Yes. The constant mist and vapors your around will turn any mixed metal black, oxidized. If metal isn’t coated, galvanized or stainless it gets eaten up
I was in water for a little over 20 years, you won't get rich, but good benefits and retirement from most agencies. Wastewater used to pay better, but they seem about even now days. If you get into plant work there will be shift work generally, regular positions usually more daytime work depending on position, there's always exceptions for emergencies. If you're good at math the classes should be a piece of cake, they're geared for people that have been out of school for a while. I always enjoyed most of it.
Your fingers must be very wrinkled.
cool, I shot him a text to get his email info. he's at Mead right now, so it might be a few days.
One class at Citrus College in Glendora will give you the credit you need for the T2 and D2, I just took the D2 and taking the T2 in November. I'm not an operator, I'm a mechanic for MWD, but having the certs cant hurt. Like @DogNamedChevy said, MWD is a be a good place to get in, from what I've seen a lot if people start at a smaller water district and move from there. What classes did you sign up for?
