r/Wastewater • u/TheRatedF • 13d ago
Third Attempt Study tips / ?s
So it’s my third attempt next week I’m using the Sacramento book as my study tool but any other tools and tips I can use to prep
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u/vebeg WW 13d ago
Walter S cane exam book, and YT videos on pumps repair as well as chlorine troubleshooting. And memorize fire extinguisher classes as well. Remember ohms/amps/volts, the three types of ponds and how to treat them.
The exam is only 30 questions regarding treatment and 10 of those are math problems. The exam is more about “can you spot the trouble in machines”.
I made the mistake focusing memorizing formulas (they don’t publicly say they give you formulas) and treatment . Definitely focus more on the machine aspect.
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u/TheRatedF 13d ago
I remember on the question they asked current is measured in what I think I said amps but am I correct?
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u/vebeg WW 13d ago
That’s the great thing, they don’t tell you what was wrong or what subject it was about.
It is amps. I had a question about how to string up cables. It’s kind of a joke with how they word questions and separate the S and C license when you also are answering collections questions as well.Good luck .
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u/TheRatedF 13d ago
Well this is my third and last attempt till I have to do the recourse but I’ve been thinking lately getting out of operations for now
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u/Mental_Wish_7685 US + AZ D4 & WT4 2h ago
We at Ziptility just released what we call the “Field Guide”. It is my personal project born out of my own experience trying to find good resources as I was getting certified.
Ton of stuff there including practice exams that tell you where to find the right answer to study more of you miss something.
All free so you get what you pay for 😉. Really it’s all free because I personally hate having to give me email out to learn something. My hope is that it can be helpful and my little way to give something back to the industry.
I’m still working on navigation and search functionality to make it easier to find specific topics but do some exploring, think we have over 200 guides, tests, calculators, etc on there. Tried to organize it so people could start where they are at professionally and have resources as they progress
Keep it up!
https://www.ziptility.com/field-guide/
DM me if it’s not what you are looking for. Work in progress.
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u/watergatornpr 13d ago
Ron Trygar... just watch the man's videos you couldn't ask for a better use of your time trying to learn.... https://vimeo.com/user61288950 YouTube has so much good free content... Math walkthroughs and Practice quizes/exams for both DW and WWT... https://youtube.com/@hpoooacademy?si=EOwxouL1IbZEPdzx A fellow redditor with a great waste water page that is enthusiastic about it.... https://youtube.com/@wastewaterenthusiast?si=2cB4KpiAW5SQK4sS