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Training

The MWWA is currently using varied Training Providers to provide virtual training to MB operators. It is important that you attend all sessions listed for each training event. Failure to do so will mean that we cannot provide credit for your participation.  Some of the course offerings include an exam at the conclusion of the training. You must complete the exam to be eligible for credit. 

We are hoping that we will be able to provide in class training in the fall.  Please ensure that you read the course description to determine whether the event is virtual or in-person training. 

Self-paced online and correspondence based learning is available for purchase through the MWWA Store. More offerings will be added this fall. 

Upcoming Workshops

    • 21 Jul 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Delta Hotel Winnipeg, Delta Hotels Winnipeg, 350 St Mary Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3C 3J2
    • 27
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    In-person Training

    July 21, 2026

    9:00 am to 4:00 pm

    Location:  Delta Hotel Winnipeg 350 St Mary Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3C 3J2

    CEU Credits:TBD

    Learning Objectives

    Gain the knowledge to confidently operate and maintain vertical turbine pumps. This training covers pump operation, key components, materials, performance curves, industry standards, and practical troubleshooting.

    Ideal for operators, maintenance staff, and supervisors, this course helps improve efficiency, reduce downtime, and extend equipment life.

    Agenda

    • Purpose and operation of vertical pumps
    • Identify the primary components and materials of construction
    • Define manufacturers standard construction
    • Understanding the vertical turbine curves (will include catalog review)
    • Testing standards
    • Troubleshooting common issues

    Instructor:  David Stover, Xylem

    David Stover is an accomplished sales, market development, and technical training professional with more than two decades of experience in the industrial pump and water technology industries. He currently serves as Technical Training Manager for Xylem, where he leads technical and product training initiatives across North America, supporting product launches and educating sales, operations, and service teams on industrial market solutions.

    Throughout his career, David has built a reputation for combining deep technical knowledge with strong leadership, training, and business development skills, helping organizations grow market presence while developing the expertise of sales and service professionals across North America.


    Lunch, refreshments and course materials are included in the registration costs. 

    • 28 Jul 2026
    • 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
    • 405 McLean Ave. Selkirk, MB
    • 2
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    In Person On Site - Instructor Led

    This course will be presented by Deblo and the City of Selkirk

    July 28, 2026  8:00 am – 6:00 pm. (CDT)

    CEU Credits: 0.7

    Elevate your skills and gain real-world experience along with MWWA and Deblo with this comprehensive Valve, and Hydrant Installation Course. Designed for both new and experienced professionals in the water utility field, this course provides practical, job-ready knowledge aligned with AWWA standards and industry best practices.  Arrive at 8:00 at 405 McLean Ave. Selkirk WTP for Safety meeting then we will walk over to the dig site.  Lunch will be served on site.  

    What You’ll Learn:

    • Pipe Installation & Measurement
      Develop precision skills using tape measures and cutting techniques to ensure accurate, efficient pipe installation.

    • Valve & Hydrant Installation
      Get hands-on experience installing hydrants within municipal distribution systems.

    • Materials & Components
      Explore various pipe materials, coupling types, and mechanical restraint systems used in today’s infrastructure.

    • Water Main Disinfection & Flushing
      Learn proper chlorine disinfection procedures and safe flushing techniques to maintain water quality.

    • Regulatory Compliance
      Understand key regulatory requirements and operational standards for municipal water systems.

    • New Technology
      Learn about leak detection technology that can be installed on hydrants today.


    Why Choose This Training?

    • Practical, field-based instruction
    • Industry-standard tools and techniques
    • Aligned with AWWA guidelines
    • Ideal for utility workers, contractors, and public works staff

    Required PPE:

    • Hardhat
    • Steel toe boots
    • High vis clothing

    Build confidence. Gain expertise. Advance your career in water utilities.

    0.7 CEU's for this course

    • 27 Aug 2026
    • 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Neepawa Public Library, 280 Davidson St, Neepawa, MB R0J 1H0
    • 43
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    In-person Training

    August 27, 2026 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

    Location: Neepawa Public Library, 280 Davidson St, Neepawa, MB R0J 1H0, and  124 Gill Drive Neepawa, MB

    CEU Credits: 0.6

    Learning Objectives

    This course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of watermain service line tapping and fittings. It covers the operation and proper function of both small and large drilling and tapping machines, including hands-on experience conducting live taps on PVC C900 pipe for service sizes ranging from ¾” to 2”. Participants will learn about various types of service brass fittings, adaptors, and valves, along with their correct applications and maintenance requirements. The course also emphasizes safe setup and operation of larger diameter equipment, as well as best practices for installing service lines, service boxes, and service saddles in accordance with AWWA and Uni-Bell recommendations. In addition, it provides an overview of the industry transition from leaded to low-lead brass and the relevant AWWA C800 standards governing service brass materials.

    Agenda
    • Connection Types
    • Couplings, adaptors and service saddles
    • Drilling and Taping Machines Best Practices
    • Safe Applications and Best Practices of Taping
    • Each participant will conduct a direct tap using B-101 machine in a team setting. 
    • Each participant will drill through a service saddle to install ¾” service.

