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Credentials that raise your pay

  • Registered environmental health specialist

    The standard credential for health department work, from the National Environmental Health Association.

  • Professional geologist license

    Required in most states to sign geological reports. Needs a degree, experience and an exam.

  • Hazardous waste operations training

    A 40-hour federal safety course with a yearly refresher. Required before you can set foot on a cleanup site.

  • Mapping software

    Geographic information systems (GIS) skills are the fastest way to become the person everyone needs.

  • Certified hazardous materials manager

    An experience-plus-exam credential that moves you toward managing cleanups rather than sampling them.