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Did
You Know ...
That
private Water Treatment Contractors need not be licensed,
certified, experienced or even insured in New York
State? The Department of Health does however require
that small community water operators be licensed and
maintain their certification through continuing education...AquaSource
maintains a N.Y.S. Licensed Grade C Water Plant Operator
on Staff.
As
of March 2000, New York State requires any contractor
installing or working on a water well or pump system
to be Registered by the Department of Environmental
Conservation. In 2002, the DEC will also require these
contractors to be NGWA Certified. AquaSource is currently
registered with the DEC, is fully insured and staff
from AquaSource have already completed and passed
these Certification exams in preparation for the new
law.
The
Water Quality Assoc. and The National Ground Water
Assoc. are two "Not for Profit" Industry
Organizations that offer Specialized Training , Professional
Certification and Continuing Education Programs to
the Water Treatment and Water Well Industries.
At
AquaSource we are proud that the technicians that
we send into your home or business are the most qualified
and competent professionals in the field. That’s
why we invest tremendous energy and money into education
and certification programs for our staff and we insist
that they continue their education.
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The
following is a list of professional licenses and certifications
held by AquaSource Staff:
- N.Y.S.
Dept. of Health Licensed Grade C Operator
- N.Y.S.
DOH Certified Cross Connection Control
- WQA
Certified Water Specialist CWS VI
- WQA
Certified Contractual Operator
- WQA
Certified Installers
- WQA
Certified Sales Reps
WQA
Specialty Certifications Include:
- Water
Filtration
- Water
Disinfection
- Reverse
Osmosis
- Deionization
- Ozone
Treatment
- N.Y.S.
DEC Registered Well Contractor
- NGWA
Certified Pump Installer
AquaSource
is a member in good standing and supports the following
associations:
- Water
Quality Association
- Eastern
Water Quality Association
- Better
Contractors Bureau
- National
Ground Water Association
- American
Ground Water Trust
- N.Y.S.
Rural Water Association
- Empire
State Well Drillers Association
- Finger
Lakes Water Works Conference
- Goulds
Professional Dealers Association
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