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Utility Risk and Resilience Certificate Program

Online: EL265 self-paced eLearning series

EL265 includes six individual courses in a series on the America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 (AWIA).

Description

This certificate program will provide a foundation for supporting a water utilities development of an all-hazards approach to risk and resilience management. The certificate program is based on several AWWA standards and associated resources (G430, G440, J100, and Cybersecurity Guidance) that facilitate compliance with provisions of America’s Water Infrastructure Act (AWIA) of 2018, which had an initial deadline of March 2020. There is another deadline quickly approaching in 2025.

Students will learn about AWIA requirements for risk and resilience assessments and emergency response plans. This will include examples of how a utilities application of various AWWA standards and resources can aid compliance with AWIA.

We recommend taking these courses in sequential order, starting with the free Certificate Program overview course, Facilitating Compliance with America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 (EL260).

The courses included in the Certificate Program are:

  1. Facilitating Compliance with America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 (EL260).
  2. Security Practices for Operations and Management (EL261).
  3. Risk and Resilience of Water and Wastewater Systems (EL262).
  4. Emergency Planning (EL263).
  5. Cybersecurity in the Water Sector (EL264).
  6. Water Sector Resource Typing Guidance and Implementation Toolkit (EL305).



This certificate program is non-refundable.

Certificates of Completion

10 Hours (6 separate courses)

*AWWA will issue a Certificate of Completion upon successful completion of each individual course within the Certificate Program. However, this does not guarantee that your state agency will recognize or award you. It is the individual's responsibility, before registering for any continuing education credit program, to contact the appropriate licensing agency.