2014 MARCH Pipeline

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MARCH 2014 9th Edition
SASKATCHEWAN WATER AND
WASTEWATER ASSOCIATION

“It is a
requirement
for all
operators in
Saskatchewan
to have
accumulates
1 CEU per two
year term”
Operator Certification
Board
The Operator Certification Board (OCB)
functions as the certification authority for
the operator certification program as per the
Water Regulations (2002). It is the board’s
responsibility to receive, review, approve, or
deny all applications submitted. There are
three types of applications:
New- This category is for all operators who
are currently NOT certified within
Saskatchewan. In order for this application
to be reviewed, you must provide the board
with a New Application form (you can apply
for more than one area and level on one
application form), copy of your original high
school or GED transcript, a non-refundable
$150.00 application fee, and a copy of your
certification exam results. *Be sure to have
your Job Duties signed off by your
Supervisor or alternate personnel who
can confirm your employment period and
duties list on the application form, or they
will not be accepted.
Renewals- Operator certificates are valid for
a 2 year term. Your certificate term always
starts on the 15th of the month that you
received approval by the board. Your Expiry
date will always be 2 years from that date. All
renewal applications must be filled out
completely; this includes writing down
which CEU courses you attended, the date of
attendance and CEU value. Also, the renewal
application forms must be accompanied
with the $150.00 renewal fee, and
photocopies of any Continuing Educational
Units (CEUs) certificates you have received
within that 2 year term you are renewing. It
is a requirement for all operators in
Saskatchewan to have accumulated 1 CEU
per 2 year term, your application will not be
approved without this CEU and the
supporting documents to show you have
obtained it.
Upgrades- Upgrades can only be requested
by current & active operators. An operator
can upgrade at any time and there is NO FEE
for upgrading or requesting additional levels
and areas of your certification. To apply, you
will need to fill out the upgrade form, submit
MARCH 2014
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10| WaterCan Mid-Term Report
10| From the Editor
10| Minimum Attendance Guidelines
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For article /photograph submissions or for futher information please contact SWWA Office Manager
Calle Behnke Work: 306-668-1278 Toll Free: (888) 668-1278 Fax: 306-668-1279 Email: office@swwa.ca
Box 7831 Saskatoon, SK S7K 4R5
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EDITOR’S DESK
Water is the very breath of life. Life is just
not possible without water. In water
news around the world things are
literally drying up. All over the United
States there is growing concern over the
lack of water in several states due to
what many are describing as the driest
year on record. As I write this several
communities in California are left with
between 60-120 days of water before
they run out. Indeed how fortunate we
are to live in a province where water is
plentiful.
Here at the SWWA things are good. In
fact things could not be better. We have
kicked off the year with a bang; a new
website is in progress and we are
officially launching with this issue the
SWWA Magazine. What can you expect
in this issue; information on the Permit
to Build or Alter Water Treatment Work,
Minimum Attendance Guidelines for
Remote Monitoring, A case study from
Xylem on the City of Bathurst, and
Information on Types of Applications for
Operator Certification in Saskatchewan. I
expect you will find these articles of
great assistance as you perform your
job.
Every year at the annual SWWA
conference we induct up to three
lifetime members. Lifetime members are
those special individuals who within the
industry who have gone above a
beyond the call of duty. Individuals who
have made a difference; this is a great
recognition for retired members to get
back a bit of what they have given to the
“these awards are
great ways for
communities and
peers to recognize
individuals”
industry. Nomination forms are available
in this edition of the Pipeline.
Operators of the Year awards are also
give out each year to individuals who
meet and surpass the criteria for the
awards. Both of these awards are great
ways for communities and peers to
recognize individuals in the industry.
Moving to a magazine brings with it
opportunities for our members. If you
know of something that would make an
interesting article; please do not
hesitate to contact myself by email at
glokel@sasktel.net or Calle at the SWWA
office by phone (306) 668-1278 or by
email office@swwa.ca.
We want you! Calling all aspiring
photographers; if you have a photo that
is funny, interesting, or a made you look
moment we would love to have you
sent us a copy. For the next issue we are
looking for photos from the Nipawin
golf tournament coming up at the end
of May.
As spring approaches, I grow more and
more eager for the grass to be visible I
find myself looking forward to all those
activities that come with spring; fixing
pot holes, repairing roads, and of course
our Annual Golf Tournament in Nipawin
May30, 2014. I am especially looking for
a repeat on Don Webb’s exploding golf
ball!
Till Next Time,
Kelly Kish
SWWA President & Pipeline Editor
SWWA EXECUTIVE__________________
KELLY KISH ~ PRESIDENT
Town of Kipling
Work: 306-736-2515T Fax: 306-736-8448
Email: glokel@sasktel.net
TIM COX ~ VICE PRESIDENT
City of Swift Current
Work: 306-778-2725 Fax: 306-778-1634
Email: t.cox@swiftcurrent.ca
RANDY ANTONIUK ~ PAST PRESIDENT
City of Prince Albert
Work: 306-953-4934 Fax: 306-953-4916
Email: rantoniuk@citypa.com
KARLIS VAN CAESEELE~ TREASURER
Town of Langenburg
Work: 306-743-2219 Fax: 306-743-2453
Email: karlisvc@sasktel.net
CORY MCMAHON ~ SECRETARY
Town of Biggar
Work: 306-948-5136 Fax: 306-948-5136
Email: corden@sasktel.net
DIRECTORS________________________
SUSAN DOBROWNEY
City of Saskatoon
Work: 306-975-2534 Fax: 306-975-7906
Email: susan.dobrowney@saskatoon.ca
OWEN GREEN
Town of Assiniboia
Work: 306-642-3384 Fax: 306-642-5622
Email: pw.assiniboia@sasktel.net
RYNETTE MOORE-GUILLAUME
SaskWater
Work: 306-694-3941 Fax: 306-694-3207
Email: rynette.moore@saskwater.com
BLAINE CROWLEY
Town of Nipawin
Work: 306-862-9866 Fax: 306-862-3076
Email: b.crowley@nipawin.com
REPRESENTATIVES_______________
GOVERNMENT
KELLY NEUERT
Water Security Agency
Work: 306-767-7911 Cell: 306-529-5025
Email: kelly.neuert@gov.sk.ca
SIAST
GERRY RUPCHAN
SIAST Wascana Campus
Work: 306-775-7486 Fax: 306-798-1411
Email: rupchan@siast.sk.ca
SUPPLIERS
KYLE MUTCH
Fabco Plastics Western Limited
Tel: 1-800-661-7926 Tel: 306-955-6005
Fax: 306-955-6008
Email: kmutch@fabcoplastics.com
ANDREW HICKEY
ATAP Infrastructure Management Ltd.
