What does a water treatment process controller do?

A Water Treatment Process Controller is responsible for monitoring, operating, and controlling equipment and processes that purify and distribute water for public consumption. They ensure that water quality meets regulatory standards by conducting regular tests, recording data, and making necessary adjustments to the treatment process. Their duties may also include troubleshooting mechanical issues, maintaining equipment, and responding to system alarms or emergencies. This role is vital for ensuring safe and reliable water supplies to communities and industries.