PROGRAM:
PROGRAMS & COURSES
Targeted Training
OVERVIEW
Courses in the Targeted category vary from year to year. Training is designed to meet the direct needs of the municipalities. The specific needs are identified through the MTO’s annual Training Needs Survey, a detailed analysis of previous years’ deliveries, and through direct requests from the municipalities themselves as the year progresses. Occasionally the MTO is asked to conduct training by a partner and should the partner contribute the entire costs of this training, the MTO will be able to accommodate the requests.
This categotry of training requires the flexibility to respond directly to the pulse of the community.
Courses:
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The Class I Water Treatment Course is the secondary part of a long-term strategy to ensure personnel who work within the water system further understand their role in ensuring the safety of the municipal drinking water system. The target participants for this course are Primary Water Operators that have previous operations experience and training (Small Systems Water Treatment, Northern Territories Water and Waste Association Conference and Workshop, etc.), as this course will build upon the foundational knowledge gained in Small Systems Water Treatment training.
Location: Iqaluit
Date: November 19 - 24, 2019
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Small Systems Water Treatment training will be taking place in Hall Beach in two blocks. The Small Systems Water Treatment Course is part of a long-term strategy to ensure all personnel who work within the water system understand their role in ensuring the safety of the municipal drinking water system. Participants may include Water Treatment Plant Operators, Water Truck Drivers, Water Truck Driver Assistants, Foremen or Public Works Directors and/or and Building Maintainers, depending on the structure of operations in your municipality. This course will provide a foundational knowledge for drinking water operations, which will be built upon for further training.
Location: Hall Beach
Block 1: November 5 - 8, 2019
Block 2: November 12 - 15, 2019
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Small Systems Water Treatment training will be taking place in Sanikiluaq in two blocks. The Small Systems Water Treatment Course is part of a long-term strategy to ensure all personnel who work within the water system understand their role in ensuring the safety of the municipal drinking water system. Participants may include Water Treatment Plant Operators, Water Truck Drivers, Water Truck Driver Assistants, Foremen or Public Works Directors and/or and Building Maintainers, depending on the structure of operations in your municipality. This course will provide a foundational knowledge for drinking water operations, which will be built upon for further training.
Location: Sanikiluaq
Block 1: October 30 - November 3, 2019
Block 2: November 4 - 8, 2019
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The Project Management Essentials program delivers practical, hands-on training in the core knowledge and skills of the discipline in practice today. Developed by leading practitioners and educators, this comprehensive program combines industry expertise and best practices to provide a well-rounded training program for Project Managers and those pursuing a career in project management.
Location: Iqaluit
Dates:
- Part One: November 4 - 9, 2019
- Part Two: February 3 - 12, 2020
- Part Three: March 13 - 21, 2020
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Small Systems Water Treatment training will be taking place in Igloolik in two blocks. The Small Systems Water Treatment Course is part of a long-term strategy to ensure all personnel who work within the water system understand their role in ensuring the safety of the municipal drinking water system. Participants may include Water Treatment Plant Operators, Water Truck Drivers, Water Truck Driver Assistants, Foremen or Public Works Directors and/or and Building Maintainers, depending on the structure of operations in your municipality. This course will provide a foundational knowledge for drinking water operations, which will be built upon for further training.
LOCATION: Igloolik
BLOCK 1: October 16 - 20, 2019
BLOCK 2: October 21 - 25, 2019
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Good supervisors, managers or team leaders are essential to the success of any organization.
In many workplaces, people often find themselves elevated to positions of authority with little or no training. This workshop introduces the critical skills necessary to be an effective leader and supervisor. Participants will learn proven, time tested techniques in developing their supervisory style and experience the hands-on skills necessary to lead others on a day-to-day basis.
LOCATION: Iqaluit
Dates:
Part 1 - January 27 - February 1, 2020
Part 2 - March 2 - 6, 2020
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Small Systems Water Treatment training will be taking place in Cape Dorset in two blocks. The Small Systems Water Treatment Course is part of a long-term strategy to ensure all personnel who work within the water system understand their role in ensuring the safety of the municipal drinking water system. Participants may include Water Treatment Plant Operators, Water Truck Drivers, Water Truck Driver Assistants, Foremen or Public Works Directors and/or and Building Maintainers, depending on the structure of operations in your municipality. This course will provide a foundational knowledge for drinking water operations, which will be built upon for further training.
LOCATION: CAPE DORSET
BLOCK 1: SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 4, 2019
BLOCK 2: OCTOBER 7 - 10, 2019
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Fundamentals of Leadership Part 1 aims to integrate the contemporary management concepts, skills and tools needed for successful leadership. It reinforces learning and promotes the transfer of skills into the workplace through the use of action plans, accountability reporting, case studies, and the completion of knowledge-based assessments.
