MS - Water Operator Safety Training
April 16, 2026
1:00pm-5:00pm
(Virtual)

This comprehensive safety training is designed for water operators to strengthen awareness of workplace hazards and reinforce safe work practices. Participants will review core safety foundations, common worksite hazards, and high-risk activities, including chemical handling, biological exposure, and confined space entry. The training also covers emergency response responsibilities and the importance of building a strong safety culture within water systems.  This session emphasizes protecting operator health, maintaining regulatory compliance, and ensuring the continued delivery of safe, reliable water to the community. 

4 CEU Hours approved by MSDH

For more information or assistance with registration, please contact
Amy Ballard, Community Infrastructure Consultant 
479.380.3233
amy.ballard@communitiesu.org


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