News
- Level I Certification Prep Course starting Sept 16/10
- Water Act and Compliance Fact Sheets
- Edmonton Waste Management Centre 2010-11 Training Calendar
- Partners in Excellence Conference & Tradeshow
- SCADA Vulnerabilities & the Stuxnet Malware
- Banff - Call for Papers
- Potential Scam - Beware
- Mirror WTP Items For Sale
- Items for Sale
- Water/Wastewater Sector Pandemic Influenza Planning Guidelines, Alberta
- Basic Lab Training
- New Funding for AWWOA Training Initiatives
External Links to other sites of safety interest.
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For the past 35 years NorQuest College has provided recognized safety and heavy duty equipment training throughout Alberta. Our safety courses exceed industry standards and include effective training practices, the most current regulations, and are taught by professionals. Courses offered include, Forklift, Loader, Dozer, Grader, Man Lift, Crane, Chainsaw, Driver Safety, Train the Trainer, Business Applications and more.On-Site training is available throughout Alberta providing there are enough participants.
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For more information please contact:
Mark Broverman
Coordinator, Corporate Training
ph: 780- 644-6484
cell:780.915.4729
mark.broverman@norquest.ca
Safe Work Procedures Manual
Back in 1995 the Alberta Water and Wastewater Operators Association put together a Guideline Manual to assist Municipalities in putting together a safety program. Although this manual is out-of-date there is some demand for it and therefore the Association has converted it to a PDF file format as it will not go back into print. It must be strongly noted that some of the information contained within the manual does not meet with OH & S standards of today and therefore only use it as a guideline to producing your safety manual/program.
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NEW/UPDATED BULLETINS FROM ALBERTA
HUMAN RESOURCES AND EMPLOYMENT
Alberta Human Resources and Employment, Workplace Health and Safety are continuing their efforts to update their many information publications and make them available through the internet. Many publications that were previously available as booklets are now available as bulletins that can be downloaded from Workplace Health and Safety's web site and are easily reproduced.