When you talk with Roger Gervais at the wastewater treatment plant in Redding, Conn., you could easily believe there is nothing he can’t do. “I’m a soup to nuts guy,” he says.
He has the tickets to prove it. From a career in the U.S. Army, including service in Vietnam, to building houses and managing a warehouse, to doing just about everything at the Redding Water Pollution Control Facility, Gervais is a one-man gang.
He joined the wastewater treatment profession barely 10 years ago, at age 52. He took correspondence courses through California State University at Sacramento and eventually earned his Connecticut