    Instructor:  Jordan Webb, Mueller Canada

    Jordan Webb is the Territory Manager for Mueller in the Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Northwestern Ontario regions. In his position with Mueller, he is constantly being trained on the latest procedures for product installation, maintenance, and safety. Currently he is a member of the SWWA, MWWA and NWOWWC associations and has conducted multiple training sessions with each. He brings with him 15 years of training experience.

    All participants are required to have proper PPE for working on a hydrant.

    • Steel toed footwear
    • gloves

    Be prepared to install a 3/4" service saddle as part of the training. 

    Lunch, refreshments and course materials are included in the registration costs. 


    • 01 Sep 2026
    • 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • 545 Conservation Dr, Brandon, MB
    • 43
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    In-person Training

    September 1, 2026 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

    Location:  545 Conservation Dr, Brandon, MB - River Bank Discovery Center

    CEU Credits: 0.6

    Learning Objectives

    This course will go over AWWA gate valves design, operation, maintenance and troubleshooting. We will also introduce the three types of hydrant designs and show the common makes, models and parts of hydrants in western Canada to help identify what may be in a distribution system already. Then we will focus on establishing a proper hydrant and valve maintenance program.

    Agenda

    • Proper Valve box Installation
    • AWWA Gate Valve Design, Operation and Maintenance
    • AWWA Fire Hydrant Design, Operation and Maintenance
    • Establishing a proper maintenance program and Workshop instructions
    • Workshop in the field working on hydrants, taking them apart, discussing the repairs needed and reassembling the hydrants.  Each hydrant will be operated upon completion

    Instructor:  Jordan Webb, Mueller Canada

    Jordan Webb is the Territory Manager for Mueller in the Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Northwestern Ontario regions. In his position with Mueller, he is constantly being trained on the latest procedures for product installation, maintenance, and safety. Currently he is a member of the SWWA, MWWA and NWOWWC associations and has conducted multiple training sessions with each. He brings with him 15 years of training experience.

    All participants are required to have proper PPE for working on a hydrant.

    • Hard Hat
    • Steel toed footwear
    • High vis vest, shirt or jacket
    • gloves are recommended

    Be prepared to tear down and reassemble hydrants and valves as part of the training. 

    Lunch, refreshments and course materials are included in the registration costs. 


    • 03 Sep 2026
    • 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
    • 477 Main St. Steinbach, MB
    • 43
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    In-person Training

    September 3, 2026 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

    Location:  477 Main Street Steinbach, MB - Steinbach Fire Hall

    CEU Credits: 0.6

    Learning Objectives

    This course will go over AWWA gate valves design, operation, maintenance and troubleshooting. We will also introduce the three types of hydrant designs and show the common makes, models and parts of hydrants in western Canada to help identify what may be in a distribution system already. Then we will focus on establishing a proper hydrant and valve maintenance program.

    Agenda

    • Proper Valve box Installation
    • AWWA Gate Valve Design, Operation and Maintenance
    • AWWA Fire Hydrant Design, Operation and Maintenance
    • Establishing a proper maintenance program and Workshop instructions
    • Workshop in the field working on hydrants, taking them apart, discussing the repairs needed and reassembling the hydrants.  Each hydrant will be operated upon completion

    Instructor:  Jordan Webb, Mueller Canada

    Jordan Webb is the Territory Manager for Mueller in the Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Northwestern Ontario regions. In his position with Mueller, he is constantly being trained on the latest procedures for product installation, maintenance, and safety. Currently he is a member of the SWWA, MWWA and NWOWWC associations and has conducted multiple training sessions with each. He brings with him 15 years of training experience.

    All participants are required to have proper PPE for working on a hydrant.

    • Hard Hat
    • Steel toed footwear
    • High vis vest, shirt or jacket
    • gloves are recommended

    Be prepared to tear down and reassemble hydrants and valves as part of the training. 

    Lunch, refreshments and course materials are included in the registration costs. 


    • 01 Oct 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
    • Virtual Classroom
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    Virtual Classroom

    This course will be presented by our training partner BCWWA

    November 20, 2025 10:00 am – 6:00 pm. (CST)

    CEU Credits: 0.6

    Class Format

    Virtual classes are offered in real time with a live instructor. When you are part of a virtual class, your instructor is able to provide the interactive classroom experience from your own computer. You can participate in discussions, test your knowledge and ask questions, just like in a regular classroom. These classes run similarly to a live class and are a great option for those people interested in completing their training in a typical timeframe.

    Learning Objectives 

    After completing this course, you will be able to:

    • Detail the differences between various lift station types and configurations
    • Perform regular maintenance and repairs to lift station equipment and appurtenances
    • Understand the operation and nuances of level controls
    • Recognize and respond to common lift station failures.

    Who Should Attend 

    You should take this course if you:

    • operators responsible for maintenance of wastewater collection systems;
    • operators responsible for pump stations and related infrastructure;
    • supervisors & Managers of wastewater collection systems

    All attendees must have their own computer with audio and video capabilities to participate. 

    Contact the MWWA office for any questions related to registration for this event.

