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World Soil Day (WSD) is held annually on 5 December as a means to focus attention on the importance of healthy soil and to advocate for the sustainable management of soil resources.
The Western Canada Onsite Wastewater Management Association provides an excellent industry training program for Onsite Wastewater Professionals throughout Western Canada through its Saskatchewan chapter, the Saskatchewan Onsite Wastewater Management Association. This training is recognized in the Western Provinces through the New West Partnership Agreement (formerly TILMA). It is also recognized federally through the Agreement on Internal Trade. This training program has been found to meet or exceed the requirements of the Agreement on Internal Trade and the Trade, Investment and Labour Mobility Agreement.
Space in the training sessions is limited and is allotted on a first come, first served basis. Upon receipt of the completed form and payment for training, your course supplies will be sent to you for review prior to training. A minimum class of fifteen paid participants is required in order for the class to take place.
The Onsite Wastewater Practitioner Training Program is a ten-day course, including a site and soils day. You must complete all ten days of training successfully in order to receive certification.
The next available training session dates are:
January 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28, February 3, & 4, 2023
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Training fees must be received in our office prior to the course date.
If you have questions, or to register, please contact Lesley at 780.489.7471 or 1.877.489.7471
SEPTIC-CON is the Western United States largest tradeshow and conference for the On-Site Septic Construction, Installation, Operations & Maintenance, Pumper and Design industries and consumes the entire Greater Tacoma Convention Center for two full days.
The premier event for municipalities, plumbers, portable sanitation professionals, septic contractors, sewer contractors and wastewater professionals. The WWETT Show – Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport – is the only place where wastewater and environmental services industry professionals can gather both online and live in Indianapolis.
It is a date that has been fixed on the calendars of the World Plumbing community since its establishment by the WPC in 2010 and is now a fixture on the calendars of political and social institutions around the globe.
The international plumbing community, as represented by the Council, has a vital role in promoting the link between good quality plumbing, health, environmental sustainability and, increasingly, economic prosperity.
March 11 is marked by celebrations, competitions, seminars, and activities all around the world. People from within and outside the plumbing fraternity come together to learn, share knowledge, build connections and find opportunities to collaborate to improve the quality of, and access to, fresh water and safe sanitation.
There are now hundreds of annual World Plumbing Day events, promoting the link between good plumbing sanitation and human and environmental health.
International Waster Association
Conference on Water & Wastewater Management, with special focus on Developing Countries
The principal focus of the conference will be around the infrastructure and systems required to provide good quality water in quantity and wastewater management in the most sustainable manner, with special interest for developing countries.
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