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Services Provide by Active Professionals * You Have Needs - We Have Options * Don't Let Your Standard Slip *

Flexible Training for Water Utilities

Lone Star WaterOps Training provides a way for water and wastewater utilities to manage employee training without forcing the organization into a one-size-fits-all program.

Regardless of the option selected, utilities can benefit from access to our year-round training calendar, course notifications, training and license-development support, records retention, new CEU course announcements, and important updates affecting Texas water and wastewater operators.

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SOP & Training Program Development Consultation

Schedule a consultation to discuss the development, revision, or improvement of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), utility training programs, or structured training-program blueprints for your water or wastewater utility.

This consultation is designed to identify your organization’s operational needs, training gaps, existing procedures, workforce expectations, and program goals. Services may include SOP development, operator qualification frameworks, onboarding and progression plans, competency-based training structures, training documentation, and customized program blueprints.

Each consultation is tailored to the utility’s actual operations, staffing, equipment, policies, and training objectives, with an emphasis on developing practical, organized, and field-ready solutions that supervisors, trainers, and operators can implement.

Initial consultations are conducted remotely. Follow-up consultations may occur on-site with adequate scheduling.

Pricing for services will depend on complexity, site-specific review, number of revisions, and required supporting forms