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Alliance of Indiana Rural Water
Our nationally 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 Indiana. Once an Apprentice completes this 2 year program and passes an aptitude test given by the State of Indiana, they are considered a journey worker and can do tasks unsupervised making this person employable as a Systems Operations Specialist in the Water / Wastewater Industry
I have been in the Indiana Army National Guard since April 2013. I attended basic training at Fort Jackson, SC and AIT at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. My MOS is 12N horizontal construction engineer (heavy equipment operator). Currently, I am a staff sergeant. I have been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan where I was tasked to construct base defenses for force protection. I'm currently in the wastewater apprenticeship program working with the Town of Sunman after completion of my wastewater certification, I will start the apprenticeship program for my water certification to get dual certified. I can continue to grow and excel in this profession making a positive impact on the world of water and wastewater treatment.
Perry Cassidy, Army, Wastewater Apprenticeship Program
Career Pathways at Alliance of Indiana Rural Water
Cybersecurity
Monitor networks for security breaches and investigate when they occur.
Median Salary:$98,350
Desired Skillslove of computers, calm under stress
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Supervise the work of logistics specialists, planners, and dispatchers.
Median Salary:$94,730
Desired Skillseye for detail, adaptability, critical thinking
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