This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices involved in the design, construction, and maintenance of intake and groundwater wells.

This course will provide an overview of the various controls and instruments used in a water treatment plant. Topics covered include process control, instrumentation, control valves, level sensors, flow meters, and pressure sensors. The course will also cover the installation, operation, and maintenance of these systems. By the end of the course, participants will have a solid understanding of the controls and instruments used in water treatment plants and their role in ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the plant.

The Basic Applied Math for Water Treatment Operators course is designed to equip water treatment professionals with essential mathematical skills required for efficient and accurate operation of water treatment systems. This course focuses on providing participants with a strong foundation in practical math applications relevant to the field of water treatment.

This course focuses on the importance of accurate record keeping and regular preventative maintenance for a water treatment plant. Participants will learn the importance of proper documentation and monitoring of equipment performance to ensure the plant operates efficiently and effectively. The course covers topics such as developing a maintenance schedule, documenting equipment inspections, and tracking equipment repairs and replacements. Emphasis is placed on the role of preventative maintenance in reducing downtime and ensuring the longevity of equipment. This course is ideal for operators and technicians working in the water treatment industry.

This course provides an in-depth understanding of the various systems and components used in water treatment plants to control and monitor water quality. The course covers topics such as pumps, valves, sensors, control panels, SCADA systems, and their application in water treatment processes. Participants will learn about the design, operation, and maintenance of these systems, including troubleshooting and repair techniques. The course is designed for plant operators, technicians, and engineers who work in the water treatment industry and want to improve their knowledge of controls and equipment.

The "Water Treatment Class 1 Preparatory Course" is designed for individuals seeking to become certified Class 1 Water Treatment Operators in Ontario. This course provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamental principles of water treatment, including: source water, treatment processes, equipment operation and maintenance, water chemistry, and regulations. Participants will gain a solid understanding of the various treatment technologies and methods used in the industry, as well as the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively operate and maintain a water treatment plant. Upon completion, individuals will be well-prepared to take the Class 1 certification exam and pursue a career in the water treatment field.

This course will cover the essential concepts and practices of chemical and bacteriological testing in a water treatment plant. Students will learn about the various methods of testing and analysis, including pH measurement, chemical dosing, chlorine residual analysis, and bacterial testing. The course will also introduce students to the equipment and instruments used in these tests and the proper techniques for conducting them accurately and efficiently. By the end of the course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of the importance of water testing and analysis in ensuring safe and clean drinking water.

This course provides an overview of the fundamental principles of electrical theory and its practical applications in a water treatment setting. Topics covered include electrical safety, electrical circuits, electrical measurements, and electrical components such as resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Participants will learn how to read and interpret electrical schematics and wiring diagrams, and how to troubleshoot electrical problems. The course is designed for individuals with little to no prior knowledge of electricity, and will equip them with the skills needed to safely and effectively maintain and repair electrical equipment in a water treatment plant.

This course covers the basics of setting up and maintaining an effective maintenance management system.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the operation and maintenance of fire hydrants. Topics covered include proper installation and placement, routine inspection and maintenance procedures, troubleshooting and repair techniques, and guidelines for testing and certification. The course is designed for firefighters, municipal water department employees, and anyone responsible for the proper functioning of fire hydrants. Upon completion, participants will have a thorough understanding of fire hydrant systems and the skills needed to ensure their optimal performance.

This course focuses on the identification and repair of water main breaks. Participants will learn about the causes of water main breaks, as well as the equipment and techniques used for locating, repairing and maintaining water mains. Topics covered include site assessment, excavation methods, pipe installation and repair, and safety precautions. The course is designed for water department employees, plumbers, and other professionals who work with water main systems. Upon completion, participants will have a solid understanding of water main breaks and the skills to respond quickly and effectively to such incidents.

This course covers the development and implementation of standard operating procedures (SOPs), flow charting and logbooks for a water treatment plant. Participants will learn about the importance of SOPs, flow charting, and logbooks as tools for improving efficiency, reducing errors, and maintaining compliance. Topics covered include best practices for creating clear and concise SOPs, creating flow charts to visualize process flow, and using logbooks to track maintenance, inspection, and operational data. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, supervisors, and managers who are responsible for ensuring the safe and effective operation of the facility. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to develop effective SOPs, flow charts and logbooks that support a high-performing water treatment plant.

