Learning From the Godfather: This Operator and Superintendent Got His Start as a Child

Tucker Randles got his introduction to the clean-water professions as a kid. Now he’s a deputy plant superintendent with his eye on Ohio’s highest license.

Learning From the Godfather: This Operator and Superintendent Got His Start as a Child

From left, Travis Breeden, Howard Cornell, Doug Barry, Tucker Randles, and Keith Fleming with the primary sludge pump (Flygt - a Xylem Brand).

William “Tucker” Randles got his introduction to wastewater from his godfather, who was a plant superintendent.

After starting his career as an operator, Randles is now deputy superintendent of the wastewater treatment plant in Zanesville, in the Appalachian foothills of...

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