Part 2 is focused on leadership skills and building a performance culture. Participants work on alternate problem solving skills, while learning the subtle nuances of employing and developing emotional intelligence.
Completion of Part 1 is not a prerequisite to Part 2, however completion of both parts is required to obtain the Program Certificate.
LOCATION: IQALUIT
PT 1: JANUARY 13-17, 2020
PT 2: FEBURARY 3-7, 2020
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Class 3/Air Brakes training provides the skills & knowledge for new drivers to test for their licence. It gives licensed drivers enhanced safety & vehicle management skills.
Location: Cape Dorset
Dates: November 18 - December 8, 2019
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Class 3/Air Brakes training provides the skills & knowledge for new drivers to test for their licence. It gives licensed drivers enhanced safety & vehicle management skills.
Location: Clyde River
Date: September 16 - October 5, 2019
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The Municipal Training Organization will conduct Heavy Equipment Operator training in your community. The Hamlet of Igloolik and the MTO have opened up this training to the general public but space is limited!
Location: Igloolik
Date: September 9-28, 2019
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Class 3/Air Brakes training provides the skills & knowledge for new drivers to test for their licence. It gives licensed drivers enhanced safety & vehicle management skills.
Location: Naujaat
Date: November 21 - Dec 10, 2019
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The Municipal Training Organization will conduct Heavy Equipment Operator training in your community. The Hamlet of Resolute Bay and the MTO have opened up this training to the general public but space is limited!
Location: Sanikiluaq
Date: TBA
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Class 3/Air Brakes training provides the skills & knowledge for new drivers to test for their licence. It gives licensed drivers enhanced safety & vehicle management skills.
Location: Pond Inlet
Date: August 19- September 7, 2019
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The Municipal Training Organization will conduct Heavy Equipment Operator training in your community. The Hamlet of Resolute Bay and the MTO have opened up this training to the general public but space is limited!
Location: Resolute Bay
Date: August 12-31, 2019
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The Municipal Training Organization will conduct Heavy Equipment Operator training in your community. The Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet and the MTO have opened up this training to the general public but space is limited!
Location: Chesterfield Inlet
Date: August 6 - 22, 2019
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Class 3/Air Brakes training provides the skills & knowledge for new drivers to test for their licence. It gives licensed drivers enhanced safety & vehicle management skills.
Location: Coral Harbour
Date: July 2-21, 2019
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This workshop is focused on the introduction of best practices, modern techniques and established strategies to improve the process of business or professional writing, Overall, the result is a more professional and polished product: written documents aligned to your readers’ needs.
Learning outcomes to include:
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Confined and restricted spaces are work areas which are not intended for continuous occupancy, and which have by design, limited or restricted entry or exit. Confined Space Entry Hazard Awareness trains personnel to recognize hazards of working in a confined or restricted space and to carry out confined space entry and attendant duties safely.
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MTO is offering a Dust Suppression and Safety course in Arviat. This course aims to teach about dust control and stabilization, application, and safety. There will also be training provided around defensive driving and fall protection for Public Works senior staff.
Location: Arviat
Dates: August 26, 2019 - August 30, 2019
Professional Drivers’ Upgrading delivered in partnership with the Alberta Motor Association. Training and certification were provided in: safe performance backing procedures, vehicle handling & control, observance of rules & regulations, defensiveness & planning, and general skills.
This 2-day course provides Facility Operators the opportunity to develop and enhance their skills and abilities in areas that will benefit themselves, their employer (hamlet), their career and the facility they operate. This training is intended to meet the need for trained operators and efficient operation of swimming pool facilities.
This course provides an overview of water, wastewater and solid waste:
- management requirements
- legislative regimes
- daily, monthly, semi-annual, and annual operational requirements and standards.
This course provides the specific knowledge and skills that are essential for Municipal Works Foremen to ensure that programs are in place to:
- protect the health of the community
- protect the environment
- ensure that maximum benefit results from public spending
The Lifesaving Society's Bronze Medallion award teaches an understanding of the lifesaving principles embodied in the four components of water rescue education - judgement, knowledge, skill, and fitness. This program will increase community capacity for lifeguards in the eight (8) communities that currently have pool facilities:
This project was built on the commitment of the Government of Nunavut – Department of Environment to establish a hazardous waste (HW) diversion process at Nunavut landfills that contributes to community safety and is in compliance with existing environmental acts and regulations. With regard to household hazardous waste management, partnerships are key.