Work: 306-244-8828 Cell: 306-640-6222
Email: hickeya@ae.ca
You Need a Permit to
Build or Alter Water
Treatment Works
The Water Security Agency leads management of the
province’s water resources to ensure safe drinking water
sources and reliable water supplies for economic,
environmental and social benefits for Saskatchewan
people. The Water Security Agency (WSA) is the prime
regulator of drinking water treatment plant systems in
Saskatchewan. This regulatory role is a crucial part of the
provincial system to ensure safe drinking water to
Saskatchewan communities.
The WSA regulates all municipal “waterworks systems”;
municipal wells connected to an underground
distribution system; any pipeline directly connected to a
municipal waterworks; any pipelines not otherwise
directly connected to a municipal waterworks with at least
15 service connections; and any other waterworks with a
capacity of 18 m3/day. New or altered water treatment
plants, associated water distribution systems and
pipelines (as outlined above) require a Permit to Construct
from the WSA prior to commencing construction.
Obtaining a Permit to Construct helps ensure the finished
work meets provincial regulatory requirements and will
not pose a risk to public drinking water. Obtaining the
permit to construct before starting work also protects the
investment in works by avoiding potential for costly
modifications to the newly constructed works and
reducing the likelihood of compliance actions being
imposed by the WSA. Reviewing applications and issuing
Permits to Construct are tools that the WSA uses to
improve the safety of public drinking water in the
province.
The WSA approves construction of treatment plant
systems on a case-by-case basis by issuing a Permit to
Construct for an individual project. No blanket Permit to
Construct approvals for installation of any type of
treatment plant is given in Saskatchewan. Approvals are
issued subject to compliance with the agency’s Guide to
Waterworks Design, October 2012, EPB 201. Remember
that a permit to construct is required for both new works
and modifications to existing facilities.
Please call 306-787-6504 and ask to speak to an Approval
Engineer in the Environmental and Municipal
Management Services Division, if you require further
information.
ATAP Infrastructure Management Ltd.
A.B.C. Operator Certification
Preparation Courses and Workshops / Spring 2014
SASKATOON:
February 3-7 Class 1 Water Treatment & Water Distribution (3.0 CEU’s)
February 24-28 Class 1 Wastewater Treatment and Collection (3.0 CEU’s)
March 10-14 Class 2 Water Treatment & Water Distribution (3.0 CEU’s)
March 24-28 Class 2 Wastewater Treatment & Collection (3.0 CEU’s)
April 22-24 Operator Math and Science Preparatory Course (1.8 CEU’s)
May 5-9 Class 1 Water Treatment & Water Distribution (3.0 CEU’s)
February 12 Potable Water Reservoir Design, O&M Workshop (0.6 CEU’s)
February 13 Water Main Swabbing Workshop (0.6 CEU’s)
March 5 New! SOPs, Contingency Plans & Emergency Planning (0.6 CEU’s)
March 6 WHMIS & Safety Workshop (0.6 CEU’s)
April 2-3 Gas Chlorination Workshop (1.2 CEU’s)
REGINA:
March 17-21
March 24-28
April 28-May 2
May 12-16
April 9
April 10
April 16
April 17
Class 1-2 Water Distribution & Collection (3.0 CEU’s) New!
Class 2 Water Treatment & Water Distribution (3.0 CEU’s)
Class 1 Water Treatment & Water Distribution (3.0 CEU’s)
Class 1 Wastewater Treatment and Collection (3.0 CEU’s)
Iron & Manganese Removal Workshop (0.6 CEU’s)
Filter Surveillance & Optimization Workshop (0.6 CEU’s)
Wastewater Collection Maintenance Workshop (0.6 CEU’s)
Hypochlorination & Feeder Maintenance Workshop (0.6 CEU’s)
For more information and registration forms,
please call us at 306-244-8828 or visit our website at:
www.atap.ca
Website update
There is currently an information sheet up on our existing
website with all current and upcoming information as it
is confirmed. Our website is in need of some tlc and
updating so SWWA is in the process of reengineering our
website to improve its appearance and most importantly
make it more user friendly for you our members. After
receiving proposals and in person meetings with
prospective web designers we have been working for a
month on this project. We are very excited about this
new website and are currently in the draft shell stage. We
are working diligently to get this task completed quickly.
The new website will be easy to move around and find
the information that you need. We will keep you up to
date on our website progress through the Pipeline.
Susan Dobrowney
Website committee Chairperson
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January 2014
Introduction
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you, the
Saskatchewan Water and Wastewater Association, for your
commitment to and support of our Mvomero Clean Water
for Health Project. This project aims to assist two health
facilities, Mlali Health Centre and Lubungo Dispensary in
the Mvomero District of central Tanzania. The goals of the
project are to provide safe water, improved sanitation and
hygiene education to the 80 out-patients per day as well
as the health clinic staff and the surrounding community
of over 13,000 children, women and men. For this project,
WaterCan is working in partnership with
the local Tanzanian non-governmental
organization, Environmental Conservation,
Water Supply and AIDS Organization
(EWACO).
