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Course ID: HYD-505
| Hosted by Northwest Environmental Training Center |
Anyone interested in becoming a Certified Professional in Storm Water Quality (CPSWQ) or a Certified Professional in Erosion Sediment Control (CPESC) may sit for the exam with or without taking the review course, but the review course is strongly recommended. Pre-order the course study guide directly from CPESC,LLC or CPSWQ, LLC and review it prior to attending to courses to improve your odds of passing the exam.
List of Frequestly Asked Questions:
What are the Benefits of becoming a CPSWQ?
* Enhance your professional credibility
* Promote public awareness of the storm water quality profession
* Have greater influence on policy decisions affecting technial and professional issues
* Gain access to unique sources of information and educational opportunities
* Improve your career opportunities by making more professional contacts
From our local instructor’s perspective, this certification would set you apart from the competition (there are only 7 CPSWQs in Washington State); it gives civil engineer PE’s a way to communicate their specialization in stormwater quality; and it gives scientists and other non-PE’s credentials that are similar to having a PE. Unlike the PE license, the CPSWQ applies nationally.
You can learn more about the background of the CPSWQ Certification in the following link http://www.cpswq.org/cq-policy/sponsors.asp
What are the benefits of becoming a CPESC?
The www.CPESC.org web site has a very similar answer as shown for the CPSWQ.
From our local instructor’s perspective, this certification would set you apart from those who have the Ecology’s CESCL because this certification is much more than a simple card showing that you attended a three day class once every three years. Like a professional engineering license this CPESC certification requires that you meet the specific experience and demonstrated knowledge in the field. Once you have the certification, there are specific continuing education requirements for annual renewal. As we state in the course ad, CPESC holders are recognized professionals and are exempt from also needing the CESCL. This certification would set you apart from the competition: there are currently 55 CPESC’s in Washington State.
Register Online for CPSWQ: CPSWQ $395/$350* with exam, exam only $195/$150* For general information contact Eldan Goldenberg by telephone at 206-762-1976 or via e-mail at egoldenberg@nwetc.org
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