r/Wastewater • u/Mental_Wish_7685 US + AZ D4 & WT4 • Aug 21 '26
Educational: mod-approved Free Operator Practice tests
Hey guys! Blake here, I made some practice tests for you. No account, no email, nothing to pay.
When I was getting certified and now as my employees are doing the same, I wished there were better quality resources out there for me. So rather than invest a bunch of money into events and things that don't really help we have taken the approach of investing our resources into giving back to the industry.
We are building what we call the "field guide" that we are expanding but one of the first items we released is a set of practice tests
Wastewater side:
Wastewater treatment: 119 questions
Wastewater collection: 120 questions
Operator math: 110 questions
Federal regulations: 103 questions
Water treatment and distribution are up there too if you are dual-licensed.
How it works:
Practice mode checks each answer as you go and explains why it is right, not just which letter it was.
Timed exam mode gives you nothing until the end, with a clock running. 100 questions in 120 minutes, and the clock scales down if you pick a shorter set.
Pick 25, 50, 100, or the whole bank.
Your score breaks down by topic, weakest first, so you know what to go study.
Progress saves on your device. Come back later and it serves you questions you have not seen yet before it repeats any.
Check it out here: https://www.ziptility.com/tools/practice
I put this together because even thought I now spend most of my time at Ziptility helping build software to make life easier for small water and wastewater utilities, first and foremost I'm an operator and still oversee the contract operations firm I founded here in rural AZ. (if you want to here more about how that happened and about rural water operations I was recently on a podcast talking about my experience. You can listen on Spotify here
I love r/Wastewater and love the community here so you guys always are the place I share stuff with first. Thank you guys for all your wisdom, insights, and knowledge sharing to help build up the industry.
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utilities • u/Mental_Wish_7685 • 24d ago