Since 1993, AESAC has been developing and delivering Environmental Site Assessment training courses in accordance with CSA-Z768, CSA Z769, and provincial guidelines. These workshop based courses are 2 to 3 days in length, provide extensive knowledge and instruction of ESA techniques and regulations, and are developed and instructed by industry leading, experienced, professionals.
AESAC offers the Certified Environmental Site Assessors (C.E.S.A) Designation and the Enhancement C.E.S.A.II for Phase Two practitioners.
Applicants must pass a 100 point checklist; which includes Experience, Education, and submitting an ESA report for review.
C.E.S.A. Designations are nationally accredited and required by many Banks, Lenders, Stakeholders, and Employers
AESAC Membership Benefits include:
- National Directory
- Free Referrals
- Certifications (C.E.S.A & C.E.S.A.II)
- Group Insurance options
- Online “Members Only” Forum
- Industry News and Regulatory Updates
- Training Courses; discounts for members
In my last blog I discussed job hunting tips for students and young professionals starting their career in the environmental industry. With some research, hard work, lots of perseverance and some luck, you’ve finally landed an interview with a prospective employer. Here are a few
Springtime at last, time for another round of AESAC training courses and more questions from students looking for their first job. Over the years I have reviewed hundreds of applications and resumes and interviewed many hopeful job seekers; and I have a few tips to pass on. These apply
Last month I discussed various mistakes I have encountered in the field work portion of Phase Two Environmental Site Assessments. This month’s blog will focus on some common errors in data interpretation and reporting. Sometimes consultants will go above and beyond their contracted