    • 02 Oct 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
    • Virtual Classroom
    Register

    VIrtual Classroom - Instructor led

    This course will be presented by our training partner BCWWA

    October 2, 2026  10:00 am – 6:00 pm. (CDT)

    CEU Credits: 0.6

    Class Format

    Virtual classes are offered in real time with a live instructor. When you are part of a virtual class, your instructor is able to provide the interactive classroom experience from your own computer. You can participate in discussions, test your knowledge and ask questions, just like in a regular classroom. These classes run similarly to a live class and are a great option for those people interested in completing their training in a typical timeframe.

    Learning Objectives 

    After completing this course, you will be able to: 

    • Understand how leaks are initiated and propagated.
    • Understand leak detection theory, equipment and application.
    • Quantify “real loss” and the amount of leakage.
    • Understand how to manage water loss and leak detection.

    Who Should Attend 

    You should take this course if you:

    • Operate, maintain, manage, or test the water in a water treatment or water distribution system;

    All attendees must have their own computer with audio and video capabilities to participate. 

    Contact the MWWA office for any questions related to registration for this event.

    • 05 Oct 2026
    • 10:00 AM
    • 09 Oct 2026
    • 6:00 PM
    • Virtual Training
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    Virtual Classroom

    This course will be presented by our training partner BCWWA

    October 5 - 9, 2026 (5 Days) 10:00 am – 6:00 pm Daily (CDT) 

    CEU Credits: 3.0

    Class Format

    Virtual classes are offered in real time with a live instructor. When you are part of a virtual class, your instructor is able to provide the interactive classroom experience from your own computer. You can participate in discussions, test your knowledge and ask questions, just like in a regular classroom. These classes run similarly to a live class and are a great option for those people interested in completing their training in a typical timeframe.

    Learning Objectives 

    Teaches Project Management skills required in the water sector.

    After completing this course, you will be able to: 

    • Successfully deliver projects.
    • Effectively lead your team and engage stakeholders.
    • Manage priorities and stress.
    • Perform a post-project evaluation and analysis.

    Who Should Attend 

    You should take this course if you:

      • Were recently promoted into a supervisory or management role;
      • Are interested in pursuing a supervisory or management role in the future;
      • Want to "brush-up" your management skills or take them to the next level; or
      • Require continuing education units (CEUs) to maintain your Operator Certification.

      Pre-Course Needs (Important)

      To ensure a productive learning experience, please adhere to the following requirements before attending the course:

      1. Software Requirements: Microsoft Office must be installed on your desktop or laptop prior to the course. Please note that iPads, tablets, iPhones, and smartphones are not fully compatible and should not be used.

      2. Internet Connectivity: Ensure you have a stable internet connection.

      3. Software Proficiency: A basic understanding of Microsoft PowerPoint is advised.

      4. File Sharing Tools: Access to a file-sharing tool such as Google Drive, Dropbox, or a similar platform is necessary.

            All attendees must have their own computer with audio and video capabilities to participate. 

            Contact the MWWA office for any questions related to registration for this event.

            • 13 Oct 2026
            • 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
            • Virtual Training
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             Virtual Classroom - Instructor Led

            This course will be presented by our training partner BCWWA

            October 13, 2026  10:00 am – 6:00 pm. (CDT)

            CEU Credits: 0.6

            Class Format

            Virtual classes are offered in real time with a live instructor. When you are part of a virtual class, your instructor is able to provide the interactive classroom experience from your own computer. You can participate in discussions, test your knowledge and ask questions, just like in a regular classroom. These classes run similarly to a live class and are a great option for those people interested in completing their training in a typical timeframe.

            Learning Objectives 

            After completing this course, you will be able to: 

            • Define those conditions that reflect efficiently run systems
            • Define Hazards-Identifying approved methods, devices and assemblies-Administration of a Cross Connection Program-
            • Ensure water quality after interruption of service
            • Understand unidirectional flushing as measure of system integrity and;
            • Apply logistical processes, safe dig practices, preventing damage ensuring sanitary conditions during construction, pipe handling.

            Who Should Attend 

            You should take this course if you:

            • Water system operators engaged in operation and maintenance from large or small distribution systems.
            • Wanting to understand more, or entering a role where you will be dealing with the safe and reliable distribution of water to the community.

            All attendees must have their own computer with audio and video capabilities to participate. 

            Contact the MWWA office for any questions related to registration for this event.

            • 16 Oct 2026
            • 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
            • Virtual Classroom
            Register

            VIrtual Classroom - Instructor led

            This course will be presented by our training partner BCWWA

            October 16, 2026  10:00 am – 6:00 pm. (CDT)

            CEU Credits: 0.6

            Class Format

            Virtual classes are offered in real time with a live instructor. When you are part of a virtual class, your instructor is able to provide the interactive classroom experience from your own computer. You can participate in discussions, test your knowledge and ask questions, just like in a regular classroom. These classes run similarly to a live class and are a great option for those people interested in completing their training in a typical timeframe.

