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DEVELOPING AN EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN FOR WATER PLANTS
[2 DAYS INSTRUCTION] |
COURSE OVERVIEW
In an emergency, the mission of water treatment and distribution system operators is to protect the health of its customers by being prepared to respond immediately to a variety of events that may result in the contamination of the potable water supply or disruption of the source water.
COURSE OUTLINE
 Risk assessment and emergency preparedness: Definitions, methodology for risk assessment, critical control points and monitoring, structure of DWQMS, implementation action plan.
Emergency response plan guide: What should your plan include?
Emergency response plan: background, description of facilities, contact list, roles and responsibilities, emergency response decision tree, informing the public, list of potential emergencies, MSDSs.
Appendices: Guidance on developing emergency response plans for water systems in First Nations communities, Health Canada guides, culminating activity.
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Location:
Keewaytinook Centre of Excellence
209-100 Casimir Avenue
Dryden, ON
P8N 3L4 |
Trainer: TBA
Cost: $500.00 + HST |
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Target Audience: public works personnel, band councillors, water and wastewater plant managers.
Director Approved CEUs: 1.4 CEUs
Course Code ID: 4989
Duration: 2 days
Time: 8:30am to 4:30pm |
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