Water Operator Certification and Facility Management System

Overview

The Operator Certification and Facility Management System (OPCERT) is a roles-based web application that allows for the management of the entire operator certificate issuance process, including training and facility management. 

This system manages the licensing and certification, renewal, training, testing, and facility compliance for water operators and facilities. It tracks all requirements for multiple licenses and their renewal process. The Operator Certification and Facility Management System makes processes more efficient with streamlined workflows, provides operators and facilities with the information they need, and allows Operator Certification programs to go paperless by electronically submitting data.

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System Components
  • Operator Profile
  • Training Management
  • Exam Management
  • Facility Management
  • Facility Compliance
  • Certificate Issuance and Renewals
  • Certificate Generation
  • Payment Processing
  • Document Library
  • Task Based Dashboards
  • Workflows
  • Rules
  • Validation
  • Interfaces
  • Notification Generation
  • Reporting
  • Forms/Data Entry
  • Search
  • System and User Administration
  • Ability to Connect with State Single Sign On and Active Directory

Requirements

The system is designed to:

  • Provide efficient reporting
  • Detect data entry errors
  • Ensure accuracy

Technologies Used

  • Microsoft Azure
  • .NET Framework 
  • Microsoft SQL Server

System Integration Option

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