The 2020 Rhode Island Conference is POSTPONED until further notice.
COVID-19 Statements
Please click the links below from National Rural Water Association, Connecticut Department of Public Health and Rhode Island Department of Helath to view their statements on the issue and learn more about COVID-19.
NOW HIRING:
Water Circuit Rider - The Atlantic States Rural Water and Wastewater Association (ASRWWA) is currently seeking a qualified individual for the Water Circuit Rider position.
Send cover letter and resume to: Atlantic States Rural Water and Wastewater Association (ASRWWA) c/o John Schultz, Assn Manager, 11 High Street-Suite 204, Suffield, CT 06078 or email: jschultz@asrwwa.org
This position provides technical, managerial, and financial assistance to water utility personnel regarding daily operations of a drinking water distribution system and/or water treatment facility. Circuit Riders provide rural and small municipal water systems on-site technical training/assistance to ensure cost effective operations and sustainable utility management within the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island and the other geographical jurisdictions. The Circuit Rider position requires extensive travel within the States of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Qualifications:
Applicants shall possess knowledge of public water system operations and maintenance.
Applicants should possess, at a minimum, education equivalent to graduation from high school and multi-year experience (preferably a minimum of 5 years) in operating and/or managing a public water system.
Water Circuit Rider - The Atlantic States Rural Water and Wastewater Association (ASRWWA) is currently seeking a qualified individual for the Water Circuit Rider position.
Send cover letter and resume to: Atlantic States Rural Water and Wastewater Association (ASRWWA) c/o John Schultz, Assn Manager, 11 High Street-Suite 204, Suffield, CT 06078 or email: jschultz@asrwwa.org
This position provides technical, managerial, and financial assistance to water utility personnel regarding daily operations of a drinking water distribution system and/or water treatment facility. Circuit Riders provide rural and small municipal water systems on-site technical training/assistance to ensure cost effective operations and sustainable utility management within the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island and the other geographical jurisdictions. The Circuit Rider position requires extensive travel within the States of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Qualifications:
Applicants shall possess knowledge of public water system operations and maintenance.
Applicants should possess, at a minimum, education equivalent to graduation from high school and multi-year experience (preferably a minimum of 5 years) in operating and/or managing a public water system.
ASRWWA has an extensive training program for water and wastewater operators, financial managers, and governing bodies. All of our drinking water operator courses are CT DPH and RI DOH approved for license renewal.
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Hosted in both Connecticut and Rhode Island, Atlantic States has two of the biggest trade shows in New England for Water and Wastewater Utilities and companies. The Rhode Island Conference is typically held in the Spring (April) and the Connecticut Conference is held in late October.
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ASRWWA is committed to helping your system find the most cost effective solution for operations and maintenance. Members receive discounts on training, CCR's, income surveys, rate cases, and terms & conditions, among other things.
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The Atlantic StatesRural Water & Wastewater Association (ASRWWA) is a private non-profit organization that represents water and wastewater systems across Connecticut and Rhode Island, through training, technical assistance, and advocacy.
We are the only organization that has a full-time staff of professionals that provide on-site technical assistance and support to small/rural systems; the Association is run by and for small/rural systems.
Our program includes training classes for system personnel and administrators on federal and state rules, safety, system operation and maintenance, and finance. The Association provides you with an information network that keeps you in touch with your neighbor’s system, regulatory agencies and gives you an effective voice in matters that concern you.
ASRWWA also provides on-site technical assistance for leak detection, process control, compliance, source water and groundwater protection.
In short, the Association is here for and with you on anything from operator certification to securing a grant. Contact us at asrwwa@asrwwa.org. We may not have all of the answers; but we usually know where to find them.
We are the only organization that has a full-time staff of professionals that provide on-site technical assistance and support to small/rural systems; the Association is run by and for small/rural systems.
Our program includes training classes for system personnel and administrators on federal and state rules, safety, system operation and maintenance, and finance. The Association provides you with an information network that keeps you in touch with your neighbor’s system, regulatory agencies and gives you an effective voice in matters that concern you.
ASRWWA also provides on-site technical assistance for leak detection, process control, compliance, source water and groundwater protection.
In short, the Association is here for and with you on anything from operator certification to securing a grant. Contact us at asrwwa@asrwwa.org. We may not have all of the answers; but we usually know where to find them.
Contact Information
ASRWWA
11 High Street - Suite 204, Suffield, CT 06078
Tel: 860-370-5759
Fax: 860-370-5784
ASRWWA
11 High Street - Suite 204, Suffield, CT 06078
Tel: 860-370-5759
Fax: 860-370-5784
