A total of 144 examinees passed the
Sanitary Engineer Licensure Examination given in August 2019, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announced Tuesday.
At the heart of the effort was a physician who partnered with
sanitary engineer George W.
Meetings of the city's
sanitary engineer, public works director, finance director, and their staffs concluded that the revenues would most appropriately be raised through an increase in use fees and hookup costs.
Chemists in Britain and the United States devised a laboratory test to measure this effect over a five-day period, leading to the standard measurement of "BO[D.sub.5]." (24) This measurement was subsequently incorporated into a general theory of stream self-purification by the American biochemist Earle Phelps and
sanitary engineer H.
In 1951, 22 young physicians and one
sanitary engineer signed on as EIS Officers at CDC, where they received several weeks of instruction in epidemiology, biostatistics, and public health administration and then served for 2 years as field epidemiologists, either at CDC or in state health departments.
Take Betz' accounts of Hans Schroter, a civil and
sanitary engineer employed by the German government.
"An awful lot of people are spending money to remove things from their water that aren't there," says George Stasko, a senior
sanitary engineer with the state of New York.