National bioretention design and construction standards were developed as a National Research Council Canada’s Climate Resilient Buildings and Codes Infrastructure initiative.

This examination is for those who wish to gain the Canadian CISEC Certification and become full CAN-CISEC registrants. Once you have purchased the examination, please go to the Contents Tab and start filling out the required documentation, you will not be approved to take the examination until your application and references are reviewed and approved.

This examination is for those who do not have the minimum two (2) years work experience in sediment and erosion control and/or storm water pollution prevention or other related fields.

This examination is for those who took the CAN-CISEC IT, Level 1 and passed, as well as having remained in good standing with Ecopliant Environmental, Inc. By taking and passing the IT, Level 2, with a score of 75% or better, they will become a full CAN-CISEC registrant. Once you have purchased the examination, please go to the Contents Tab and start filling out the required documentation, you will not be approved to take the examination until your application and references are reviewed and approved.

This online course will help you prepare for the 3½-hour nationwide CISEC certification exam. It is meant only to be a guide and Ecopliant Environmental, Inc. does not make any claim that it represents everything covered in the examination since questions exist that can only be answered by gaining field experience.

This online course will provide several treatment technology options and introduces a decision matrix to allow you to select the appropriate technology for your specific dewatering operation.

This webinar is a welcome departure for traditional theory and speculation, it will consist of real world examples on how inspection techniques and programs can make a remarkable difference in construction site compliance.

When we build things, we also tend to destroy the surrounding soil so that it sheds water like a parking lot and establishing plants is nearly impossible. This course provides insights into methods to restore the soil so that it can soak in rainfall and provide good growing conditions.

SWM ponds require routine sediment removal in order to maintain stormwater quality and quantity control.

This course will introduce you to stormwater regulations. You will learn how to identify, classify, inspect and document the repair Best Management Practices, or BMPs, used on construction Sites to help prevent the pollution of storm water.

This webinar will focus on the important role that vegetation plays in stormwater management during and after construction and will present new guidance developed in Colorado that covers many fundamentals of successful revegetation and could be adapted to other regions.