NM Wastewater Treatment Operator CEU Requirements

Wastewater Treatment Operators in NM must complete 30 hours every 36 months under the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) Utility Operator Certification Program (Utility Operators Certification Advisory Board).

This summary hasn't been re-verified against the board's current rules yet — confirm with New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) Utility Operator Certification Program (Utility Operators Certification Advisory Board) before relying on it.

Category requirements

CategoryMinimum hoursMaximum counted
Operation and maintenance of the same type of facility as the certificate being renewed10No cap

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WaterCEU is a record-keeping tool, not compliance or legal advice. Requirements change; always verify current rules with your state board before relying on any total shown here. Source: New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) Utility Operator Certification Program (Utility Operators Certification Advisory Board).