Technical Council

Develops, recommends, supports, and conducts continuing assessments of technologies and techniques to promote the overall understanding of the application of process instrumentation, control and automation equipment, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), telecommunications, information technologies, and the management of information in the water and wastewater environment.

Develop, recommend, and conduct programs that promote understanding, acceptance, and development of safe and beneficial recovery and reuse of resources generated at water and wastewater treatment plants.

The Publications Workgroup enhances NC One Water communications through the website and publications, principally, NC Currents quarterly magazine

Provide education and training opportunities to the association membership on issues, regulations and public policy affecting the management, quality and protection of our vital water resources.

Help prepare for the range of risks with which they may need to deal, including safety challenges, disasters, emergencies, business continuity, financial and legal risks, etc.

Promote optimal financial management to assure the future viability of water and wastewater utilities in North Carolina

Assist/support/serve as a resource to the North Carolina Water Pollution Control System Operators Certification Commission (NCWPCSOCC) in its various tasks involving the various wastewater certifications.

Educate NC One Water membership regarding issues dealing with operation, maintenance, planning and management of wastewater collection and water distribution systems.

Promote communication between and the education of the state’s wastewater laboratory analysts to help insure the generation of precise and accurate data for the protection of our water resources.

To assist the North Carolina Water Pollution Control System Operators Certification Commission (NCWPCSOCC) and the North Carolina Water Treatment Facility Operators Certification Board (NCWTFOCB). Provide voluntary certification for Meter Technicians.

Dedicated to the management of water resources to achieve resilient and sustainable systems, covering a wide range of topics including potable water, wastewater, and reclaimed water; planning, management and analysis; regulations and legislation. We coordinate with, rather than overlap, the other committees - if they seem too specific for your interest in water resources, this is the workgroup for you!