Get NAWT inspector certification and a national registry listing for onsite wastewater/septic inspections
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Steps
Complete or demonstrate competence in an onsite sewage treatment systems fundamentals course (terminology, tanks, treatment, construction) as a prerequisite
Take the NAWT inspection training course, covering standardized inspections for title-transfer, O&M, and regulatory-compliance purposes
Pass the course exam to receive the NAWT Certificate of Completion
Get listed on NAWT's national registry of inspectors for a 2-year period
Complete 8 hours of continuing education every 2 years plus pay the annual credential maintenance fee to remain listed
Known gotchas
The registry listing lapses after 2 years without renewal/CE - a directory search may still show an expired-but-listed inspector if not checked carefully
NAWT certification is a private industry credential, not a state license; some states separately require their own onsite inspector certification (e.g., MN SSTS) in addition to or instead of NAWT
NAWT's training/registration system also gates other resources (Pumping Code of Practice, hydraulic load test procedure) behind the same member portal
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