The following report covers the period
between April 2013 and September 2013
and provides an update on the project’s
key accomplishments to date, upcoming
activities, project highlights, and a photo
gallery.
Project Status
The first stages of the Mvomero Clean
Water for Health Project predominately
consisted of the mobilization and
sensitization of key project stakeholders.
EWACO continues to work closely with the
Mvomero District Council, health clinic staff, community
members and the water and sanitation (WATSAN)
committees at each clinic to ensure that all technical and
training activities are carried out to plan.
The mobilization of key stakeholders and their
subsequent participation and training is vital for the
sustainability of the project. To date, six stakeholder
meetings have been conducted to clearly outline their
roles and responsibilities. Additionally, six community
meetings (involving over 140 community members) have
been held in the villages that surround both Mlali Health
Mvomero
Clean Water for
Health Project
Mvomero District, Tanzania
Midterm Report Prepared by WaterCan for the Saskatchewan Water and Wastewater Association
Centre and Lubungo Dispensary. These meetings expose
community members to the project and highlight their
role in the implementation of activities. Community
meetings also consist of hygiene education and
promotion, emphasizing the importance of improving
household-level hygiene practices.
Related to the mobilization stage of the project is the
development of the WATSAN committees at each health
clinic. Two WATSAN committees were created and trained
in hygiene awareness and promotion activities at the
beginning stages of the project to
“The existing
conditions were
so poor that all
stakeholders are
fully invested in
the project and
wish to see it to
a successful
completion”
assist with the community meetings
and the community outreach
activities. The WATSAN committee
training focuses on: hand washing,
solid waste management, personal
hygiene, human waste
management and disposal, hygiene
messages and operation and
maintenance of new water and
sanitation facilities. The WATSAN
committees work with EWACO staff
to conduct community training and
outreach. Outreach activities place
special emphasis on reaching
vulnerable populations, including
the elderly, those with physical
disabilities and those living with
HIV/AIDS.
This stage of the project also saw the construction of two
30,000 litre rainwater harvesting tanks, one at Mlali Health
Centre and one at Lubungo Dispensary. At this time,
construction on the rainwater harvesting tanks is nearing
completion. Additionally, two 1,000 litre first flush tanks
have been constructed and are connected to both
rainwater harvesting tanks. A first flush device acts as a
filter for the rainwater that is collected from the roofs of
the health clinics. Gutters were also installed at each
health facility to feed the new rainwater harvesting tanks.
Upcoming Activities (November 2013 – June 2014)
• Completion of the rainwater harvesting tanks at both
Mlali Health Centre and Lubungo Dispensary
• Construction of Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine (VIP)
blocks at both health clinics. Each health clinic will have
two latrine blocks, one three door stance for men and one
five door stance latrine for women
• Construction of laundry facilities at both health clinics
• Construction of a waste incinerator
at Lubungo Dispensary and the
rehabilitation of the existing waste
incinerator at Mlali Health Centre
• Facilitation of additional hygiene
awareness outreach activities in
the surrounding communities
• Training in operation and
maintenance
• Handover of all completed facilities to
stakeholders
• Follow-up monitoring and evaluation by
EWACO staff
Highlight
Mlali Health Centre, Mvomero District
In June 2013, WaterCan’s International Program
Manager, Kyla Smith, made a monitoring visit to
Tanzania to evaluate the progress of the Mvomero
Clean Water for Health Project. While there Kyla
met with EWACO staff along with the health clinic
staff and coordinators. On a visit to Mlali Health Centre, Kyla met with the
Health Officer, Village Executive Officer, Village Chairperson and the Education
Officer for Mlali Ward.
The Mlali Health Centre staff mentioned that during their meetings with the
WATSAN committees and community members everyone was in great
anticipation of the new water and sanitation facilities. The existing conditions
were so poor that all stakeholders are fully invested in the project and wish to
see it to a successful completion. Community members also recognized how
important maintenance and operation of the new facilities are for the
improvement of the health clinic environments and to the health of all staff,
patients and surrounding communities.
Lubungo Dispensary, Mvomero District
The visit left a lasting impression on Kyla as she was able to see how critical the
activities of the Clean Water for Health program are for health facilities like Mlali. The
dire need for water and sanitation at Mlali Health Centre was very apparent during her
visit. Seeing the commitment of all project stakeholders is an encouraging sign that
the Mvomero Clean Water for Health Project will have long lasting success.
For more information regarding this project or this report please contact:
Laura Merrifield – Finance and Fundraising Assistant
321 Chapel Street, Ottawa, ON, K1N 7Z2 Telephone: 613.230.5182 ext. 244
E-mail: lmerrifield@watercan.com Website: www.watercan.com
30,000 L rainwater
harvesting tank under
construction at Lubungo
Dispensary
Incinerator at Mlali Health Centre
Construction of a latrine block at
Lubungo Dispensary
Current patient latrine block at
Mlali Health Centre
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Minimum Attendance
Guidelines for
Automated/Unattended
Waterworks Facilities
Automated/Unattended Water Distribution Only
System
A ‘water distribution only’ system is described as a system
where there is no water treatment and the treated water
source is intended to be potable from another regulated
waterworks. A water distribution only system may have line
pressure booster stations and the ability to adjust processes
such as disinfection chemicals. The scope of this section is
for rural water pipelines covering large distances, excluding
municipal or private systems serving concentrated
populations (subdivisions, etc.).
The certified operator(s) or designate (minimum Small
Water System (SWS), Class I),) must visit the waterworks
a minimum of one time per week with no more than six
days between visits. The operator(s) shall remain
informed continually of the waterworks system
operation via remote monitoring to ensure proper
operation of the system.
The facility and certified operator must comply with all
regulatory requirements.
