This course provides an overview of water sampling techniques and processes that ensure samples are representative, uncontaminated and preserved to form a strong basis for later analysis.
This course provides essential knowledge on the risks, handling, maintenance, and management of asbestos cement (AC) pipes in water and sewerage systems. It covers condition assessment, cleaning methods, regulatory compliance, and safe work practices to mitigate health and environmental risks.
This course is designed to provide you with an overview of the importance of, and requirements for minimising environmental harm when working in, on or near water, sewerage and recycled water assets.
Workplace Health and Safety for people working in, on or near sewerage and recycled water assets.
This course provides an overview of drinking water quality and how it can be affected by working on or around drinking water infrastructure.
The interactive SWMS guidance tool has three modules and three standalone resources to help you understand, prepare and use a SWMS.
This tool will help you understand:
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what a SWMS does, how it makes a difference, and what the model work health and safety (WHS) laws say about preparing and using a SWMS
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how to prepare a SWMS
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how to use a SWMS in the workplace and keep it up to date.
This course is designed to provide you with an introduction to the urban water and sewerage industry in Queensland.
The course will take around 30 minutes to complete.