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Attention
Water And Wastewater Operators:
The Continuing Education workshops shown below, with the
exception of the Untilities Locates Awareness course, are also Director
Approved and equivalent to 0.7 CEUs (Continuing Education Credits) each,
O.Reg. 128/04, SDWA.
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Ontario Regulation 903 requires successful completion of
mandatory training for new well technicians and mandatory continuing
education for licensed well technicians.
All courses are Director Approved, O.Reg. 903, OWRA.
Fleming College is pleased to present
the required training in several Ontario locations
To register, please call:
1-888-269-6929
10-Day
"Well Constructed" Course
for Ontario Well Technician License Applicants (Classes 1-4)
Topics include Reg. 903, geology, well
siting, drilling systems, well construction, well installation, annular
space and sealing, pump installations, test pumping the well, disinfecting,
well records, GPS, safety, hydrogeology, well abandonment and flowing
wells.
If possible, please bring with you some drill cuttings from your geographic
area for use in class.
$1,312.40 - Mon-Fri, 8:30am to 4:30pm. (*price subject to change)
>> 2012 Dates and Locations
Travel, food, and accommodation costs are the responsibility
of the participant.
Groundwater
Monitoring Applications
for Ontario Class 5 Well Technician License Applicants
This
30-hour course covers groundwater monitoring applications, including water
level measurement, water quality sampling and non-powered construction,
methodology, equipment, quality assurance, quality control and best
management practices. The course includes both lab and field practice. The
successful completion of this course is one of the requirements for an
Ontario Class 5 Well Technician License.
NOTE:
A portion of this course takes place out of doors. Please dress for any
weather conditions and bring a hardhat, work gloves and eye protection.
$654.15 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday
- Thursday
>> 2012 Dates and Locations
Travel, food, and accommodation costs are the responsibility
of the participant.
Continuing Education In Class Workshops
for
Licensed Well Technicians
Well Upgrades, Alterations and Maintenance
This 14-hour (2-day) course outlines the step-by-step procedures that
should be followed for upgrading three types of wells: a drilled well in a
well pit, a dug well, and driven well. There will be discussion about well
maintenance and minor alterations of wells. Licensing requirements, well
records and Regulation 903 are considered in relation to each aspect of
this course. Discussions, equipment samples and case studies apply directly
to on-the-job situations.
$344.40,
8:30am to 4:30pm
>> 2012 Dates and Locations
*New in 2012*
 Customer Service
& Communications for the Well Construction Industry
This course teaches well technicians, as part of a team, to provide
excellent customer service and communicate effectively with other team
members. This includes the ability to demonstrate professionalism, positive
work ethics, good communication skills, accurate documentation, and manage
customer relationships. Whether the "customer" is your client,
supervisor, co-worker, or government and regulatory representative, good
customer service and communication results in profitable business results,
improved safety on the jobsite, increased regulatory compliance and environmental
stewardship.
$172.20,
8:30am to 4:30pm
>>
2012 Dates and Locations
Continuing Education Online Workshops
for
Licensed Well Technicians
*New in 2012*
Disinfection:
Lessons from Water Supply Wells Requirements and Best
Management Practices
This 7 hour
course guides participants through the relevant chapters of Water Supply
Wells: Requirements and Best Management Practices (MOE, 2009).
Participants will cover the importance of disinfecting pumping equipment
and wells during initial construction, alterations and maintenance
activities. They will learn the process required to comply with the Wells
Regulation. Information on proper sampling and testing of water, safety
issues and hazards will also be provided. $172.20
>> Available online
*New in 2012*
Annular
Space and Sealing: Lessons from Water Supply Wells Requirements and Best
Management Practices
This 7 hour course guides
participants through the relevant chapters of Water Supply Wells:
Requirements and Best Management Practices (MOE, 2009).
Participants will cover the process involved in sealing the well
casing into the hole to ensure that there is no movement of water or other
materials along the annular space as required by the Wells Regulation. $172.20
>> Available online
*New in 2012 *
Customer Service
& Communications for the Well Construction Industry
This course teaches well technicians, as part of a team, to provide excellent
customer service and communicate effectively with other team members. This
includes the ability to demonstrate professionalism, positive work ethics,
good communication skills, accurate documentation, and manage customer
relationships. Whether the "customer" is your client, supervisor,
co-worker, or government and regulatory representative, good customer
service and communication results in profitable business results, improved
safety on the jobsite, increased regulatory compliance and environmental
stewardship. $172.20
Course Available Beginning February 1,
2012 – Register now!
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Available online
Subsurface
Connections
This course covers subsurface connections for wells through the selection
of equipment, techniques and best management practices. Discussions,
equipment samples and case studies apply directly to on-the-job situations.
$172.20
>> Available online
Monitoring Wells -
Construction
This course explores the best management practices for the construction and
abandonment of monitoring wells in a variety of situations. Discussions and
case studies apply directly to on-the-job situations. $172.20
>> Available online
Flowing Wells -
This course describes flowing wells and how to predict the likelihood of
encountering a flowing well. It also discusses how to handle flowing wells
during the construction process, taking the local geological conditions
into consideration. Discussions, video, equipment samples and case studies
are used to emphasize learning for application on the job. $172.20
>> Available online
The Safety Course -
This course illustrates the Regulations and Best Management Practices that
result in the safety precautions that must be taken in order to avoid
accidents during all phases of the construction of a well. Safety
precautions before the job begins, during the job and when the job is
complete are discussed. Details also include personal protective equipment,
precautions for excavations, off-road movement, dealing with utilities,
load security and WHMIS standards. These precautions are based on
applicable Regulations and Best Management Practices. Discussions, videos,
equipment samples, and case studies are used to emphasize learning for
application on the job. $172.20
>> Available online
Pump Sizing for Licensed
Well Technicians - This course covers the sizing of
pumps through the selection of the most practical and efficient pump to
provide a volume of water required at a reasonable pressure to meet needs
of the well's use. Areas of consideration in this course include the well
diameter size, drawdown, pumping level, suction head, service pressure,
friction loss, total dynamic head, and electrical power sources. $172.20
>> Available online
To register, call 1-888-269-6929
For information related to Regulation 903, call the MOE at 1-888-396-9355
Fleming
College School of Continuing Education & Skilled Trades
For information or registration, call toll-free 1-888-269-6929 or email wells@flemingc.on.ca
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