Class III and IV distribution/pipelines system will be
reviewed by the Water Security Agency (WSA) on a
case-by-case basis for visitation reduction eligibility.
Automated/Unattended Water Treatment Facility
This applies to groundwater, surface water and GUDI
(Groundwater Under Direct Influence of surface water)
waterworks systems that are SWS, Class I, or Class II with
continuous remote monitoring and the ability to adjust and
control the treatment process.
Groundwater Under Five Hundred Population
The certified operator(s) or designate (minimum SWS,
Class I), must visit the waterworks a minimum of two (2)
times per week, with no more than three (3) days
between such visits. The operator(s) shall remain
informed continually of the waterworks system
operation via remote monitoring to ensure proper
operation of the system.
The facility and certified operator must comply with all
regulatory requirements.
Class III and IV water treatment systems will not be
eligible for reduced on-site visitation.
Surface Water, GUDI and Large Groundwater Systems
The certified operator(s) or designate (minimum SWS,
Class I ), must visit the waterworks a minimum of three
times per week, with no more than two days between
such visits. The operator(s) shall remain informed
continually of the waterworks system operation via
remote monitoring to ensure proper operation of the
system.
The facility and certified operator must comply with all
regulatory requirements.
Class III and IV water treatment systems will not be
eligible for reduced on-site visitation.
Automated/Unattended Wastewater Collection
Systems
A wastewater collection system is described as a system
where there is no wastewater treatment. They consist of
collection lines and lift stations.
STAY ON TOP OF CERTIFICATION IN SASKATCHEWAN!
Visit the Operator Certification Board at:
www.saskocb.ca
Upcoming Meeting Dates
March 14 / 15 • May 9 / 10
To contact our Administrator Stephanie Kavas
or call: 306-789-3430 fax: 306-789-3429
✓ Search or post a current job listing on our Job Board.
✓ Print certification and renewal application forms.
✓ Look up meeting and cut off dates.
✓ Certification requirements and procedures.
Office hours are Monday - Thursday 9:30 am - 4:00 p.m.
continued
The certified operator(s) or designate
(minimum Small Wastewater System
(SWWS), Class I) must visit the wastewater
collection facility a minimum of one time
per week with no more than six days
between visits. The operator(s) shall
remain informed continually of the
wastewater works system operation via
remote monitoring to ensure proper
operation of the system.
The facility and certified operator must
comply with all regulatory requirements.
Class III and IV collection system will be
reviewed by the WSA on a case-by-case
basis for visitation reduction eligibility.
Automated/Unattended Wastewater
Treatment Facility
With more communities opting for small
mechanical wastewater treatment plants that
are fully automated and operable by remote
monitoring/process control, inclusion in
automated/unattended guidelines is
necessary. This applies to wastewater works
systems that are SWWS, Class I, and Class II, and
(subject to review by the WSA) Class III, with
continuous remote monitoring and the ability
to adjust and control the treatment process.
The certified operator(s) or designate
(minimum Class I), must visit the
wastewater works a minimum of three (3)
times per week, with no more than two (2)
days between such visits. The operator(s)
shall remain informed continually of the
wastewater works system operation via
remote monitoring to ensure proper
operation of the system.
The facility and certified operator must
comply with all regulatory requirements.
Class IV wastewater treatment systems
will not be eligible for reduced on-site
visitation.
Additional site specific requirements may
apply to situations where a continuous
effluent discharge is employed or where
effluent discharges are released to
sensitive receiving environments. Please
contact the Water Security Agency for
further information.
up-coming
Annual SWWA Tradeshow 2014
November 5 & 6!
The Annual Tradeshow event will be held
November 5th from 3:30pm to 9:30pm and
November 6th from 8am to noon.
The floor plan has changed from 2013 and booth space is limited.
Please contact the SWWA office at 306-668-1278 or
email office@swwa.ca for more information.
Conference Accommodation 2014
The Saskatchewan Water & Wastewater Association
Annual Conference and Tradeshow will be held
November 4th to 7th 2014 in Saskatoon at TCU Place.
The conference hotels information can be found below.
Hilton Garden Inn
Address: 90 22nd Street East, Saskatoon
Phone: (306)244-2311
The Parktown Hotel
Address: 924 Spadina Crescent East, Saskatoon
Phone: 1-800-667-3999
*Note* be sure to state you are with SWWA when booking a room
Where to stay in Nipawin SK?
The annual Golf tournament is scheduled for May 30, 2014 in
Nipawin Saskatchewan. Nipawin offers a wide variety of
accommodations to appeal to all groups whether you prefer
camping or the plush accommodations a hotel can offer.
Hotels:
Kingfisher Inn 306-862-9801
Northern Greens Resort 306-862-2686
River Inn Hotel 306-862-4435
Camping:
Nipawin Regional Park 306-862-3237
Pasquia Regional Park 306-768-3239
More options for accommodations can be found online at
www.nipawin.com

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any necessary educational documentation (postsecondary
is a requirement for some of the
classification levels), Certification Exam results, List of
current duties & employment period signed off by
your current supervisor or alternate personnel who
can confirm your employment period and duties. *Be
sure to indication on the application form what
areas & levels you wish to upgrade. You can apply
for more than one level and area using one
application.
The areas that can be applied for are Small Water
Systems, Small Wastewater Systems, Water Treatment,
Water Distribution, Wastewater Treatment, and
Wastewater Collection.
All but the Small Water Systems areas are broken
down into 4 different levels, Class 1 -4. It is very
important that when you are submitting an
application that you choose which area and level you
wish to apply for as well as to review the requirements
for each level. Each has its own set of requirements
that need to be met. These requirements are all listed
within the Saskatchewan Water and Wastewater Works
Operator Certification Standards, 2002.
This is a general basic on what the OCB applications
and requirements are. For further detailed information
please feel free to contact the office (306)789-3430,
email info@saskocb.ca
or visit the website at www.saskocb.ca.
