Certification Process
To become certified at the level of the exam just passed, the intern must continue to work in a publicly-owned, permitted facility for the length of time listed in ADEM's Chapter 335 Division 10 regulations (335-10-1).
How To Become Certified
To become an Alabama-Certified Water or Wastewater System Operator, an applicant must
Alabama Environmental Permitting and Compliance System (AEPACS) - NPDES/SID/UIC Programs
Purpose
This webpage is intended to provide information directed at AEPACS users responsible for sites regulated under the NPDES, State Indirect Discharge (SID), or Underground Injection Control (UIC) Programs.
What is AEPACS?
Frequently Asked Questions
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management has produced a list of "Frequently Asked Question or Concerns" and ADEM Responses. The responses identify the appropriate Agencies/Authorities with responsibility for specific concerns. If you have comments or other questions please do not hesitate to click on the "Feedback" Link and provide us with your question or comment.
Permitting and Registration
Land Division issues permits for hazardous waste and solid waste facilities, processors of scrap tires and medical waste, and transporters of hazardous waste/used oil and medical waste. These permit types are: