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Drinking Water Treatment ... experience gained while working with lead responsibility for water quality related projects of research (e.g. pilot plant). 3) If an applicant has a Bachelor’s or Master’s of Science degree, completion of a comprehensive operator training program, pursuant to Section 63800(h), may be substituted for the required ...
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