By Stephanie Kavas
OCB Administrator
SWWA SPONSORSHIP
PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
The Annual Saskatchewan Water & Wastewater
Association Conference and Tradeshow is the “must go
to” event for water and wastewater operators and
individuals involved in collection and distribution as well
as those involved in areas pertaining to or with interest in
the industry.
Why Sponsor the SWWA Annual Conference?
Be seen as an industry leader to 500+ delegates and 250
suppliers expected from Saskatchewan representing
rural and urban municipalities of small and large water
utilities, collections and distribution and wastewater
treatment systems. The SWWA also sees government
representatives of the industry, some engineers, and
industry and educational suppliers.
The SWWA conference is a cost-effective sales and
marketing tool that provides unlimited networking of
new contacts and great exposure for your business
bringing you face to face with your key customers and
prospects.
The ability to capture new prospects through your
corporate profile to existing members.
The opportunity to increase your brand recognition
within the province with a decision making audience.
Exposure to your target market away from everyday
distractions.
Exposure throughout the year via social media
(Facebook, twitter and Linked In) and during the annual
event along with exposure through four Pipelines, (the
SWWA Magazine), leading up to and after the event.
Sponsors are recognized immediately upon your
partnership through advertisement on the SWWA
website.
In the past three years our conference has grown by 150
delegates. For the past two years the SWWA tradeshow
has been sold out with a waiting list of companies
wanting to attend. Through sponsorship the SWWA and
its partners are able to provide an amazing and talked
about experience for all who attend.
If you wish to discuss sponsorship opportunities in
greater detail please contact:
Owen Green
Calle Behnke
Sponsorship Chair
SWWA Office Manager
publicworks@assiniboia.net office@swwa.ca
306-642-3382 306-668-1278
SWWA Sponsorship
Opportunities
Be recognized as an Industry Partner – Gold, Silver and Bronze
Opportunities can be custom designed for your company and your individual’s needs. Packages can be combined to attain
Diamond, Gold, and Silver. The deadline for Gold, Silver, and Bronze sponsors is March 1, 2014.
Bonus Items for Gold, Silver and Bronze include:
Booth space, multiple delegate discounts, sponsor ribbons for companies attending, and more options can be customized.
INDUSTRY PARTNERS GOLD SILVER BRONZE
$2,500 Opportunities
BANQUET & AWARDS CEREMONY (1 Available)
Be the exclusive sponsor of the Banquet and Awards
presentation. This function is Thursday evening,
beginning with cocktail hour, followed by the banquet
meal and awards presentation. The banquet is included
in the delegate package which makes it available to all
delegates.
The sponsor will receive:
• Company name and Logo prominently displayed in the
Banquet area
• Acknowledgement at the banquet by the Conference Chair
• Company Information available at the entrance to the
banquet
• One reserved table at the Banquet
• Acknowledgement of conference sponsorship on the
SWWA website and social media pages once received
• Acknowledgement on conference program
• Acknowledgement in SWWA Pipeline (4 Editions)
$5,000 $2,500 $1,500
Name and Logo in Conference Program Full Page ½ Page Business Card
Logo and Weblink on Conference Website pages ✓ ✓ ✓
Logo on Sponsor signs at venue ✓ ✓ ✓
Logo used on social media pages leading up to the conference ✓ ✓ ✓
One item inserted into the Delegate Bag (must be approved) ✓ ✓ ✓
Booth Space (received before sell out) ✓ ✓ ✓
First choice on Booth Space for following year (Diamond, Gold and Silver etc.) ✓ ✓ ✓
Complimentary Registrations 4 2 0
Banquet Tickets (2) 2 0 0
Special Sponsorship Sign at Booth ✓ ✓ ✓
Recognition in SWWA Pipeline ✓ ✓ ✓
Opportunity to Speak to the delegates at the Banquet ✓ ✓
Recognition from Conference Chair at the Banquet ✓ ✓ ✓
Complimentary Tradeshow booth ✓ ✓
WATERCAN BREAKFAST (1 available)
The WaterCan breakfast is held Friday of the conference
and it is held to promote awareness of the SWWA’s
Charity of Choice. All delegates receive tickets to the
event as part of their package. The event includes
breakfast and a special speaker representing WaterCan.
The sponsor will receive:
• Company name and Logo prominently displayed in the
Breakfast area
• Acknowledgement at the event by the MC
• Company information (if desired) to be available at the
entrance to the breakfast area
• One reserved table at the day’s breakfast
• Acknowledgement of the sponsorship through the
conference program, SWWA website and social media
pages
• Acknowledgement in SWWA Pipeline
March 2014 | the pipeline

NAMETAG LANYARDS (1 Available) SOLD
Each delegate and tradeshow booth will receive
lanyards to display name badges.
The sponsor will receive:
• Company Name and logo along the lanyard (the SWWA
reserves the right to choose the lanyard style)
• Acknowledgement of sponsorship on the SWWA website
and social media pages along with the conference program
• Acknowledgement in SWWA Pipeline (4 Editions)
BANQUET ENTERTAINMENT (1 Available)
Be the exclusive sponsor of the Banquet Entertainment.
This function is Thursday evening and all delegates
receive tickets as part of their delegate packages.
The sponsor will receive:
• Company name and Logo prominently displayed in the
Banquet Entertainment area
• Acknowledgement at the beginning of the Banquet
Entertainment by the Conference Chair
• One reserved table at the Banquet
• Acknowledgement of conference sponsorship on the
SWWA website and social media pages once received
• Acknowledgement on conference program
• Acknowledgement in SWWA Pipeline
CREATE A SPONSORSHIP:
New in 2014 create a sponsorship program. This is for
companies who would like to sponsor the annual event
but do not see an area that reflects on them as unique
groups. Interested sponsorship groups please contact
Calle at the SWWA office at (306)668-1278 or by email at
office@swwa.ca to talk about opportunities you would
like to create.
