Cultural Inheritance Inspection Permits

WCOWMA-BC hosted a one-hour webinar on April 8th on archeological inspections prior to excavation. This session, delivered by Raini Bevilacqua, Archeologist and Project Manager for the K’omoks First Nation, provided information to ROWPs on the processes for applying for Cultural Inheritance Inspection Permits, carrying out inspections, areas of concern, and mitigation measures.

We had eighteen people take advantage of this great learning opportunity, which satisfied one hour of the Indigenous Learning requirement set out by ASTTBC.

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Training

WCOWMA-BC provides excellent training opportunities for those working in the onsite wastewater industry, whether already engaged in the industry or planning to enter it. The Onsite Wastewater Practitioner Training Program provides a solid base for those wishing to work as Planners and/or Installers.

This program is recognized in the Western Provinces through the New West Partnership (formerly TILMA) and federally through the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA).

Additional field and classroom training sessions are available for continuing education purposes. For information on upcoming training opportunities, contact the WCOWMA-BC office.