Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio
This two-day event brings together important safety training for water and wastewater crews in one practical program. Attendees will spend time learning about confined space safety, non-entry rescue, plug and nozzle operations, and trenching and shoring practices, with a focus on real jobsite hazards and safe work in the field. The training is designed to give crews a better understanding of the risks they face, the equipment they use, and the steps they can take to work more safely and confidently every day.
Learn the fundamentals of confined space safety, including how to identify common hazards, follow proper entry procedures, and use equipment correctly. This session also covers non-entry rescue techniques designed to help crews respond quickly and safely in emergency situations without putting additional workers at risk.
Learn the basics of safe handling, proper setup, and correct operation of equipment commonly used in water and wastewater systems. This session is designed to help crews better understand equipment safety, reduce risk in the field, and support safer day-to-day operations.
Learn the fundamentals of excavation safety, including soil classification, hazard awareness, and the protective methods used to help prevent cave-ins. This session is designed to give crews a better understanding of safe trenching and shoring practices while supporting compliance on the jobsite.
Rusty Nezat is a second-generation sewer cleaner with more than 50 years of industry experience. As founder of Nezat Training and Consulting, Inc., he has helped municipalities across the country improve safety, efficiency, and production through training, consulting, and innovative sewer cleaning techniques. Rusty also holds several U.S. patents for sewer cleaning devices and processes.
Jerry Weimer brings more than 40 years of experience in wastewater collections, with a career that began at MSD of Greater Cincinnati in inspection and cleaning. Today, he is the owner of Jerry Weimer Consulting and a NASSCO-certified PACP trainer, providing industry knowledge and practical expertise built over decades in the field.
Ed Fitzgerald has more than 50 years of experience in confined space entry, fall protection, OSHA compliance, air monitoring, and sewer cleaning operations. He has taught through the University of Findlay, Bowling Green State University’s Fire School, and the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation, and is Ohio EPA approved for contact hours in both the municipal sewer and industrial manufacturing industries. Widely recognized for his presentations at the WWETT Show, Ed is known for his practical expertise in safety training, confined space entry, rescue techniques, and wastewater collection system practices.
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