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Water/Wastewater Systems Technical Trainer

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This scope was carved out of TAT-FY27.

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Technical Assistance and Training Grant Program

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AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → Rural Utilities Service
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Performs on-site technical assistance and training for rural water and waste systems managers for prime contractors on USDA Rural Utilities Service TAT grant projects. Provides training on facility operation, develops maintenance schedules, and trains operators on sustainability practices. Requires state-certified water/wastewater operator license. Delivers training logs, updated O&M manuals, and certified personnel.

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