Offered at the Green Bay campus. For information: (920) 498-
5444. Toll-free: (888) 385-6982.
This program is fully eligible for nancial aid.
This associate degree program is designed to meet the need
for environmental engineering technicians in Northeast
Wisconsin. As a program grad, you're equipped with skills to
analyze and test water, wastewater, air, and solid waste to
ensure environmental protection and compliance while
maintaining community health and safety. Typical careers
include environmental engineering technician, water and
waste water treatment plant and system operator, water
resource specialist, environmental lab technician,
environment compliance of cer, water quality sampler,
quality control inspector, and recycling coordinator. Program
students have the option to be certi ed in 40 hour
HAZWOPER WDNR Wastewater, Water, and/or Land ll
Operator with completion of coursework and independent
testing. With additional education, you may receive a BS in
Environmental Engineering Technology.
A graduate of the program will have the potential for
employment for diverse employers such as industrial facilities,
municipalities, utilities and governmental agencies in the
following areas:
• Recycling coordinators establish, coordinate, and promote
recycling programs and operations often turning old
products and waste from industrial processes into useful,
environmentally safe raw materials.
• Environmental Engineering Technicians apply theory and
principles of environmental engineering to modify, test, and
operate equipment and devices used in the prevention,
control, and remediation of environmental problems,
including waste treatment and site remediation, under the
direction of engineering staff or scientist. May assist in the
development of environmental remediation devices.
• Recycling and Resource Manager utilizes best management
practices to manage organizational resources and recycling
and resource programs impacting the culture, community
and business practices of an organization.
• Water and Waste Water Treatment Plant and System
Operators, operate or control an entire process or system of
machines, often through the use of control boards, to transfer
to treat water or wastewater.
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