            Learning Objectives 

            After completing this course, you will be able to: 

            • Understand the purpose and benefits of unidirectional flushing, the role of flushing in maintaining water quality, the equipment used, and alternative methods for flushing.
            • Prepare a plan for a unidirectional flushing program that integrates water system maps, financial, staff resource and equipment requirements, scheduling, community notification, evaluation, and computer models.
            • Safely implement and troubleshoot unidirectional flushing procedures.
            • Calculate water flows and velocities.

            Who Should Attend 

            You should take this course if you:

            • Are interested in a career as a water operator;
            • Operate or maintain a water distribution system

            All attendees must have their own computer with audio and video capabilities to participate. 

            Contact the MWWA office for any questions related to registration for this event.

            • 20 Oct 2026
            • 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
            • Virtual Training
            Register

            •  Virtual Classroom - Instructor Led

            This course will be presented by our training partner BCWWA

            October 13, 2026  10:00 am – 6:00 pm. (CDT)

            CEU Credits: 0.6

            Class Format

            Virtual classes are offered in real time with a live instructor. When you are part of a virtual class, your instructor is able to provide the interactive classroom experience from your own computer. You can participate in discussions, test your knowledge and ask questions, just like in a regular classroom. These classes run similarly to a live class and are a great option for those people interested in completing their training in a typical timeframe.

            Learning Objectives 

            After completing this course, you will be able to: 

            • Define those conditions that reflect efficiently run systems
            • Define Hazards-Identifying approved methods, devices and assemblies-Administration of a Cross Connection Program-
            • Ensure water quality after interruption of service
            • Understand unidirectional flushing as measure of system integrity and;
            • Apply logistical processes, safe dig practices, preventing damage ensuring sanitary conditions during construction, pipe handling.

            Who Should Attend 

            You should take this course if you:
            • An operator or supervisor engaged in the maintenance and repair of the distribution system piping network, as well as wastewater pressurized systems; or
            • Requiring continuing education units (CEUs) to maintain your Environmental Operators Certificate Program (EOCP) certification.

            All attendees must have their own computer with audio and video capabilities to participate. 

            Contact the MWWA office for any questions related to registration for this event.

            • 21 Oct 2026
            • 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
            • Virtual Classroom
            Register

            VIrtual Classroom - Instructor led

            This course will be presented by our training partner BCWWA

            October 21, 2026 10:00 am – 6:00 pm. (CDT)

            CEU Credits: 0.6

            Class Format

            Virtual classes are offered in real time with a live instructor. When you are part of a virtual class, your instructor is able to provide the interactive classroom experience from your own computer. You can participate in discussions, test your knowledge and ask questions, just like in a regular classroom. These classes run similarly to a live class and are a great option for those people interested in completing their training in a typical timeframe.

            Learning Objectives 

            After completing this course, you will be able to: 

            • Describe and understand the differences between infiltration and inflow in wastewater collection systems;
            • Recognize sources of Inflow and Infiltration
            • Analyze and determine effective strategies to minimize or eliminate Inflow and Infiltration within a wastewater collection system;
            • Communicate to stakeholders/owners

            Who Should Attend 

            You should take this course if you are:

            • operators responsible for maintenance of wastewater collection systems;
            • operators responsible for pump stations and related infrastructure; 
            • supervisors & Managers of wastewater collection systems.

            All attendees must have their own computer with audio and video capabilities to participate. 

            Contact the MWWA office for any questions related to registration for this event.

            • 03 Nov 2026
            • 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
            • 200 Portage Avenue Unit 1010 Winnipeg, MB
            • 43
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            WATER METER FUNDAMENTALS

            In-person Training

            November 3, 2026 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

            Location: 200 Portage Avenue, Unit 101Winnipeg, MB R3C 3X2 - MEIA Office Boardroom

            CEU Credits: 0.6

            Learning Objectives

            This course will walk you through water meter maintenance 

            Agenda

            • Understanding of basic measuring principal of the following 4 types of water meter
            • Strengths Weaknesses and Application of each meter type
            •  Understanding of difference between Automated Meter Reading (AMR) and Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)
            •   Trouble shooting issues related to high water bills.
            • Meter installation best practices

            Instructor:  Scott Norris

            This water meter training course is presented by Scott Norris, who brings more than 29 years of experience with Neptune Technology Group, a leading provider of water meter solutions for utilities across Canada. Scott began his career with Neptune in the Services division, where he worked as a field technician performing meter reading, large meter installation, repair and field testing, meter replacements, and meter cut-ins. He later moved into project management, where he was responsible for overseeing field technicians, managing homeowner relations, and serving as a liaison with municipal customers. In his current role as Territory Manager, Scott provides technical sales and customer support, helping to ensure Neptune customers receive knowledgeable guidance and effective solutions.


            Lunch, refreshments and course materials are included in the registration costs. 


