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Reports and Resources

General resources

Signage for operators

Emergency response planning

EOCP training for operators

Introduction to Emergency Response and Contingency Planning Course

Course Schedule for 2019

Monitoring your Water System Course

Course Schedule for 2019

Due to COVID-19 we have made the decision to suspend our training courses for drinking water operators. This was done in order to best protect participants and IH employees. We look forward to resuming these training opportunities as soon as it is safe to do so. If you have any questions please contact Chris Russell.

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We recognize and acknowledge that we are collectively gathered on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the seven Interior Region First Nations, where we live, learn, collaborate and work together. This region is also home to 15 Chartered Métis Communities. It is with humility that we continue to strengthen our relationships with First Nation, Métis, and Inuit peoples across the Interior.

Interior Health is committed to the elimination of racism and to Cultural Safety and Humility in our facilities and the communities we serve. Read the Statement on Racism, from the Interior Health Board of Directors.