This course provides an overview of facility maintenance practices with plenty of practical advice. This course is designed to help Facility Operators and supervisors understand the workings of various facility components. From there, the Facility Operator/supervisor can develop sound maintenance practices to improve the operation and useful life of the fixed assets in their facility. Proper planning and the implementation of preventative maintenance practices benefit your facility and community.
Topics covered along with class participation include:
The purpose of this course:
Join us for a Town Hall discussion on the changes to the Power Engineers Regulations that come into effect on July 30, 2025. We will also discuss the introduction of the Ice Facility Operator Certification.
Please submit any questions you have when you register or email info@recreationmb.ca
The MS Teams link to join the webinar will be sent to the email listed on your registration form a week prior to the webinar.
We are hosting this information session to gather feedback from the sector regarding the proposed amendments that may have an impact on your operation. We would like you to join this discussion and gain a better understanding of pool operations in the province.
It will be held virtually and connection information will be sent to those who register for this event.
To access this project on the Manitoba Regulatory Consultation Portal directly, please use the following link: https://engagemb.ca/swimming-pools-and-other-water-recreational-facilities-regulation-amendment
There are two links, the Regulation Information Form and the Proposed Amendments on Swimming Pools and Other Water Recreation Facilities on the right side of the page that provide information about the proposed amendments.
The Ministry of Health, Seniors and Long-Term Care is seeking your feedback on proposed amendments to the Swimming Pools and Other Water Recreation Facilities. The proposed amendments serve the public interest by enhancing safety, protecting public health, and supporting local businesses. This Regulation reduces the risk of illness or injury and prevents the spread of communicable diseases. Lowering the minimum lifeguard age (with adult supervision) increases the availability of qualified lifeguards, improving safety at facilities. Additionally, alleviating limitations to water analysis requirements allows more laboratory businesses to offer testing services, helping pool operators maintain compliance and ensure safety. These amendments promote public health and safety while having minimal social, economic, and environmental impacts.
This 3-day certificate course will provide a comprehensive and rigorous in-class experience of those involved in aquatic facility operations.
Areas Covered by the Course
Save the date for the 2025 Rural Recreation Summit.
We hope you can join us in Gimli, Manitoba on September 24-25, 2025
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