          Past events

          19 Jun 2026 Ultraviolet Disinfection
          17 Jun 2026 Membrane Basics Webinar
          15 Jun 2026 Wastewater Treatment 3/4 - Virtual Classroom
          12 Jun 2026 Preventing Waterborne Illness
          09 Jun 2026 Watermain Disinfection for the Field Operator
          08 Jun 2026 Wastewater Collection System Odor and Corrosion Control
          03 Jun 2026 Water Loss Management
          01 Jun 2026 Water Distribution 3-4
          26 May 2026 Supervising in a Unionized Enviroment
          25 May 2026 Managing People
          21 May 2026 Water Quality & Sampling - (Water Only)
          14 May 2026 Calculations for Water and Wastewater Operators
          13 Apr 2026 Wastewater Collection 3/4
          30 Mar 2026 Managing Infiltration and Inflow in Wastewater Collection Systems
          23 Mar 2026 Water Treatment 2
          13 Mar 2026 Reservoir Maintenance & Cleaning
          12 Mar 2026 Process Control and SCADA Fundamentals - Virtual Classroom
          22 Feb 2026 2026 Annual Conference - Delegate Registration
          04 Dec 2025 Water Quality & Sampling - Water and Wastewater
          02 Dec 2025 Introduction to Supervisory and Leadership Skills
          01 Dec 2025 Ultraviolet Disinfection
          20 Nov 2025 Lift Stations Operations and Maintenance
          19 Nov 2025 Preventing Waterborne Illness
          18 Nov 2025 Reservoir Maintenance & Cleaning
          14 Nov 2025 Wastewater Collection System Odor and Corrosion Control
          13 Nov 2025 Managing Infiltration and Inflow in Wastewater Collection Systems
          03 Nov 2025 Communication and Financial Skills
          21 Oct 2025 Adverse Water Quality Response
          20 Oct 2025 Project Management Skills
          17 Oct 2025 Pumps and Pumping Hydraulics
          16 Oct 2025 Calculations for Water and Wastewater Operators
          14 Oct 2025 Sewer Line Repair
          14 Oct 2025 Watermain Disinfection for the Field Operator
          14 Oct 2025 Wastewater Problem Solving
          10 Oct 2025 Municipal Plan Reading
          09 Oct 2025 Unidirectional Flushing
          08 Oct 2025 Leak Detection
          07 Oct 2025 Operational Best Practices in Water Distribution Systems
          07 Oct 2025 Flushing Techniques
          06 Oct 2025 Distribution System Breaks and Repairs
          02 Oct 2025 Process Control and SCADA Fundamentals - Virtual Classroom
          11 Sep 2025 Facility Tour and Certification Discovery
          13 Jun 2025 Wastewater Collection System Odor and Corrosion Control
          11 Jun 2025 Water Loss Management for Decision Makers
          10 Jun 2025 Pumps and Pumping Hydraulics
          02 Jun 2025 Water Distribution 3-4
          29 May 2025 Water Quality & Sampling - Water Only
          26 May 2025 Managing People
          23 May 2025 Watermain Disinfection for the Field Operator
          15 May 2025 Preventing Waterborne Illness
          14 May 2025 UV Disinfection
          08 May 2025 Calculations for Water and Wastewater Operators
          28 Apr 2025 Confined Space Entry- Cancelled
          17 Apr 2025 Incorporating Climate Change Strategies: A Workshop for Water and Wastewater Utilities
          16 Apr 2025 Supervising in a Unionized Enviroment
          15 Apr 2025 Operational Best Practices in Water Distribution Systems
          03 Apr 2025 Unidirectional Flushing
          02 Apr 2025 Leak Detection
          20 Mar 2025 Reservoir Maintenance & Cleaning
          23 Feb 2025 2025 Annual Conference - 50th Anniversary
          27 Jan 2025 RRC Polytech - Wastewater Treatment I
          13 Jan 2025 RRC Polytech - Wastewater Collection I & II
          17 Dec 2024 Wastewater Problem Solving
          17 Dec 2024 Troubleshooting Skills for Water Distribution Operators
          16 Dec 2024 RRC Polytech - Water Distribution I & II
          10 Dec 2024 Flushing Techniques
          04 Dec 2024 Water Quality & Sampling - Water and Wastewater
          02 Dec 2024 Introduction to Supervisory and Leadership Skills
          02 Dec 2024 RRC Polytech - Water Treatment I
          29 Nov 2024 UV Disinfection
          28 Nov 2024 Understanding System Hydraulics
          27 Nov 2024 Lift Stations Operations and Maintenance
          26 Nov 2024 Operational Best Practices in Water Distribution Systems
          25 Nov 2024 Distribution System Breaks and Repairs
          25 Nov 2024 RRC Polytech - Wastewater Treatment II
          21 Nov 2024 Effluent Disinfection
          15 Nov 2024 Wastewater Collection System Odor and Corrosion Control
          14 Nov 2024 Record Keeping
          14 Nov 2024 Managing Infiltration and Inflow in Wastewater Collection Systems
          07 Nov 2024 Municipal Plan Reading - Postponed
          06 Nov 2024 Unidirectional Flushing
          05 Nov 2024 Process Control and SCADA Fundamentals - Virtual Classroom
          04 Nov 2024 RRC Polytech - Water Treatment II
          28 Oct 2024 Project Management Skills
          15 Oct 2024 Leak Detection
          03 Oct 2024 Watermain Disinfection for the Field Operator
          01 Oct 2024 Troubleshooting Skills for Water Distribution Operators
          26 Sep 2024 Hydrant & Gate Valve Maintenance
          25 Sep 2024 Pumps and Pumping Hydraulics
          24 Sep 2024 Calculations for Water and Wastewater Operators
          23 Sep 2024 RRC - Small Wastewater Systems
          17 Sep 2024 Water Conservation
          09 Sep 2024 RRC - Small Water Systems
          04 Sep 2024 Maintaining Chlorine Residuals and Proper Sampling Techniques
          26 Aug 2024 RRC - Water and Wastewater Foundations
          25 Jun 2024 Equipment Preventative Maintenance
