Aging infrastructure, harsh winters and dense urban environments make water system reliability a top priority in Massachusetts. This course explores how safety standards apply in real-world scenarios, focusing on the intersection of public health, environmental concerns and local infrastructure needs.

Participants will learn how oversight is handled by municipal utilities and federal partners. Maintenance plays a key role in the course, with relatable examples drawn from the kinds of fieldwork common across the state.

Rather than a final exam, interactive knowledge checks help reinforce learning and prepare professionals for hands-on responsibilities.

Course Format: Text

Credit Type: Wastewater

Course ID(s): BC-2021-3599

Approved By: Department of Environmental Protection

  • 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
        • 09. Maintenance
        • 10. Safety
        • 11. Environmental Concerns
        • 12. Conclusion
  • Course Completion
    • Mandatory Questionnaire
    • Certificate of Achievement