A key component of having a healthy and effective onsite industry is ensuring that homeowners have access to the information they need to make sound decisions regarding their onsite wastewater systems. The SOWMA provides that information to the general public, acting as a resource and providing referrals to our member professionals. We even have a […]

In an effort to support the proposed changes to the Private Sewage Works Regulation, SOWMA recently performed a phone and email survey of its stakeholders to gauge support for mandatory training and certification in the province. Stakeholders were asked questions related to the region they work in, scope of work, whether or not they have

If you have customers that want to pay with a major credit card, and you do not have the capability of accepting credit card payments, then let us process that payment for you. Credit card forms are included in your membership package, or by contacting our office. Simply complete the form, send it into our

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Over 30 people registered for the Site & Soils Evaluation Field Day in the Regina region on June 27, 2017.  SOWMA held this event in conjunction with an installation day sponsored by FRP Manufacturing (2010) Inc.

The SOWMA has partnered with two great companies (Lloyd Sadd Insurance Brokers and Sustainable Infrastructure Society), giving members options for their insurance needs. This insurance program provides those coverages not generally available through business insurance such as Errors and Omissions coverage and Pollution Liability. More information is available in your membership package, or by contacting

The SOWMA has partnered with two great companies, giving members options for soils testing. Take advantage of member discounts for soil sampling with CARO Analytical Labs and Down To Earth Labs. More information is available in your membership package, or by contacting our office.

The proposed changes to the Private Sewage Works Regulation are in the final stages of review in preparation for presentation to Cabinet.  More information on the progress of this regulatory change will be available shortly.

Cave-ins and collapses are real, everyday risks for workers in trenches and excavations. In fact, the Spot the Safety Violation featured in this special report shows a picture of the aftermath of a trench collapse that left rescuers working for nearly an hour to save a trapped worker. How could this have been avoided? Download