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Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in developing and coordinating water/wastewater training programs, including defining trainee cohorts and job-placement pathways. Proven ability to collaborate with various stakeholders and track measurable outcomes in trainee placements.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Experience With InternshipsTrack Record Of Measurable Trainee PlacementsAuthority To Discuss Partnership ArrangementsRegistered Apprenticeship StandardsExperience With Federal Or State Workforce Grants
ATS Keywords
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Industry Keywords
Water SectorWastewater UtilityApprenticeship SponsorLabor OrganizationCommunity CollegeTechnical SchoolNonprofit Training OrganizationWorkforce GrantsTrainee CapacityMOU Language
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Represent a utility, apprenticeship sponsor, labor partner, or training provider willing to co-deliver water-trades pathways
- Help define trainee cohorts, supervisors/mentors, and job-placement pathways into water/wastewater roles
- Share non-proprietary program design inputs, including hours, credentials, safety/onboarding, and success metrics
- Coordinate letters of support / MOU language for joint workforce proposals when mutually agreed
- Optionally advise WIL on evaluation metrics for completion, placement, and retention
Requirements
What you’ll need- Current role at a drinking water or wastewater utility, registered apprenticeship sponsor, labor organization, community college / technical school, or nonprofit training org serving the water sector
- Authority (or a clear path to authority) to discuss partnership / host-site arrangements
- Experience running or supporting internships, apprenticeships, pre-apprenticeships, or bridge programs
- Willingness to be considered for time-bounded collaboration (affiliate / consulting / institutional partnership)
- Authorization to work with a U.S. nonprofit research organization
- Registered apprenticeship standards already in place for water/wastewater occupations
- Track record of measurable trainee placements into utility jobs
- Experience with federal or state workforce grants as a partner (not required)
- Geographic focus you can host (city/region) and approximate annual trainee capacity
Benefits
Comp & perks- contribute to workforce intelligence reports and publications
- participate in applied workforce research initiatives
- gain exposure to operational workforce planning systems and labor market analysis
- contribute to workforce intelligence methodologies and frameworks
- build portfolio-quality workforce intelligence projects
- collaborate on workforce intelligence dashboards and operational labor analysis
- participate in workforce intelligence discussions with industry operators and advisors
- expanded research collaborations
- advisory initiatives
- future grant-supported projects
- workforce intelligence publications and presentations