Municipal and industrial clean-water operators are brothers and sisters in arms, facing different treatment processes but many of the same basic challenges and the same ultimate objective: protecting water resources.
But while municipal operators are well connected by various regional and state-level associations, most industrial operators don’t have a similar home base. A notable exception is in Indiana, where for a quarter century an association has represented the industrial side of the profession.
The Indiana Industrial Operators Association reports 1,200 members and an active program that includes the Wastewater Industrial Technical Training Education Conference (WITtec), which marks its 25th anniversary in
