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Operator Certification Water & Wastewater
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Water & Wastewater CertificationRenewing Your CertificationYour certification must be renewed every three years. The number of continuing education hours required varies according to type of certification and grade level:
A maximum of 6 hours of continuing education each renewal period may be health and safety related. Six weeks before your certification expires, you will receive a courtesy renewal letter (please notify your regional coordinator of any change in address). This letter serves as a courtesy reminder only. It is your responsibility as an operator to keep track of your certification expiration date. When you are ready to renew, mail the renewal letter, the continuing education slips, and the $45 renewal fee to the Operator Certification Coordinator at: WI DNR - Operator Certification Program The renewal materials must be postmarked by the expiration date on your certificate (there is no grace period). Any renewal postmarked after the expiration date should also include the $25 penalty fee. Once a certificate expires, you have one year from the expiration date to reinstate your lapsed certification. You are NOT considered a certified operator during this lapse of your certification. If your certification is not renewed within that one year time period, you will need to re-take the written exams as a new operator. Last Revised: Thursday January 22 2009
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