Essential Employment

Long-time operator Arnie Bevins sees recognition for the treatment profession as part of the solution to recruiting the next generation

Arnie Bevins was among the early waves of wastewater treatment operators who joined the profession in 1971, soon after passage of the original Clean Water Act. Trained by the U.S. government, he recalls going to school full-time, six and a half hours per day, for six months before...

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