MIDDLEBOROUGH CENTER49 Union Street

Middleborough, MA 02346-2245

508.588.9100 x1509

www.massasoit.mass.edu

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

02/12

Offering courses at the following locations:

Brockton CampusOne Massasoit Boulevard

Brockton, MA 02302-3996T: 508.588.9100

Canton Campus900 Randolph Street

Canton, MA 02021-1372T: 781.821.2222

Middleborough Center49 Union Street

Middleborough, MA 02346-2245T: 508.588.9100 x4001

Visit our website for Door-to-Door directions!

www.massasoit.mass.edu

Need a professional space for a meeting, conference or training?

The Conference Center at Massasoit can provide what you need at a competitive price!

For more information, menus and pricing, call Linda Bean, Director

T: 508.427.1224F: 508.427.6532

Or visit us online at

www.massasoit.mass.edu

Other tehnical related courses!

• Marine Technician Certificate

• Industrial Measurements & Controls

• Solar PV ~ Level 1

• OSHA Compliance for Construction

• Green Energy Design & Building (Online program)

For more information, visit us online at www.massasoit.mass.edu.

Registration Information

Registration forms are available for download at: www.massasoit.mass.edu/forms

To register for a class at any of our locations, you can:

• Come to the Registrar’s office

• Mail your completed form

• Fax your completed form to: 781.426.1246

• Email your completed form to:

registrar@massasoit.mass.edu

Withdrawal and Refund Information

You must complete and submit in person a withdrawal form, which is available at any of our locations.

Withdrawal before the day of the 1st class: 100% refund. Withdrawal after 1st class & before 2nd class varies from 0-50% depending on the total length of the course.

Concepts and Practices ofDrinking Water Distribution

A 39-hour State-approved course

Offered in partnership withMassaschusetts Water Works Association

Learn about a new career or how to advance your current career path!

Massachusetts Water Works Associationis an organization dedicated to the advancement of the drinking water profession. For more information about careers in drinking water visit www.masswaterworks.org.

About Our Program

This 39-hour, State-approved course offered in partnership with the Massachusetts Water Works Association, is designed to introduce the concepts of drinking water distribution operations. This course is a pre-requisite for taking the drinking water licensing exam(s) for water distribution, grades D2, D3, or D4 and is a required component for eligibility as an operator-in-training or a full license operator. Participants will learn required information and critical thought processes involved in an understanding of the successful operation and maintenance of drinking water distribution systems.

Topics include: piping, pumps, hydraulics, valves, motors, meters, backflow, system security installation, safety and testing to name a few.

Through a combination of lecture and group discussion, each distribution system task and/or maintenance technique will be reviewed and then discussed in depth.

Concepts and Practices of Drinking Water Distribution

CRN: 22141 / Course: CSTT 010 M4 March 22 – May 31, 2012Thursdays, 6:00 p.m. – 9:35 p.m. Middleborough Center, Room MD106Cost: $657

Additional cost for text and workbooks.

Certificate of Completion

Massasoit Community College and the Massachusetts Water Works Association will co-sign a State-approved Certificate of Completion upon successful completion of this course.

Did you know?

As of January 2012, in order to sit for the State drinking water exams (D2-D4), the Massachusetts Board of Certification of Operators of Drinking Water Supply Facilities established new training requirements. To sit for D2, D3, D4 exams, individuals must take the Concepts and Practices of Drinking Water Distribution course.

There are two other required courses for those seeking Drinking Water Treatment exams.

Who should take this course?

• Any individual presently working in the drinking water distribution field who would like to pursue career advancement by taking the D1, D2, D3, or D4 exams (The course is required for D2, D3, and D4 exams. It is not required for D1, but will provide a good background for it.)

• Any individual seeking a new career in the drinking water distribution field, who has a GED or high school diploma and who enjoys hands- on work, problem-solving, and mechanical tasks. An internship connection can be arranged for work experience.

Is your employer paying for this course?

If so, please check “Employer Payment Option” on the attached registration form.

For additional information visit our website at www.massasoit.mass.edu. or call us at 508-588-9100, ext. 1509.

Massasoit Community CollegeRegistration Form

Please Print or Type:

Last Name: _________________________________________

First Name:________________________________________

Student ID or SSN#: ________ Date of Birth: ______

Company Name: _________________________________

Address __________________________________________

City _______________ State _____ Zip code _________

Telephone Number: _____________________________

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Concepts and Practices ofDrinking Water Distribution

Cost: $657.00

CSTT 010 M4 – Student payment option

PDOE 175 01 – Employer payment option

Please check type of payment:

Company will pay invoice for training. Employer Authorization Signature __________________________________________________

Check submitted payable to Massasoit Community College.

Please charge the following credit card:

CHARGE CARD AUTHORIZATION

ACCOUNT NUMBER

EXPIRATION DATEMONTH YEAR

___________________________________________________________Name as it appears on card ___________________________________________________________Cardholder’s Signature