Why Work in Water?
Clean water. Safe communities. A career with purpose.
Whether you’re starting out or ready to lead, the water industry offers stability, growth, and the chance to make a real difference — right here in your community.
The industry is facing a skilled labor shortage — now is the perfect time to launch your water career.
Step Into a Water Career
The water and wastewater industry offers a wide range of careers that make a real difference in your community.
From hands-on roles to leadership positions, this field is full of opportunities for growth, stability, and purpose. Explore a few career paths below—then dive deeper to find the one that’s right for you.

Field Technician
Support essential maintenance and inspections that keep systems running. With just a high school diploma and a license, you can launch a career that grows with you.

Water/Wastewater Operator
Monitor treatment systems, ensure safety, and protect public health. Advance through certifications and become a critical part of your community’s infrastructure.

Operations Manager
Oversee plant operations, manage teams, and make high-level decisions that keep communities safe. This is where experience and leadership meet.
Elevate Your Career
Discover Training and Job Openings
Trainings
From entry-level licenses to leadership development, explore training programs that match your experience and goals. Scholarships are available for eligible participants.
Job Opportunities
Whether you're a student, recent grad, or experienced professional, the water and wastewater industry offers job opportunities at every level. Start building a career with purpose.
Meet Our Partners
Houston-Galveston Area Council
Supports regional planning and workforce development.
Association of Water Board Directors - Texas
Trains and supports water district directors.
Texas American Water Works Association (TAWWA)
Advocates safe, sustainable water.
Texas Rural Water Association
Assists rural water and wastewater systems.
Water Environment Association of Texas
Advances water quality and stewardship.