewater operators (mostly Grades III, IV, and V) who deploy to districts and utilities...
It's a foregone conclusion that operators are on their way out at utilities across the country, yet the workload remains and could even intensify....
Source: TPO Magazine
A temporary supervisor helps a California water district through a staffing transition and in the bargain adds valuable insights on system operations and future planning....
The US water and wastewater sector is facing a serious workforce crisis. By some estimates, nearly half of the country’s top-level water and wastewater operators—the third pillar of public safety alongside firefighters and police officers—will retire in the next 12 to 18 months....