Choose from these nationally recognized environmental training programs
that can be customized to meet the needs of communities and employers.

TRAINING PROGRAMS

Introduction to Environmental Monitors in the Resource Industry
ECO Canada BEAHR Environmental CORE Skills Modules
ECO Canada BEAHR Environmental Monitor Research Specialization
ECO Canada BEAHR Environmental Monitor Regulatory Specialization
ECO Canada BEAHR Land Use Planning Coordinator
Resource Industry Awareness Workshop
Training

BECOME AN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITOR

CHOOSE FROM A VARIETY OF TRAINING PATHS THAT ALIGN WITH YOUR NEEDS AND GOALS

A trained Environmental Monitor is responsible for studying the natural world, to make sure that human activities do not harm the environment. If the activities do alter the natural environment, these changes can be found by monitoring water, air, land and plants collected by a properly trained environmental professional.

Zhashagi can help you understand how to properly collect these samples, send them off to labs, and help you to interpret the results and communicate the results to your community and other interested parties.

We can provide guidance and training towards helping you to:

  • Choose locations for effective sampling
  • Identify what to sample based on activities/areas of concern.
  • Conduct monitoring properly
  • Interpret and communicate results
Introduction to Environmental Monitor Mining Specialty

INTRODUCTION TO
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITOR

Students learn monitoring techniques at exploration and mining operations, and the laws and regulations that shape a monitoring technicians duties.

The topics covered include: sampling protocols, equipment maintenance and calibration, field navigating, taking proper notes and site photographs, monitoring techniques, and laboratory protocols.

The week-long workshop includes a mix of both classroom and field exercises.

BEAHR Environmental Core Modules Training

BEAHR ENVIRONMENTAL
CORE SKILLS MODULES

The BEAHR Environmental Core Skills program is a three-week course that includes five modules. The topics are:

  1. Foundation Skills
  2. Introduction to the Environmental Sector
  3. Technical Skills
  4. Health & Safety
  5. Local Knowledge
BEAHR Environmental Monitor – Research Training

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITOR
RESEARCH SPECIALIZATION

In this two-week course, Research Monitors will learn how to assist researchers in monitoring various factors of the environment, such as wildlife counts, surveys, and sampling.

BEAHR Environmental Monitor – Regulatory Training

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITOR
REGULATORY SPECIALIZATION

In this two-week course, Regulatory Monitors will learn how to monitor activities of industry to ensure they are in line with the land-use or other environmental impact agreements.

BEAHR LAND USE
PLANNING COORDINATOR

HELP DEVELOP YOUR COMMUNITY VISION AND GOALS

This program provides participants with a basic understanding of land use planning, as well as introduces them to key land use planning concepts and a general history of Indigenous land use planning.

Graduates will learn how to identify and assess land use options and develop a community vision and goal.

BEAHR Land Use Planning Coordinator Workshop
Training
Resource Industry Awareness Workshop

INDUSTRY AWARENESS WORKSHOP

UNDERSTANDING RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS AND THEIR IMPACTS TO THE ENVIRONMENT

Environmental protection is often a significant concern for communities approached by resource development projects.

The aim of this six-module course is to empower communities by preparing them with the knowledge of Provincial and Federal regulatory regimes, an overview of their structure, and which agencies are responsible for issues related to water, land, and air.

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