Date: Tuesday October 21, 2014 Location: BCIT, 3700 Willingdon Avenue, Burnaby, BC. Cost: $160 BCWWA/CCC members  |  $220 non-members The BC Water & Waste Association (BCWWA) is pleased to host a professional development, knowledge-sharing and networking event – specially designed for Cross Connection Control (CCC) Inspectors, but also relevant for CCC Testers. Inspectors will gain: […]

WCOWMA-BC is hosting a two-day continuing education opportunity in Barriere, BC on October 3 & 4. The goal of this two day event is to provide both practical and technical information to the trainees. The site at Barriere offers a unique opportunity to view a variety of soils and their parent materials, while allowing the

The next training session for the Onsite Wastewater Practitioner Training Level I will take place in Kelowna on October 15, 16 & 17, 2014 followed by October 28, 29 & 30, 2014.  

Site and Soils Evaluation Field Days will be held for those interested in learning more about performing detailed site visits and designing systems for difficult situations and soils.  This training workshop will provide information on assessing soil structure and texture, assessing site conditions and constraints, logging information and applying that knowledge to the design of

The BC Water & Waste Association is pleased to introduce its first Prince George Operator Training School. A week-long training school will take place this fall in Prince George, BC, with courses for water and wastewater system operators. Complete information can be found in this downloadable PDF. Register online or mail a completed registration form.

The Regional District of Nanaimo is holding a series of workshops throughout the Nanaimo area. Topics include: Septic systems and how they work Septic system maintenance Provincial regulations Participants will go home with a free SepticSmart Kit. The RDN will also discuss the new Septic Maintenance Rebate Program. More information can be found on their

WCOWMA-BC is thrilled to announce the first session of a Maintenance Provider Program, taking place this September. This training is conducted over a period of five days. The session will incorporate classroom as well as field and hands on experience opportunities. The training will focus the operation and maintenance required for conventional systems including trenches,

The Capital Regional District offers free workshops to residents on how to properly care for your residential septic system. Proper maintenance has a significant impact on how well your system works and how long it lasts. Your home is one of your most important investments. Taking care of your septic system is like an insurance

Kelowna, BC Days 1 – 3, October 15, 16 & 17, 2014 Days 4 – 6, October 28, 29 & 30, 2014 Register now.