Source check: 2026-10-04. Shared WPI courses are linked only where the standardized exam and class match are confirmed. Local grades may not equal WPI class numbers. Your authority's current documents control.
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Program authority: New Mexico Environment Department (NMED), Utility Operator Certification Program (UOCP)
Local levels: Water Supply – Level 1 (WS1); Water Supply – Level 2 (WS2); Water Supply – Level 3 (WS3); Water Supply – Level 4 (WS4). Separate small-system certifications: Small Water (SW); Small Water Advanced (SWA).
State-specific exam authorship is directly verified for WS3, not individually for WS1, WS2, WS4, SW or SWA. Water Supply is the local treatment certification and includes distribution topics and certain lower-certification privileges. No explicit standardized WPI/ABC scope or local-to-WPI class correspondence was established; do not route by matching level numbers.
No state-matched course is linked for this stream yet.
Page 4: ‘NMED and a panel of subject-matter experts developed the Water Supply – Level 3 (WS3) operator certification exam.’ Pages 10 and 14 identify NM certification and drinking-water regulations, including 20.7.4 and 20.7.10 NMAC. The opened document is WS3 despite the search excerpt mentioning WS1.
The official certification tables list Water Supply Levels 1–4 (WS1–WS4), Small Water (SW), and Small Water Advanced (SWA); NMED UOCP administers the certifications. The drinking-water guidebook table was recovered from the page HTML because the text extractor omitted it.
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Program authority: New Mexico Environment Department (NMED), Utility Operator Certification Program (UOCP)
Local levels: Public Wastewater Facility – Level 1 (WW1); Public Wastewater Facility – Level 2 (WW2); Public Wastewater Facility – Level 3 (WW3); Public Wastewater Facility – Level 4 (WW4). Separate small-system certifications: Small Wastewater (SWW); Small Wastewater Advanced (SWWA).
State-specific exam authorship is directly verified for WW2; WW1, WW3, WW4, SWW and SWWA exam provenance remains unverified individually. WW2 includes collection-system content and carries CS1/CS2 operating privileges, but those privileges do not establish exam equivalence. No standardized WPI/ABC scope or class correspondence was established.
No state-matched course is linked for this stream yet.
Page 4: ‘NMED and a panel of subject-matter experts developed the Public Wastewater Facility – Level 2 (WW2) operator certification exam.’ Page 9 explicitly includes 20.7.4 NMAC, 20.6.2 NMAC and NPDES permit requirements; page 1 separately describes WW2 operating privileges.
The wastewater certification table lists Public Wastewater Facility Levels 1–4 (WW1–WW4), Small Wastewater and Small Wastewater Advanced. It identifies March 2026 WW guidebooks; small-wastewater guidebooks are marked ‘in development.’
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Program authority: New Mexico Environment Department (NMED), Utility Operator Certification Program (UOCP)
Local levels: Water Distribution – Level 1 (DS1); Water Distribution – Level 2 (DS2); Water Distribution – Level 3 (DS3). The DS1 guidebook uses the fuller name Water Distribution System – Level 1 (DS1). No separate DS4 is listed.
State-specific exam authorship is directly verified for DS1; DS2 and DS3 exam provenance remains unverified individually. This is mandatory certification for the applicable systems, not evidence of a voluntary standardized track. No standardized WPI/ABC class mapping was established. The DS1 guide has an internal WD1 heading inconsistency; its cover, eligibility and exam-content sections identify DS1.
No state-matched course is linked for this stream yet.
Page 3: ‘NMED and a panel of subject-matter experts developed the Water Distribution System – Level 1 (DS1) operator certification exam.’ Page 1 says DS1 certification is required under 20.7.4.12(B) NMAC; page 6 includes NM certification and drinking-water regulations.
The official drinking-water certification table lists Water Distribution Levels 1–3 (DS1–DS3); its requirements table also lists Distribution Systems 1, 2 and 3, with no DS4.
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Program authority: New Mexico Environment Department (NMED), Utility Operator Certification Program (UOCP)
Local levels: Wastewater Collection System – Level 1 (CS1); Wastewater Collection System – Level 2 (CS2). No separate CS3 or CS4 is listed.
State-specific exam authorship is directly verified for CS1; CS2 exam provenance remains unverified individually. The CS1 guide identifies certification required for applicable collection systems. No standardized WPI/ABC scope or correspondence between CS1/CS2 and WPI classes was established.
No state-matched course is linked for this stream yet.
Page 3: ‘NMED and a panel of subject-matter experts developed the Wastewater Collection System – Level 1 (CS1) operator certification exam.’ Page 1 cites required certification under 20.7.4.13(B) NMAC; page 6 includes 20.7.4 NMAC, 20.6.2 NMAC and NPDES permit requirements.
The official wastewater certification table lists only Wastewater Collection System Levels 1 and 2 (CS1 and CS2), with separate March 2026 guidebooks.
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