Colorado Rural Water Association (CRWA) training

Our Department of Labor recognized training program was developed in response to the industry’s need to train the next generation of skilled workers and standardize training across the state of Colorado. Once an Apprentice completes this 2 year program and passes an aptitude tests given by the State of Colorado, he or she is considered a Certified Operations Specialist and can do tasks unsupervised making this person invaluable to your water or wastewater systems.  CRWA is currently recruiting qualified candidates for our apprenticeship program!

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"Source Water Protection was founded on the concept that informed citizens, equipped with fundamental knowledge about their drinking water source and threats to it, will be the most effective advocates for protecting this valuable resource."

Providing technical assistance to Colorado water systems to ensure financial sustainability and public health. As we face potentially exacerbating climate challenges, asset management, engineering assistance, funding, and contaminant mitigation will prove to be invaluable resources for rural Colorado. It is in our best interests to be able to leverage our positions of surplus to be able to compensate for scarcity and times of need. The EFC representative of Colorado is here to provide technical assistance to you and your systems to create financial, environmental, and health sustainability.