          24 Jun 2024 RRC Polytech - Wastewater Treatment II
          18 Jun 2024 SCADA Systems Overview for Operators
          10 Jun 2024 Watermain Disinfection for the Field Operator
          10 Jun 2024 NEW RRC Polytech - Wastewater Treatment III
          10 Jun 2024 RRC Polytech - Water Treatment II
          03 Jun 2024 RRC Polytech - Wastewater Treatment I
          30 May 2024 Water Quality & Sampling - Water Only
          27 May 2024 Managing People
          27 May 2024 RRC Polytech - Wastewater Collection I & II
          24 May 2024 Preventing Waterborne Illness
          23 May 2024 UV Disinfection
          22 May 2024 Wastewater Collection System Odor and Corrosion Control
          21 May 2024 Calculations for Water and Wastewater Operators
          14 May 2024 Watermain Disinfection for the Field Operator
          13 May 2024 RRC Polytech - Water Distribution I & II
          06 May 2024 RRC Polytech - Water Treatment I
          22 Apr 2024 IRNR - Water Treatment I
          15 Apr 2024 Wastewater Collection 3 - 4
          15 Apr 2024 IRNR - Small Water Systems
          10 Apr 2024 Operational Best Practices in Water Distribution Systems
          04 Apr 2024 Unidirectional Flushing
          02 Apr 2024 Leak Detection
          26 Mar 2024 Pumps and Pumping Hydraulics
          25 Mar 2024 IRNR - Small Wastewater Systems
          22 Mar 2024 Open Exam Session
          15 Mar 2024 Reservoir Maintenance & Cleaning
          14 Mar 2024 Process Control and SCADA Fundamentals - Virtual Classroom
          25 Feb 2024 2024 Annual Conference - Delegate Registration
          12 Feb 2024 RRC Polytech - Wastewater Treatment I
          29 Jan 2024 RRC Polytech - Wastewater Collection I & II
          18 Dec 2023 RRC Polytech - Water Treatment I
          11 Dec 2023 IRNR - Small Water Systems
          07 Dec 2023 Reservoir Maintenance & Cleaning
          04 Dec 2023 RRC Polytech - Water Distribution I & II
          01 Dec 2023 UV Disinfection
          30 Nov 2023 Preventing Waterborne Illness
          27 Nov 2023 RRC Polytech - Wastewater Treatment II
          24 Nov 2023 Wastewater Collection System Odor and Corrosion Control
          23 Nov 2023 Lift Stations Operations and Maintenance
          20 Nov 2023 Communication and Financial Skills
          17 Nov 2023 Pumps and Pumping Hydraulics
          14 Nov 2023 Multi-Barrier Approach to Drinking Water
          09 Nov 2023 Water Quality & Sampling - Water and Wastewater
          08 Nov 2023 Unidirectional Flushing
          07 Nov 2023 Source Water Protection
          06 Nov 2023 Municipal Plan Reading
          06 Nov 2023 RRC Polytech - Water Treatment II
          03 Nov 2023 Managing Infiltration and Inflow in Wastewater Collection Systems
          01 Nov 2023 Leak Detection
          30 Oct 2023 Operational Best Practices in Water Distribution Systems
          30 Oct 2023 IRNR - Water and Wastewater Foundations
          24 Oct 2023 Troubleshooting Skills for Water Distribution Operators
          24 Oct 2023 Cancelled - Wastewater Bacteria
          23 Oct 2023 Project Management Skills
          17 Oct 2023 Emerging Issues in Water Treatment
          17 Oct 2023 Hydrant & Gate Valve Maintenance
          17 Oct 2023 Hydrant & Gate Valve Maintenance
          17 Oct 2023 Confined Space Entry
          12 Oct 2023 Process Control and SCADA Fundamentals - Virtual Classroom
          10 Oct 2023 Watermain Disinfection for the Field Operator
          03 Oct 2023 Record Keeping
          03 Oct 2023 Cancelled: Sludge Conditioning Basics
          28 Sep 2023 Cancelled: Wastewater Digester Operation and Control
          26 Sep 2023 Pumps and Pumping Hydraulics
          25 Sep 2023 Calculations for Water and Wastewater Operators
          12 Sep 2023 Cancelled: Equipment Preventative Maintenance
          20 Jun 2023 Climate Change Impacts on Water Systems and How to Manage
          19 Jun 2023 Canceled: Chlorination and Disinfection Refresher
          12 Jun 2023 Cancelled: Disinfection of Potable Water Piping
          08 Jun 2023 Preventing Waterborne Illness
          07 Jun 2023 Wastewater Collection System Odor and Corrosion Control
          06 Jun 2023 UV Disinfection
          29 May 2023 Membrane Bioreactors in Wastewater Treatment
          23 May 2023 Cyanotoxins and Their Treatment
          15 May 2023 Effluent Disinfection
          09 May 2023 Record Keeping
          03 May 2023 Jar Testing: Plant Operations in a Beaker
          03 May 2023 Wastewater Microbiology
          02 May 2023 Water Quality & Sampling - Water Only
          01 May 2023 Lift Station Operation and Maintenance
          11 Apr 2023 Distribution System Breaks and Repairs
          06 Apr 2023 Unidirectional Flushing
          04 Apr 2023 Leak Detection
          27 Mar 2023 Reservoir Maintenance & Cleaning
          22 Mar 2023 Pumping and Pumping Hydraulics
          26 Feb 2023 2023 Annual Conference - Delegate Registration
          09 Jan 2023 Benefits of Digital Communication
          12 Dec 2022 Understanding System Hydraulics
          08 Dec 2022 UV Disinfection
          07 Dec 2022 Preventing Waterborne Illness
          30 Nov 2022 Wastewater Collection System Odor and Corrosion Control
          28 Nov 2022 Ponds & Lagoons
          28 Nov 2022 Benefits of Digital Communication
          25 Nov 2022 Leak Detection
          21 Nov 2022 Collection System Valve Operation & Maintenance
          17 Nov 2022 Flow Meter Fundamentals
          14 Nov 2022 Wastewater Treatment 3-4 Preparation Course
          07 Nov 2022 Unidirectional Flushing
          24 Oct 2022 CANCELLED - Fall Training Week
          28 Sep 2022 Calculations in Wastewater Technology