The following areas are also sponsorship opportunities:
Lunches (3 available) - $1500.00 each
Coffee (10 available) - $500.00 each
WATERCAN
WaterCan/EauVive is a registered Canadian charity
dedicated to providing clean water, basic sanitation, and
hygiene education to the world’s poorest people.
In conjunction with the Annual Conference and
Tradeshow a silent auction is held for WaterCan. All
Donations to this worthwhile cause will be recognized.
• Business card attached to items for viewing
• Bidding sheet for the items will acknowledge the company
• Cash donations are also accepted
• Acknowledgement of sponsorship on all conference
materials, the SWWA website, and the SWWA Pipeline
For further information contact the SWWA Office at 306-
668-1278 or by email office@swwa.ca
All sponsor partners of SWWA will be contacted to
choose a booth for the following year as a special thank
you for partnership. Gold, Silver, and Bronze sponsors will
be given first choice of booths the remaining choices will
be available for all other conference sponsors.
A D V E R T I S I N G • A D V E R T I S I N G
Allan Miskolczi - Technical Sales Rep
Cell: 306-381-9244 • Toll Free: 1-877-624-5757
Email: amiskolczi@johnbrooks.ca
www.johnbrooks.ca
Tyler Klath
Cell: (306) 203-3800
TF: 1-888-554-0638
tyler@ahmcelroy.com
A.H. McElroy Sales & Service (Canada) Ltd.
Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Nunavut
Website: www.ahmcelroy.com
Don Ball
Sales Representative
Water Solutions
Xylem
Bay 10, 3111 Millar Avenue, Saskatoon, SK S7K 6N3
T (306) 933-4849 F (306) 931-0051 C (306) 221-0530
don.ball@xyleminc.com
www.xylemwatersolutions.com/ca
David Tidy
Senior Regional Sales Manager
Metcon Sales & Engineering Ltd.
15 Connie Crescent, Unit 3
Concord, Ontario L4K 1L3
P 905.738.2355 x 230
M 416.346.1764
F 905.738.5520
E davidt@metconeng.com
W www.metconeng.com

Andrew Hickey
WATER & WASTEWATER TECHNICIAN
Nabeegh Subhani, MBA, EIT
Sales Location Manager
Water Solutions
Xylem
Bay 10, 3111 Millar Avenue, Saskatoon, SK S7K 6N3
T (306) 933-4849 F (306) 931-0051 C (306) 371-8544
nabeegh.subhani@xyleminc.com
www.xylemwatersolutions.com/ca
3807 Arthur Rose Ave.
Saskatoon, SK S7P 0C7
PH. (306) 242-4155
Direct Line (306) 651-4782
Cel. (306) 222-2114
Fax. (306) 242-6020
• Manhole Restoration
Toll Free 1-866-242-4155
• Concrete Repair and
E-mail: jerry@topshotconcrete.com
Restoration
Website: www.topshotconcrete.com
• Shotcreting
• Concrete Pump Sales & Service
Jerry Marshall
ATAP Infrastructure Management Ltd.
1922 Park Street
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, S4N 7M4
TEL 306.244.8828
FAX 306.244.8829
CELL 306.640.6222
EMAIL hickeya@ae.ca
www.atap.ca
Filter Upgrades & Retrofits
Phoenix Filter Components
Packaged Filtration Systems
Granular Filter Media Design & Supply
Technical Services
1-866-755-7377 www.awifilter.com
A D V E R T I S I N G • A D V E R T I S I N G
A D V E R T I S I N G • A D V E R T I S I N G

Curtis Resch
Sales Representative
Guardian Traffic Services Inc.
Bay #5, 825 - 48 Street East
Saskatoon, SK S7K 0X5
Tel 306-242-4407
Fax 306-975-9131
Cell 306-380-5394
AtsTrafficGroup.com
We Predict, You Prevent.
Your Risk Management Experts.
INFRARED THERMOLOGY
VIBRATION ANALYSIS
PRECISION LASER ALIGNMENT
ULTRASONIC DETECTION
MAIN OFFICE
Box 416
Saltcoats, SK
S0A 3R0
P: 306.744.2675
F: 306.744.2788
rfp@emw.ca.
www.pepperindustrial.ca
WORK WITH A RELIABILITY BASED MAINTENANCE TEAM
BLAIR BAXTER
Sales Representative
BUS 403.253.7348
CELL
403.998.6709
FAX 403.255.0690
www.terminalcity-acs.com
A DIVISION OF:
blair@terminalcity-acs.com
620 - 51 Ave. SE, Calgary, AB Canada T2H 0M9
Administrator
Ph:
(306) 789-3430
Fax:
(306) 789-3429
Email:
info@saskocb.ca
C/O Mail Room | 3211
Albert St. | Regina,
SK S4S 5W6
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By installing Flygt N-pump technolo-
gy, zero incidents of clogging were e reported over the first
year of operation,
and monthly energy costs were reduced
by an average age of
31 percent.
The Challenge: Fibrous Clogs
In the spring of
2012,
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Bathurst was requiring monthly servicing to pull the pumps
and remove thick fibrous clogs.
Although the city’s utility had
a service truck with a lift,
each service call required the rental
of a boom truck due to the weight of
the pumps undergoing
maintenance.
The clogging issues worsened month by month wher eby
clogging increased to once per week and then finally to up
to twice per week. This resulted in incredibly high labor and
outside service costs to the utility.
There were also issues with
soft starters ters failing,
resulting in two replacements of
starters
within an 18-month period. Winding tests on the utility’s ex-
isting pumps showed early deterioration tion of
the stators due to
overheating.
The city was faced with a decision to make on whether to
continue to service the failing pumps or look for an alternative.
