Roseville introduces program to train next generation of water utility workers
Roseville Adult School has launched a 16-week water distribution certification program to address a shortage of skilled water utility workers and prepare students for essential careers. Roseville Adult School has introduced a 16-week water distribution certification program to address a shortage of skilled water utility workers and prepare students for careers in the field. The program is designed to create a direct pathway into a career essential to daily life. Robert Strebel, water distribution superintendent for Roseville, said the workforce is facing challenges due to a lack of qualified workers. The city hopes the program will train more local professionals to support the community's water utility needs.
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Roseville Adult School has launched a 16-week water distribution certification program to help address a growing shortage of skilled water utility workers and prepare students for careers in the field... [1905 symbols]