          26 Sep 2022 Winter Wise – The Cold Hard Facts about Distribution Systems
          26 Sep 2022 Equipment Preventative Maintenance
          22 Sep 2022 Hydrant & Gate Valve Maintenance
          19 Sep 2022 Pumps and Pumping Hydraulics
          19 Sep 2022 Sewer Flushing & Cleaning Techniques
          15 Sep 2022 Analytical Measurements for Water
          14 Sep 2022 Wastewater Problem Solving
          14 Sep 2022 Overview of Water Storage Systems
          12 Sep 2022 Wastewater Digester Operation and Control
          12 Sep 2022 The Distribution System: Protect your Water from Source to Tap
          09 Jun 2022 Pumping and Pumping Hydraulics
          08 Jun 2022 UV Disinfection
          07 Jun 2022 Preventing Waterborne Illness
          30 May 2022 Chlorine Handling
          02 May 2022 Wastewater Collection 3-4 Preparation Course
          24 Apr 2022 2022 Conference & Trade Show - Delegate Registration
          21 Mar 2022 Water Distribution 3-4 Preparation Course
          10 Mar 2022 Leak Detection
          08 Mar 2022 Process Control and SCADA Fundamentals
          31 Jan 2022 Reservoir Maintenance & Cleaning
          24 Jan 2022 Managing People
          13 Dec 2021 Introduction to Supervisory and Leadership Skills - Virtual Classroom
          07 Dec 2021 Leak Detection - Virtual Classroom
          06 Dec 2021 Preventing Waterborne Illness - Virtual Classroom
          30 Nov 2021 Flow Meter Fundamentals
          29 Nov 2021 Benefits of Digital Communication
          25 Nov 2021 Analytical Measurements for Water
          23 Nov 2021 Fundamentals of Pumping; Centrifugal pump basics, Hydraulics Applications & Troubleshooting
          09 Nov 2021 Introduction to Hydrogeology & Groundwater Management - Virtual Classroom
          08 Nov 2021 Water Treatment 3-4 Preparation Course
          02 Nov 2021 Lift Station Operation and Maintenance - Virtual Classroom
          01 Nov 2021 Sewer Flushing and Cleaning Techniques - Virtual Classroom
          28 Oct 2021 Source Water Protection - Virtual Classroom
          27 Oct 2021 Process Control and SCADA Fundamentals - Virtual Classroom
          26 Oct 2021 UV Disinfection - Virtual Classroom
          18 Oct 2021 Communication and Financial Skills - Virtual Classroom
          14 Oct 2021 Reservoir Maintenance & Cleaning - Virtual Classroom
          05 Jul 2021 Understanding System Hydraulics
          15 Jun 2021 Chlorination and Disinfection Refresher
          08 Jun 2021 Iron and Manganese Removal
          25 May 2021 Understanding System Hydraulics
          11 May 2021 Filter Surveillance and Optimization
          23 Apr 2021 Hydrogen Sulphide Awareness
          23 Apr 2021 Water Distribution Maintenance
          21 Apr 2021 Basic Lab Procedures for Water Operators
          21 Apr 2021 Lagoon Operation and Maintenance
          19 Apr 2021 Membrane Filtration
          19 Apr 2021 Controlling Wastewater Collection Inflow and Infiltration
          24 Feb 2021 SCADA, Instrumentation and Automation Workshop
          02 Dec 2020 Winnipeg Chlorination and Disinfection Refresher
          25 Nov 2020 Chlorination and Disinfection Refresher
          02 Nov 2020 Nutrient Removal Systems
          28 Oct 2020 Wastewater Problem Solving
          26 Oct 2020 Chlorination and Disinfection Refresher
          27 Aug 2020 Lagoon Operation & Maintenance Aug 27 2020
          24 Jun 2020 Hydrant & Valve Maintenance - Deblo
          17 Jun 2020 Hydrant & Gate Valve Maintenance
          22 Nov 2019 Fundamentals of Pumping; Centrifugal pump basics, Hydraulics Applications & Troubleshooting
          21 Nov 2019 H2S Alive
          21 Nov 2019 Flag Person Certification Course
          20 Nov 2019 Pressure Testing & Disinfection Post Repair & Installation
          19 Nov 2019 Confined Space and Non-Entry Rescue (2 days)
          19 Nov 2019 Lagoon Operation & Maintenance
          05 Sep 2019 Service Line Applications and Tapping Workshop
          04 Sep 2019 Hydrant & Valve Maintenance
          11 Apr 2019 Source and Receiving Environments
          11 Apr 2019 Pressure Testing & Disinfection Post Repair & Installation
          10 Apr 2019 Distribution System Operation & Maintenance
          10 Apr 2019 Water & Wastewater Chemistry for Operators
          09 Apr 2019 Unidirectional Flushing
          09 Apr 2019 Water Quality Sampling & Testing - Water & WW
          16 Nov 2018 Innovative Pumping System Technologies to Increase Efficiencies in Municipal Systems
          15 Nov 2018 Safety and the Supervisor
          15 Nov 2018 Water Distribution Operation and Maintenance
          13 Nov 2018 TDG & WHMIS - Transportation of Dangerous Goods (Ground) & Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
          13 Nov 2018 Backflow Prevention & Cross Connection Awareness
          12 Apr 2018 H2S Alive
          10 Apr 2018 Confined Space and Non-Entry Rescue
          09 Nov 2017 H2S Alive
          09 Nov 2017 Nutrient Removal Systems
          08 Nov 2017 Water Meter: Customer Service Usage & Operation Issues
          08 Nov 2017 Collection System Odour and Corrosion Control
          07 Nov 2017 Chemical Safety
          07 Nov 2017 Confined Space and Non-Entry Rescue
          07 Nov 2017 Water Loss Management - Leak Detection
          26 Sep 2017 Hydrant & Valve Maintenance
          06 Apr 2017 Principles & Practices of Drinking Water Chlorination
          05 Apr 2017 Confined Space/Standby Worker & Non-entry Rescue
          05 Apr 2017 Pumps and Pumping Hydraulics
          04 Apr 2017 Lift Station Operation and Maintenace
          04 Apr 2017 Biological Nutrient Removal
          09 Mar 2017 Lagoon Operation & Maintenance

