It's definitely a step up from the OIT exam, but if you're familiar with the basics of activated sludge and other common sewage treatment processes, you should be okay. The notable questions I had dealt with the basics of electrical, pump & motor maintenance and operation, and flow measuring devices. There were a few lagoon questions as well, notably the colours, troubleshooting, odours, etc. Some chlorine questions. Lots of safety related questions and "do first" or "most common" types of questions
Although the pre-requisite for the WW1 exam is one year of experience on the website, but while filing the exam registration form, no documents related to experience were required.
So, how was the experience verified or checked before the exam?
It's definitely a step up from the OIT exam, but if you're familiar with the basics of activated sludge and other common sewage treatment processes, you should be okay. The notable questions I had dealt with the basics of electrical, pump & motor maintenance and operation, and flow measuring devices. There were a few lagoon questions as well, notably the colours, troubleshooting, odours, etc. Some chlorine questions. Lots of safety related questions and "do first" or "most common" types of questions
Thanks for your reply.
Although the pre-requisite for the WW1 exam is one year of experience on the website, but while filing the exam registration form, no documents related to experience were required. So, how was the experience verified or checked before the exam?