Cross Connection Control is a systemic approach used to protect our drinking water from pollution and contamination. This course covers a comprehensive description and hands-on testing of the backflow prevention devices used to protect our drinking water. Topics include: causes of backflow, terms and definitions relating to cross connection control, selection of backflow prevention devices, determining hazard classification, maintenance of devices and approved testing procedures. This course is designed for plumbers, pipefitters, sprinkler fitters, and those who are involved in the installation and maintenance of back flow prevention devices. Others who work in the drinking water industry may find this program useful for their job or position. The written and practical exams will be held on the last day of classes. Training Credit: 3.0 CEUs
Note: All participants must bring a calculator to class.
Note: The NEW edition of the Canadian national cross connection control manual will be provided at the first class, the cost is included in your course fee.
Note: The AWWA certification fee is $120 plus GST (valid for 5 years) and can be paid with cheque or credit card at the time of the test to Western Canada Section AWWA.