With aging infrastructure in urban hubs and environmental concerns along its waterways, Maryland presents unique challenges for water professionals. This course connects pipeline safety standards to public health and environmental stewardship, with emphasis on real-world issues like corrosion, stormwater intrusion, and regulatory compliance.
Learners will explore how oversight is shared between local water departments and federal agencies. Maintenance is covered in depth, with relatable examples of tasks workers are likely to perform in the field - especially in mixed urban and coastal settings.
The course includes interactive knowledge checks to reinforce understanding. There is no final exam, making this a flexible learning tool for professionals preparing for hands-on work.
Course ID(s): 8113-25-9
Approved By: Department of The Environment - Board of Waterworks And Waste System Operators
- Pipelines
- Pipelines [12 Activities]
- 01. Introduction
- 02. Pipeline Composition
- 03. Installation
- 04. Joining
- 05. General Operations
- 06. General Regulations, Overview
- 07. Pressure
- 08. Monitoring and Management
- View Additional Activities
- 09. Maintenance
- 10. Safety
- 11. Environmental Concerns
- 12. Conclusion
- Pipelines [12 Activities]
- Course Completion
- Mandatory Questionnaire
- Certificate of Achievement
