Affiliations
Wastewater Practitioners Group
The Environmental Approvals Branch of the Ministry of the Environment (EAB) and the Water Environment Association of Ontario (WEAO) have formed a Wastewater Practitioner’s Working Group (WPG) to create a forum for discussion on municipal, industrial and storm water management. Both groups will contribute to the information exchange, the technical discussions, training and finding opportunities for improvement of the Approvals process and its operational practices.
Presentations:
Need for Air and Noise ECAs for Sewage Treatment Plants
RPWCP – CSA Wastewater Management Standard
Experience of Wastewater System Wide ECA
WW Practitioner – Water Reuse – York Region (Theresa M.)
RPWCO W/W Subcommittee Update – Inflow and Infiltration
Inflow and Infiltration in New Construction Update
One Year Service Standard Environmental Compliance
Operator Certification Program – Proposed ORO/OIC Guidelines
Overall Responsible Operator and Operator-in-Charge Responsibilities – Draft Certification Guide
Overview of the Quality and Completeness of Wastewater ECA Applications
Transfer of Review (TOR) ProgramVisit the Website
Water Environment Federation
The WEF is a non-profit technical and educational organization and the WEAO’s parent organization. The WEF promotes water quality education, training, business opportunities and associations such as the WEAO around the world.
Oasis Ontario
The Ontario Association of Sewage Industry Services is a provincial association representing septic pumpers and haulers, sewage system installers and portable toilet professionals.
Ontario Good Roads Association
The Ontario Good Roads Association represents transportation and public works interests through advocacy, consultation, training and service delivery.
Ontario Municipal Water Association
The OMWA acts as the voice of Ontario’s public water authorities through actions which sustain and protect the life cycle of water.
Canadian Water and Wastewater Association
The CWWA is a non-profit national body representing Canada’s public sector municipal water and wastewater services as well as their private sector suppliers and partners.
The Ontario Onsite Wastewater Association
OOWA is dedicated to representing and educating members of the onsite and decentralized wastewater industry in Ontario
The Ontario Water Works Association
The OWWA is a non-profit volunteer organization of more than 1,400 water professionals dedicated to developing solutions for effecter water management in Ontario.
OPCEA
The Ontario Pollution Control Equipment Organization connects manufacturers and distributors with firms in need of water and air pollution control equipment or services.