This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of conventional water treatment. Topics covered include the sources of water, water quality parameters, coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, disinfection, and residual management. The course also covers the principles of treatment plant operations and the role of each unit process. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, engineers, and other professionals who work with water treatment processes. Upon completion, participants will have a basic understanding of the science and technology behind conventional water treatment and the skills to operate and maintain a conventional water treatment plant.

This course focuses on the preparation and response to emergencies in First Nation water distribution systems. Topics covered include the common causes of emergencies, emergency response planning, communication strategies, and techniques for isolating and repairing water mains. The course also covers best practices for protecting public health and minimizing damage to the environment during emergency situations. The course is designed for First Nation water distribution system operators, supervisors, and managers who are responsible for ensuring the safe and reliable delivery of water to communities. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to respond effectively to emergencies in their water distribution systems.

This course provides an overview of emergency response planning for First Nation water operators. Topics covered include the development of an emergency response plan, incident command systems, risk assessment, and communication strategies. Participants will learn about the types of emergencies that may occur in water systems, such as water main breaks, chemical spills, and natural disasters. The course also covers best practices for protecting public health and minimizing damage to the environment during emergency situations. The course is designed for First Nation water system operators, supervisors, and managers who are responsible for ensuring the safe and reliable delivery of water to their communities. Upon completion, participants will have the skills and knowledge to develop and implement an effective emergency response plan.

This course provides an overview of membrane filtration for water treatment. Topics covered include the different types of membrane filtration systems, membrane performance and fouling, cleaning and maintenance procedures, and system design and optimization. Participants will learn about the principles of membrane filtration and how it can be used to remove various contaminants from water, such as bacteria, viruses, and particles. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, engineers, and other professionals who work with membrane filtration processes. Upon completion, participants will have a basic understanding of the science and technology behind membrane filtration and the skills to operate and maintain a membrane filtration system.

This course provides preparation for the Class 1 Water Distribution exam in Ontario. Topics covered include water treatment processes, water distribution systems, hydraulic principles, pumps and pumping systems, storage facilities, water meters and billing, and regulations and standards. The course is designed for individuals seeking to obtain a Class 1 Water Distribution certificate in Ontario, including water distribution system operators, supervisors, and managers. Upon completion, participants will have a thorough understanding of the content covered in the Class 1 Water Distribution exam and the skills to succeed on the test.

This course focuses on the maintenance of drinking water cisterns for water treatment plants. Topics covered include the proper design and construction of cisterns, routine inspection and maintenance procedures, cleaning and disinfection, and leak detection and repair. Participants will learn about the importance of maintaining the quality and reliability of drinking water stored in cisterns, as well as best practices for ensuring the long-term performance of cistern systems. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, supervisors, and other professionals who work with drinking water cisterns. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to maintain drinking water cisterns, ensuring the safe and reliable delivery of water to communities.

This course provides an overview of trucked water delivery to First Nations communities. Topics covered include the planning, management, and operation of trucked water delivery systems, the requirements for water quality and treatment, and the regulations and standards for trucked water delivery. Participants will learn about the best practices for ensuring the safe and reliable delivery of water to First Nations communities, including water testing, sampling, and documentation procedures. The course is designed for First Nations water system operators, supervisors, and managers who are responsible for trucked water delivery systems. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to plan, manage, and operate trucked water delivery systems, ensuring the safe and reliable delivery of water to their communities.

This course focuses on the operation and maintenance of pumps and motors in water treatment plants. Topics covered include pump and motor types, selection and sizing, installation, start-up and commissioning, and routine maintenance procedures. Participants will learn about the principles of pumping and motor operation, as well as best practices for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of pumps and motors. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, supervisors, and other professionals who work with pumps and motors. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to operate and maintain pumps and motors, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of water in water treatment plants.

This course focuses on the operation and maintenance of filters in water treatment plants. Topics covered include filter types, selection and sizing, installation, start-up and commissioning, and routine maintenance procedures. Participants will learn about the principles of filtration and the factors that impact filter performance, as well as best practices for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of filters. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, supervisors, and other professionals who work with filters. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to operate and maintain filters, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of water in water treatment plants.

The Drinking Water Monitoring and Regulations course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the essential practices, principles, and regulations involved in monitoring and maintaining safe and clean drinking water. This course equips attendees with the knowledge and tools needed to ensure compliance with regulations, assess water quality, and implement effective monitoring programs.