The Solution: The Flygt N-Pump with TotalCare Services
Xylem proposed the Flygt N-technology N-3171 pump
(435MT 25HP) to replace the existing competitor’s 20 HP sub-
mersible sewage pumps that were e in service for a little over a
year.
Advantages of Flygt N-technology pumps include clog-
free pumping, an innovative self-cleaning impeller and a flex-
ible and modular design,
which ensures es sustained efficiency.
Flygt N-pumps are also backed by Xylem
TotalCare services
for secure e operations.
City of Bathurst Lift Station No. 1
End user:
Population:
Xylem’s role:
End result:
City of Bathurst
34,000 residents
Case story
Supplied 2 Flygt N-technology
N-3171 pumps (435MT 25HP)
A 31 percent energy savings
and zero incidents of clogging
for the first year of operation.
“With the installation tion of
Flygt N-pump technology,
zero incidents of clogging
were reported over the
first year of operation.”
the pipeline | March 2014

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For every workshop you are registering for a separate registration is required. Please note
the deadline for registration for each workshop is two weeks prior to the workshop.
Please indicate by placing a check mark which workshop you wish to attend.
March 19/14 Cylinder Mount Workshop – Regina Travelodge
March 28/14 Membrane Treatment – Saskatoon Travelodge
March 26/14 Metering Pumps – ½ day Saskatoon
April 16/14
April 23/14
April 25/14
May 29/14
May 29/14
Reverse Osmosis – North Battleford
Reverse Osmosis – Yorkton
Geotubes, Biocord, UDF – Regina
Emergency Measure – Nipawin
Small Wastewater System Management- Nipawin
WORKSHOP PRICES:
Member Price Cost: $200.00 GST: $10.00 Total: $210.00 _____________
Reverse Osmosis | Ultrafiltration tion | Nanofiltration tion | Microfiltration tion | Ultra
Violet | Membrane Degasifiers |
Ancillary Equipment | Chemical Skids
Non-Member Price Cost: $250.00 GST: $12.00 Total: $262.00 _____________
2014 Membership & Member Price Cost: $248.00 GST: $12.40 Total: $260.40 _____________
PLEASE FILL OUT THE REQUIRED INFORMATION BELOW
Name ________________________________________________ Employer ____________________________________________
Address ______________________________________________City/Town
____________________________________________
Your Water Treatment Solutions Provider
Postal Code
__________________________________________ Phone Number ________________________________________
Email ____________________________________________________________________________________
Design | Install | Commissioning | Maintenance | Training | Technology Upgrades | 24/7 Service and Support
If paying by credit card fill out the information below
Type of Card
Visa ________ or Mastercard ___________
Cardholder Name: ______________________________________
Card Number: _________________________________________
Expiry Date: _______________________
Receipt: Yes _____ No ______
Please send your registration to:
SWWA
PO Box 7831 Stn Mn
Saskatoon, SK.
S7K 4R5
Workshop questions can be sent to: workshops@swwa.ca or office@swwa.ca
1-888-244-6449 www.delco-water.com .com Sales@delco-water.com

✓ Maximize your company’s visibility
at the Annual SWWA Conference and
Tradeshow by taking advantage of the
sponsorship opportunities.
The SWWA is looking for partners willing to assist in creating an incredible
experience for all at the annual event.
Company Name:
SWWA Sponsorship Application Form
To apply for sponsorship opportunities, please fill out the form below
and return to the address or email listed.
SWWA
PO Box 7831 Stn Mn., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K 4R5
Or Email: office@swwa.ca
__________________________________________________________________________________
Contact Person: ______________________________________Title: ________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________City: ________________________________________
Province: ____________________________________________Postal Code: __________________________________
Contact Phone:
Contact Email: _
______________________________________Company URL: ________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
By signing here, I am confirming that I am an authorized agent of the above indicated organization and have the
authority to commit to this sponsorship on their behalf. I understand there will be no cancellation or refund after
sponsorship form has been received and that payment in full is due at this time to confirm sponsorship. I also
understand sponsorships are non-refundable and non-transferable and all promotional content must be pre-approved
by SWWA. I understand booth and tradeshow personnel costs are extra. I have read and agree to all deadlines and
conditions. We hereby agree to abide by all rules and regulations in this package.
Signature: ________________________________________ Print Name: ______________________________________
Date: ____________________________________________
Payments can be made by check, Visa or MasterCard.
Saskatchewan Water & WasteWater Association
ANNUAL TRADESHOW REGISTRATION
November 5 & 6, 2014, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Contact Name ____________________________________________Alternative Contact Name
____________________________
Company __________________________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address
City
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________Province ____________________ Postal Code __________
Contact #1 Phone ___________________________ Email __________________________________________________________
Alternate Contact Phone _______________________ Email __________________________________________________________
Please Note: email addresses should be written as they should appear in email.
Please indicate, if different, the address for the SWWA Pipeline to be sent.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BOOTH INFORMATION
Please indicate booth preference from floor plan provided: First Second Third
Booth Includes: one 10(wide)x8(deep) draped booth, one 6’ skirted table, two chairs, one 110 volt electrical outlet,
two Wednesday lunches and Thursday breakfasts and Two Company Registrations.
Fee GST 5% Total Amount Paid
2014 Booth Fee $800.00 $40.00 $840.00 ___________
Additional Representatives $225.00 $11.25 $236.25 ___________
Banquet Tickets $50.00 $2.50 $52.50 ___________
Business Card Ad $300.00 $15.00 $315.00 ___________
Web Site Advertisement $175.00 $8.75 $183.75 ___________
Total Paid
$ __________
PAYMENT METHOD
Cheque (Payable to Saskatchewan Water & WasteWater Association) VISA Mastercard
Cardholder Name __________________________________________________________________________________
Cardholder Number ________________________________________________________________________________
Expiry Date ___________________
Signature ____________________________________________________
NO BOOTH WILL BE CONFIRMED WITHOUT PAYMENT – payment must be received at booking.
