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Information on water and wastewater operators and waste disposal grounds.

Listing (Apr/09) of facilities permitted by Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment with certified operators, the system's and operator's classification.  Note:  Not all communities with a Regional/Contract Operator may be listed.  Emergency/Contact Poster for operators to list phone numbers and contacts is available.

The Drinking Water Information Binder This link will take you to an external website. (produced by Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment) has been provided to operators of water and wastewater treatment plants in Saskatchewan. Operators will receive revised and/or new documentation to be included.  Factsheets (Part 1 and Part 2) were developed to inform waterworks owners, managers and operators about provincial regulation of planning, building and operating a waterworks.  

Information This link is to an Adobe PDF file. for water and wastewater operators in Saskatchewan. New and existing waterworks and sewage works must be under the direction of a certified operator. Amendments to The Environmental Management Protection Act, 2002 regarding Easements.

H1N1 Influenza and Drinking Water Pandemic flu planning for the water sector is available from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).  Pandemic flu could affect the capability of water system operators to operate and maintain their systems adequately due to increased absenteeism at their systems and at other interdependent sectors that provide essential materials and supplies. The Pandemic Influenza Fact Sheet provides information to assist the water sector in integrating pandemic planning into existing business continuity and emergency response plans and reducing the risk to public health that would be caused by disruption in operation of water systems. Saskatchewan Ministry of Health has information including H1N1 Common Questions.

Certification and Training
Operators must meet standards of education, experience and examination explained in the Operator Certification ProgramThis link is to an Adobe PDF file. and the Regional/Contract Operator ProgramThis link is to an Adobe PDF file..  The Operator Certification BoardThis link is to an Adobe PDF file. (OCB) accepts all certification applications.  After July 15, 2005 Insurance firms may no longer provide liability coverageThis link is to an Adobe PDF file. to facilities without a certified operator.  A number of agenciesThis link is to an Adobe PDF file. provide training, workshops and  examination sittings for water and waste operators.  SIAST's continuing education information is listed.

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Quick Fact: Approximately 86,300 litres of water is required to produce 910 kilograms of steel.