The installation season is once again upon us, and with that, the development of system designs and information pertaining to specific sites and clients. Each year, the association receives member reports of copyright infringement. What does that mean? Basically, a designer or contractor has designed an onsite wastewater system for a client and has then […]
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MOWMA held its AGM and Board elections as part of the Education Days event in Winnipeg on Friday, April 11, 2025. We are pleased to welcome to the board Jordan Klassen. 2025 MOWMA Board of DirectorsPresident: Randy ThomasVice-President: Denis KeatingSecretary-Treasurer: Brett GaudryDirector: Dave ClowDirector: Patrick GueretDirector: Jordan Klassen
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Update Your Mailing Address Don’t miss out on your chance to receive the Summer 2025 issue of WCOWMA’s Onsite Informer Magazine!Take a moment to contact our office with your updated address. Be A Part of the Magazine WCOWMA is sourcing articles for publication in our printed magazine, which includes information, news, and events from each of the Western provinces.Articles submitted may
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Do you have an onsite wastewater system installation coming up? We need your help! Our students require a Site and Soil Field Evaluation Day to complete their Onsite Wastewater Practitioner Training Program, and we’re calling on our valued contractor members across Western Canada to assist us. This hands-on experience is critical to our students’ learning
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MOWMA hosted two education days on April 10 and 11 in Brandon and Winnipeg respectively. Both sessions were well attended by members who participated in a series of educational sessions on: Building a Strong Wastewater Community, Linear Loading, Zone Vale Installation, Setting Timed Dosing, Online Marketing Strategies, and culminating in a presentation on the regulations.
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency released a new document, titled Safeguarding Against Natural Hazards and Extreme Weather Events: A Resource Guide for Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems. Onsite wastewater treatment systems (OWTS), also referred to as septic systems or decentralized systems, treat wastewater and return the treated effluent to the environment. Due to natural hazards
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