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Gregory T. Kidd, CET
NEWWTA Founder and Training Director Greg is an Alfred E. Peloquin recipient, recognized for "significant contributions to the wastewater field" by the New England Water Environment Association. Over the past 21 years, Greg has had the pleasure of providing operator and management training for wastewater and water facilities throughout the Northeast, from Caribou, Maine to Wards Island, New York. He has written numerous safety plans most recently for Kittery WTD and Boothbay Region WTD. Furthermore, Greg has conducted Permit Required Confined Space audits, laboratory audits and training needs analysis. In 1992, the Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, Massachusetts contracted Greg to write WWT Operator SOP's for the Massachusetts Resources Authority's 1.27 billion gallon/day facility, Deer Island WPCF. Greg has since had the distinction of serving as a contributing writer to the 1998 edition of TR-16 Guides for the Design of Wastewater Treatment Works. Greg is a licensed wastewater systems operator in both Maine & Massachusetts and a licensed water systems operator in Maine. He has completed OSHA's 40 hour General Industry course at Keene State College. Greg holds a New England Water Environment Association certification for both a Laboratory Analyst and Collection Systems Operator. Greg is serving his second term as a member of the Maine Board of Licensure of Water Systems Operator as the Educator Representative. He is also serving as the Chairperson of the Maine Wastewater Control Association's Personnel Advancement Committee.
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