Tradeshow Cancellation Policy:
All Cancellations received prior to June 1, 2014 will receive a 100% refund minus a $50 service charge
Cancellations received after August 31, 2014 will receive a 50% refund minus a $50 service charge
Cancellations received after September 15, 2014 NO REFUND
Return application form and payment to:
SWWA
PO Box 7831 Stn MN, Saskatoon SK S7K 4R5
Phone: (306)668-1278 Email: office@swwa.ca
Those attending the Annual Tradeshow in 2013 will have first opportunity to sign up for 2014. As appreciation to our sponsors they are
given choice prior to the conference for the 2014 tradeshow.
Please Note: Handy Rentals of Saskatoon is used for setup, take down, and shipping of all Tradeshow related items. An information
package will be posted onto the SWWA website www.swwa.ca in 2014 once it becomes available.

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Hole in One Sponsor - $250.00 – 2 available
14 hole sponsorships available - $200.00
Any other prizes that you may wish to donate eg. Caps, jackets, shirts, bags, etc.
Please register this company as a sponsor of the SWWA Golf Tournament 2014
Company Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Contact Person:
Address:
Email:
Join us at the Annual
SWWA Golf Tournament
Nipawin, SK Friday, May 30th, 2013 at 10:00AM
Entry Fee: $90 per person includes Green Fees,
Cart Rental, Steak BBQ and Prizes
Course details can be found on our website www.swwa.ca
______________________________________________Phone Number: ________________________________
______________________________________________________________________Postal Code__________________
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Your generous donations ensure the success of this event – Thank you for your support!
All donations will be appropriately recognized & all sponsor information will be displayed during the tournament.
You will also be recognized in the Pipeline following the golf tournament and on the SWWA website.

SWWA LIFETIME MEMBER
NOMINATIONS
CRITERIA:
Any person who has been an active member of SWWA for at least 15 years, and is retired from active
employment can apply or be nominated for a Life membership. The application must be received by the
Board of Directors in writing at least five months in advance of the annual conference awards banquet. The
nominee shall be notified in writing of the board's decision at least three months in advance of the annual
conference awards banquet. The applicant must have demonstrated extraordinary service and have been
dedicated to the aims and goals of SWWA and its membership. The maximum number of life memberships
awarded each year is three.
OPERATOR OF THE YEAR NOMINATION FORM
Operators from any of the disciplines are eligible – Water Treatment, Water Distribution,
Wastewater Treatment, Wastewater Collection, or Small Systems
I wish to nominate: Operator name: ____________________________________________________________________________
Community Employed At: ______________________________________Nominee’s Title: __________________________________
Contact Information: Phone:____________________________________ E-mail: ________________________________________
NOMINEE’S AREA OF OPERATION: (check all that apply)
Water Treatment Water Distribution Wastewater Treatment Wastewater Collection
Years involved with Water/Wastewater: ________________________Years as a SWWA member:____________________________
Nominator’s name: ________________________________________Nominator’s Title: ____________________________________
Contact Information: Phone: ________________________________ e-mail: ____________________________________________
BENEFITS
This membership category allows the benefactor the same participation privileges as a regular member of
the association at no cost, including receiving the SWWA Pipeline newsletter, without having to meet the
active duty requirements. The benefits do not extend to the benefits of any affiliate organizations of the
association. The Life member shall receive a plaque suitably inscribed with the recipient's name, year of
award, and will be presented at the annual conference awards banquet. As well their name and year of
award will be inscribed on the plaque kept by SWWA.
Give a brief statement of your relationship with the nominee;
years known, worked with, etc: __________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
Give a brief description of how the nominee is involved with
Water or Wastewater in his/her current position: ______________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
The Life member shall receive a complimentary conference registration including a banquet ticket for their
spouse. Seating at the dignitary table and acknowledgement by the MC at the awards banquet will be
provided. Free one night accommodation, if required, for the evening of the annual conference awards
banquet is included. For years following the award year, the Life member shall receive a complimentary
conference registration including a banquet ticket for their spouse.
Nominee's Name: ______________________________________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
Number of years an active member of SWWA: ______ Date retired from active employment: _________
Nominated by: ________________________________________________________________________
Nominators email address: ______________________________________________________________
Summary: (use an additional sheet if necessry) ____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
Please include a brief summary stating why the nominee deserves the award. All information
given will work to help the committee make a decision from the nominations submitted.
Rate the nominee from 1 – 5 in the following categories:
1. Organization, Record-keeping, & Preventative maintenance
1 – Average 2 3 – Above Average 4 5 – Exceptional
2. General Operations & Knowledge of His/Her System and Equipment
1 – Average 2 3 – Above Average 4 5 – Exceptional
3. Attention to Legislative Guidelines and Regulations
1 – Average 2 3 – Above Average 4 5 – Exceptional
4. Administrative Duties– Budget Planning & Presentation, Training and Education of Employees or General Public
1 – Average 2 3 – Above Average 4 5 – Exceptional
5. Overall Service to the Community
1 – Average 2 3 – Above Average 4 5 – Exceptional
Describe his/her quality of work in regards to such things
as following Legislative Requirements, Aesthetic quality of
Finished Product, Records Management, etc. __________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
What specifically makes this nominee deserving of the
Operator of the Year Award? ______________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
For Office use only:
SWWA Member _______
Can you give an example of the nominee going over and
above their normal duties in service to their community:
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
Please note that all information must be filled in
completely. Nominations are due September 3, 2014.
Only the nominators of the candidates chosen will be
contacted. The SWWA thanks all those who have put
forth nominations for consideration of this award.
OCB CERTIFIED ______ YEARS OF OPERATING ______ EPO VERIFICATION______

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