ENVIRONMENTAL MONITOR
WORKSHOP

learn the principles and techniques to become an environmental monitor

Designed as an introductory course that offers hands-on exercises and classroom training to learn the roles and responsibilities of an environmental monitor working in Ontario.

  • Delta F.
    It will help me to better be able to list concerns and to read reports, and transfer the information in a manner more relevant to my community.
    Delta F.
    Matachewan First Nation
  • Anonymous
    Great course, knowledgeable trainers. Enjoyed it a lot!
    Anonymous
  • Russell
    Highly recommend to all First Nations involved or soon to be impacted by "resource development".
    Russell
    Moose Cree First Nation
  • Paul C.
    Gave me a broader understanding of environmental procedures, which will allow me to become more involved in committee meetings and helping to deal with community environmental issues.
    Paul C.
    Wabun Tribal Council
  • Darren R.
    I highly recommend this workshop. It helped my knowledge and understanding with my new role as an Environmental Monitor.
    Darren R.
    Taykwa Tagamou Nation
  • Anonymous
    I did enjoy my time spent at the workshop. Very nice people and environment. I really learned a lot that will help me with my field of work. Thank you for the great workshop.
    Anonymous
  • Paul M.
    J’ai aimé le cours. J’ai appris beaucoup de chose avec ce cours. Mercie à Blue Heron groupe. Merci beaucoup à Linda et tous.
    Paul M.
    Wahgoshig First Nation

WORKSHOP BENEFITS

Updates on the Latest
Legislation and Regulations

Monitoring and Sampling Best Practices

Field Navigation and Taking Proper Site-Photos

Safety Considerations for a Variety of Field Activities

Conducting Environmental Inspections

Handling/Labeling Field Samples and Laboratory Protocols

PURPOSE

The program aims to provide training for field monitors responsible for collecting environmental data related to mining activity in Ontario.

Students will experience a hands-on fieldwork monitoring course that emphasizes proper sample collection and safety considerations.

AUDIENCE

Our workshop is applicable to a broad audience, including:

  • Environmental Monitors looking for to expand their knowledge, or seeking a refresher
  • People with environmental responsibilities in their communities or business
  • Those wanting to enter the field of environmental monitoring, or seeking to become a technician.

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITOR
WORKSHOP

learn the principles and techniques to become an environmental monitor

Designed as an introductory course that offers hands-on exercises and classroom training to learn the roles and responsibilities of an environmental monitor working in Ontario.

  • Anonymous
    Great course, knowledgeable trainers. Enjoyed it a lot!
    Anonymous
  • Darren R.
    I highly recommend this workshop. It helped my knowledge and understanding with my new role as an Environmental Monitor.
    Darren R.
    Taykwa Tagamou Nation
  • Delta F.
    It will help me to better be able to list concerns and to read reports, and transfer the information in a manner more relevant to my community.
    Delta F.
    Matachewan First Nation
  • Anonymous
    I did enjoy my time spent at the workshop. Very nice people and environment. I really learned a lot that will help me with my field of work. Thank you for the great workshop.
    Anonymous
  • Russell
    Highly recommend to all First Nations involved or soon to be impacted by "resource development".
    Russell
    Moose Cree First Nation
  • Paul C.
    Gave me a broader understanding of environmental procedures, which will allow me to become more involved in committee meetings and helping to deal with community environmental issues.
    Paul C.
    Wabun Tribal Council
  • Paul M.
    J’ai aimé le cours. J’ai appris beaucoup de chose avec ce cours. Mercie à Blue Heron groupe. Merci beaucoup à Linda et tous.
    Paul M.
    Wahgoshig First Nation

Students will experience an overview of fieldwork monitoring, environmental data entry and interpretation, environmental regulatory requirements, and compliance reporting.

The workshop is a mix of both classroom and field exercises. Proper seasonal apparel and PPE is required (i.e. CSA Approved footwear, reflective vest, hard hat, safety glasses, and gloves).

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