Form MDE / WMA / BWW / OIT Application for an Operator in Training (Temporary) Certificate - Maryland

What Is Form MDE/WMA/BWW/OIT?

This is a legal form that was released by the Maryland Department of the Environment - a government authority operating within Maryland. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is MDE?
A: MDE stands for Maryland Department of the Environment. It is the agency responsible for protecting and restoring Maryland's environment.

Q: What is WMA?
A: WMA stands for Water Management Administration. It is a division within the Maryland Department of the Environment that oversees the management of water resources in the state.

Q: What is BWW?
A: BWW stands for Baltimore Water and Wastewater. It is the agency responsible for providing safe drinking water and wastewater services in Baltimore City.

Q: What is OIT?
A: OIT stands for Operator in Training. It refers to individuals who are in the process of obtaining the necessary training and experience to become certified operators of water or wastewater treatment facilities.

Q: What is a Temporary Certificate?
A: A Temporary Certificate is a temporary authorization that allows individuals to work as operators in training while they are in the process of obtaining their required certifications.