OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
Operator certification helps protect human health and the environment by establishing minimum professional standards for the operation and maintenance of public water and wastewater systems. Operator certification is an important step in promoting regulatory compliance. Each of the Atlantic provinces regulate their own certification programs with guidelines specifying minimum standards for certification and recertification in the province.
Please use the links below to access more information about the certification for the province of your choice.
Government Websites
New Brunswick - english
New Brunswick - français
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Exam Schedules
New Brunswick - english & français
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island, (Exam Application)
Online requests of CEUs obtained through ACWWA courses are available by clicking HERE.
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CEU REQUIREMENTS
Nova Scotia
Class I,II – 2.4 CEU over previous 4 years
Class III,IV – 4.8 CEU over previous 4 years
Overall DRC, regardless of class – 4.8 CEU over previous 4 years
Newfoundland
There are no CEU requirements in Newfoundland. However, the Permits to Operate that are issued to all water and wastewater systems require operators to have 24 hours of training/education per year.
New Brunswick
There are currently no CEU requirements for New Brunswick.
Prince Edward Island
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