A simple description for Jeremy Carnahan is that he’s a natural.
His exposure to wastewater and sanitation began during Army tours of duty in Iraq. He was “voluntold” (as he puts it) to handle the construction of sanitation structures for field operations and support personnel.For Carnahan, it was love at first latrine dig. These days, as operations supervisor with the Pierce County (Washington) Planning and Public Works Sewer Division, he takes every opportunity to further his education in wastewater and process management. He also facilitates education and conversation about the challenges facing the industry.
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