WEB Bonaire employees successfully completed the Hygienic Working Practices for Drinking Water and Sampling course
In May, 17 employees of WEB Bonaire successfully completed the Hygienic Working Practices for Drinking Water and Sampling course. This training, led by instructor David den Dulk, builds on previous sessions held in 2017 and 2018.
As a drinking water provider, WEB Bonaire is legally required to adhere to Dutch regulations regarding drinking water quality. To meet these standards, employees must possess the necessary knowledge and skills for hygienic work and accurate water sampling. The Hygienic Working Practices for Drinking Water and Sampling course equips them with these essential competencies.
Practical training with field visits
The course combined theory and practice, with morning and afternoon sessions offering comprehensive explanations of hygienic working practices and sampling. In the afternoon, participants took part in field visits, applying the theory they had learned in real-world scenarios.
Exam and Evaluation
At the end of the course week, participants took an exam, and all passed with sufficient results, earning the coveted certificate. The participants were thrilled with the training, giving it an average evaluation score of 9.5, with 9.4 for the course content and 9.9 for the instructor.
The Hygienic Working Practices for Drinking Water and Sampling course is a crucial component of WEB Bonaire's training program. World Water Academy is proud to contribute to this initiative, ensuring the continuous supply of clean drinking water on Bonaire.