Recreation Facility Managers and Operators! Come learn about RFANS and how we support recreation facilities! Connect and network with other recreation facilities, share best practices, and learn about the tools and resources that are available to you! Join us on October 1, 2024, at 10 am at StFX University to hear from the Accessibility Program Officer with the Province of Nova Scotia, Paul Tingley, on...read more

Recreation Facility Managers and Operators! Come learn about RFANS and how we support recreation facilities! Connect and network with other recreation facilities, share best practices, and learn about the tools and resources that are available to you! Join us on October 2, 2024, at 10 am at the CCUBIC Facility to hear from the Accessibility Program Officer with the Province of Nova Scotia, Paul Tingley,...read more

Recreation Facility Managers and Operators! Come learn about RFANS and how we support recreation facilities! Connect and network with other recreation facilities, share best practices, and learn about the tools and resources that are available to you! Join us on October 9, 2024, at 10 am at the Centre 200 to hear from the Accessibility Program Officer with the Province of Nova Scotia, Paul Tingley,...read more

The CPO® course provides pool managers and operators with the practical and technical information they require to maintain their pools safely and effectively.

November 6-7, 2024 Best Western Plus 15 Spectacle Lake Dr., Dartmouth, NS $165.00 As our profession evolves, so do the educational needs of Plant Owners, Power Engineers, and Maintenance Professionals who operate and maintain our plants in a safe and environmentally responsible manner. The Power Engineering Field is evolving daily, and the 2024 Operators and Power Engineers Conference is the best way to stay current...read more

The Hockey Helmet Program ensures that arenas can provide the proper headgear for school-sponsored and public skates, increasing community participation and helping everyone stay active and safe.

This one-day seminar is designed for those who own, manage, operate, and maintain sports and recreation facilities. Topics will cover refrigeration plant maintenance, basic ice-resurfacer maintenance, and ice painting and maintenance.

The CPO® course of the National Swimming Pool Foundation has been designed specifically for pool operators.  The CPO® course provides pool managers and operators with the practical and technical information they require to safely and effectively maintain their pools.

This Sports Turf Canada course is designed to introduce the latest principles and techniques of managing and maintaining sports turf.

Ensure your playgrounds are safe for all users. Gain the most up-to-date theoretical and practical knowledge about playground safety and confirm this knowledge by completing the Playground Inspector Certification courses.

This one-and-a-half-day course covers these areas of facility operation; preventive maintenance, life cycle planning, thermodynamics, HVAC / boiler operation and mechanical maintenance, basic carpentry, painting, basic electricity, plumbing, and facility safety.

The combination of the Arena Level 1 and the Ice Maintenance course will have participants participate in both classroom instruction and practical sessions and do a full two-day install, including making ice, marking lines, painting, logos, and maintenance of artificial ice surfaces.

The CPO® course of the National Swimming Pool Foundation has been designed specifically for pool operators.  The CPO® course provides pool managers and operators with the practical and technical information they require to safely and effectively maintain their pools.

The Second Class Refrigeration Course is a six-month program, consisting of several in-class sessions at NSCC Akerley Campus and online training. The course is offered through a partnership with the Recreation Facility Association of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency (NSAA), Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC), and the Department of Labour and Advanced Education.

The information obtained from the seminar can be used immediately or assist in preparing any ice facility on improved maintenance procedures. This seminar is an integral part of the overall professional development for those in facility management and maintenance.

The combination of these two courses will have participants engage in both classroom instruction and practical sessions, and complete a full two-day install, including making ice, marking lines, painting, applying logos, and maintaining artificial ice surfaces.