Who is Pennsylvania Water Environment Association?
Since its beginning, the Pennsylvania Water Environment Association has worked hard to accomplish its goal to be the leading organization in Pennsylvania to actively advance the education and information for the preservation, protection and improvement of water resources.
The Pennsylvania Water Environment Association (PWEA) was started in 1926 and became affiliated with the Water Environment Federation in 1928. The Association is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization. The PWEA is a PA DEP accredited training and exam provider. The Association offers continuing education opportunities to water quality professionals who find it necessary to maintain a drinking water or wastewater license and Engineers looking to earn Professional Development Hours in order to maintain their PE license. PWEA’s membership of water quality professionals includes operators, facility operations/maintenance personnel, facility supervisors/managers, laboratory personnel, engineers, municipal administration/officials, government regulators, manufacturers' representatives, students and academia. The Association publishes the Keystone Water Quality Manager, a quarterly technical publication containing process operations and design articles, problem-solving case histories, legislative updates and advance notice of continuing education opportunities.
The Pennsylvania Water Environment Association (PWEA) was started in 1926 and became affiliated with the Water Environment Federation in 1928. The Association is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization. The PWEA is a PA DEP accredited training and exam provider. The Association offers continuing education opportunities to water quality professionals who find it necessary to maintain a drinking water or wastewater license and Engineers looking to earn Professional Development Hours in order to maintain their PE license. PWEA’s membership of water quality professionals includes operators, facility operations/maintenance personnel, facility supervisors/managers, laboratory personnel, engineers, municipal administration/officials, government regulators, manufacturers' representatives, students and academia. The Association publishes the Keystone Water Quality Manager, a quarterly technical publication containing process operations and design articles, problem-solving case histories, legislative updates and advance notice of continuing education opportunities.
Upcoming Events
Jan
23
Safety Training Event - Confined Space - DEP credits available
The PWEA Safety Committee presents an in-person training event: Permit Required...View event details
