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The BC Water & Waste Association (BCWWA) has an immediate, part-time employment opportunity for an Education Coordinator. The Education Coordinator is responsible for implementing BCWWA education activities throughout BC and the Yukon. This position supports the training needs of more than 600 students per year and is integral to the growth and continual improvement of the Association’s education program.

The tiny community of Holberg, located near the world-renowned Cape Scott Provincial Park in the northwest tip of Vancouver Island, has a population of around 35 people and, as of May 28th, the best tasting tap water in all of BC!

Congratulations to the individuals who were honoured for their innovation and excellence at the BCWWA Annual Conference & Trade Show Awards Lunch on May 28, 2019, in Victoria, BC.

Congratulations to the organizations and individuals that were awarded for their service and contribution at the BCWWA Annual Conference & Trade Show Awards Lunch on May 28, 2019, in Victoria, BC.

At the BCWWA, we feel it is important to foster an environment where everyone feels safe and included. Our Board and staff are committed to the continuing pursuit of making positive changes to ensure that our events are places where any attendee feels included and welcome.

Write for Watermark magazine! We're looking for articles for our Summer Issue, 'Educating Water Users'.

The BC Water & Waste Association (BCWWA) has a full-time employment opportunity for a Member Engagement Coordinator. The Member and Engagement Coordinator is a main point of contact for BC Water & Waste Association (BCWWA) volunteers and members and is responsible for supporting and growing the Association’s technical committees, communities of practice, and other member engagement activities.

The BC Water and Waste Association is pleased to announce the results of the 2019 Student Design Competition (SDC):

Are you looking to make a meaningful difference with an organization committed to protecting public health and the environment? Are you an exceptional marketing and communication strategist who takes pride in producing compelling, factually accurate communication pieces and that thrives on engaging communities of environmental professionals?

In early 2017, the BCWWA joined a working group to provide feedback on the key issues the water sector faces in complying with Part 9 of the WorkSafe BC (WSBC) regulations regarding confined spaces. The group was comprised of a wide cross-section of the water sector, including representatives from the BC Municipal Safety Association (BCMSA), municipalities, consulting firms, contractors, and the federal government.