New RCAP training module Septic System Basics for Homeowners, Community Leaders, Planners and Realtors [8]This training module covers:
This new resource is a collection of files that will equip a community leader or outside trainer to present a live, classroom-style training on septic system basics for homeowners, community leaders, planners and realtors. It is not necessarily designed for any member of these groups to read as an individual, although that can be done. The training is being adapted into other forms that are more suitable for individual reading:
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Infographic showing the connection between water systems and job creation [10] |
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Effectively Managing Your Water System (Construction) Project [11]This training module is designed for a trainer or community leader who can deliver a training session using a PowerPoint show. This presentation is meant to be delivered to community leaders, such as the town council or the governing body of a drinking water or wastewater system. Staff of a city or existing water system would benefit from it as well. The PowerPoint presentation introduces communities to the most effective ways of managing a project - constructing a new drinking water or wastewater system or developing an existing one. It provides basic how-tos and tips on many of the aspects of a large project that communities need to consider and be prepared for - including determining technical requirements, financing, meeting the requirements of funders, managing a system, and hiring engineers and other outside paid and unpaid consultants. It is a good introduction for all those who will have some involvment in a large construction project and is ideal to use before the community embarks on a project. |
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Effectively Managing Your Water/Wastewater System [12]
This training module is designed for a trainer or community leader who can deliver a training session using a PowerPoint show. This presentation is meant to be delivered to community leaders, such as the town council or the governing body of a drinking water or wastewater system. Staff of a city or existing water system would benefit from it as well. This PowerPoint presentation introduces communities to best management practices - what they are and how to implement them. The best management practices it discusses are:
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