Drinking Water Operator Certification
General Information
 A
mandatory certification program for water supply system operators was
established by Minnesota Statutes in 1971, and is administered by the
Minnesota Department of Health, Drinking Water Protection Section.
 In
order to be certified the operator must demonstrate that he or she possesses
the skill, knowledge, experience, and education necessary to operate a
system successfully.
There are currently over 3,000 certified water operators
in Minnesota who work to protect the public health by providing safe,
reliable
drinking water.
For questions about this page, contact the Drinking Water Protection Program: health.drinkingwater@state.mn.us or 651-201-4700. For specific Drinking Water questions, please use the contacts listed on our Contact Us page.
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