          CEU Certificates

          Beginning in November 2020, the MWWA will be adding any newly acquired CEU Certificates to your MWWA account. Please follow the instructions here to access your certificates.

          Your account is capable of storing up to 20 certificates please ensure that you copy and remove any certificates that can no longer be used for certification renewal to allow space for new certificates to be added. 

          If you are not a member of the MWWA your certificate will be emailed to you. 

          Membership has its privileges' please consider Joining Us

          Continuing Education

          Guidelines for Continuing Education Unit Evaluation and Credit 

          A complete listing of all Provincially approved training can be found on the Manitoba Government website.

          Guidelines and Approved Training

          Continuing Education Unit (CEU)

          For the purposes of the operator certification criteria, one CEU represents 10 contact-hours of participation in an organized continuing education experience under the capable direction of qualified instructors or otherwise presented in a manner approved by the Director. CEU courses are offered by a variety of providers. To be used towards certification the subject must be “water or wastewater works operations, engineering, science, or a related field”.

          Continuing Education Requirements

          Effective January 1, 2015 operators will need at least 6.0 CEU's for certificate renewals every 5 years. Operators who hold a certificate in multiple categories must meet CEU requirements for all categories (i.e. combination of training courses in all categories).

          Forty-five (45) CEU is equivalent to 1 grade of high school level achievement or 1 year of post secondary education.
          The Regulation defines contact-hour as one hour of two-way communication and interaction between a learner and an instructor in order for the learner to gain knowledge and to receive
          feedback.

          Example

          An operator for the Town of Stonewall who is certified in all four categories (the highest being a Class 2) will require 6.0 CEUs to renew all four categories; the same requirement for a class 4 certified Operator who is only certified in one category. The 6.0 CEUs required for the said operator who works for Stonewall must be courses/training related to both water and wastewater, thus the Guidelines indicate “Operators who hold a certificate in multiple categories must meet CEU requirements for both or all categories(ie: combination of training courses in both or all categories)”.
          This means they could have 1.2 CEU in water treatment; 2.4 in distribution and collection; 1.2 in wastewater treatment; and 1.2 in safety/first aid, etc.

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