This course focuses on the interpretation of engineering plans and drawings for water treatment plants. Topics covered include reading and understanding typical plan symbols and notations, interpreting plans for construction, operation, and maintenance of water treatment plants, and understanding hydraulic diagrams. Participants will learn about the importance of accurate plan reading and the impact it has on the efficient operation of water treatment plants. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, supervisors, and other professionals who work with plans and drawings in their day-to-day operations. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to read and interpret plans and drawings for water treatment plants, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of water.

This course focuses on the operation and maintenance of disinfection systems in water treatment plants. Topics covered include different types of disinfection systems, design considerations, start-up and commissioning procedures, and routine maintenance procedures. Participants will learn about the principles of disinfection and the factors that impact disinfection effectiveness, as well as best practices for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of disinfection systems. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, supervisors, and other professionals who work with disinfection systems. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to operate and maintain disinfection systems, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of water in water treatment plants.

This course focuses on the operation and maintenance of coagulation and chemical feed systems in water treatment plants. Topics covered include coagulation and chemical feed processes, design considerations, start-up and commissioning procedures, and routine maintenance procedures. Participants will learn about the principles of coagulation and chemical feed, and the factors that impact their effectiveness, as well as best practices for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of coagulation and chemical feed systems. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, supervisors, and other professionals who work with coagulation and chemical feed systems. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to operate and maintain coagulation and chemical feed systems, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of water in water treatment plants.

This course focuses on the design, installation, operation, and maintenance of groundwater wells in water treatment plants. Topics covered include well site selection, drilling methods, well completion and development, pump selection and installation, and routine maintenance procedures. Participants will learn about the principles of groundwater hydrology and the factors that impact well performance, as well as best practices for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of groundwater wells. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, supervisors, and other professionals who work with groundwater wells. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to operate and maintain groundwater wells, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of water in water treatment plants.

The Plant Heating System course is a comprehensive program designed to provide water treatment operators with specialized knowledge and skills in managing heating systems within water treatment facilities. This course is tailored to meet the needs of water treatment professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in ensuring efficient, safe, and reliable heating systems operation.

This course is designed to prepare water treatment plant operators for the Operator-in-Training (OIT) certification examination in Ontario. Topics covered include water treatment processes, water distribution systems, chemical feed systems, laboratory procedures, and regulatory compliance. Participants will learn about the principles of water treatment, the operation of equipment and systems, and the practical skills required to successfully pass the OIT certification examination. The course is designed for individuals who are seeking to become certified water treatment plant operators and meet the requirements for the OIT certification in Ontario. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills necessary to pass the OIT certification examination and become certified water treatment plant operators in Ontario.

This course focuses on the operation and maintenance of valves in water treatment plants. Topics covered include types of valves, proper selection, installation, and commissioning procedures, routine maintenance procedures, and troubleshooting. Participants will learn about the principles of valve function and the factors that impact valve performance, as well as best practices for ensuring the safe and reliable operation of valves. The course is designed for water treatment plant operators, supervisors, and other professionals who work with valves. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to operate and maintain valves, ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of water in water treatment plants.

This course focuses on best practices for the management, operation, and maintenance of small drinking water systems. Topics covered include water source selection and protection, treatment processes, distribution system design and operation, system management and maintenance, and regulatory compliance. Participants will learn about the latest technologies and techniques for ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of drinking water, and will gain an understanding of the unique challenges facing small drinking water systems. The course is designed for operators, supervisors, and other professionals who work with small drinking water systems. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to implement best practices in the management, operation, and maintenance of small drinking water systems, ensuring the delivery of safe and reliable drinking water.

This course focuses on the management of safe drinking water systems in First Nation communities. Topics covered include water source selection and protection, treatment processes, distribution system design and operation, system management and maintenance, and regulatory compliance. Participants will learn about the unique challenges facing First Nation communities in delivering safe drinking water, and will gain an understanding of best practices for ensuring the safe and efficient delivery of drinking water in these communities. The course is designed for operators, supervisors, and other professionals who work with drinking water systems in First Nation communities. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and skills to implement best practices in the management of safe drinking water systems in First Nation communities, ensuring the delivery of safe and reliable drinking water.

The Confined Space Awareness course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the risks, regulations, and safety protocols associated with working in confined spaces. This course equips attendees with the knowledge necessary to recognize potential hazards, implement preventive measures, and respond effectively to emergencies within confined spaces.