In-person Training

August 27, 2026 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Location: Neepawa Public Library, 280 Davidson St, Neepawa, MB R0J 1H0, and  124 Gill Drive Neepawa, MB

CEU Credits: 0.6

Learning Objectives

This course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of watermain service line tapping and fittings. It covers the operation and proper function of both small and large drilling and tapping machines, including hands-on experience conducting live taps on PVC C900 pipe for service sizes ranging from ¾” to 2”. Participants will learn about various types of service brass fittings, adaptors, and valves, along with their correct applications and maintenance requirements. The course also emphasizes safe setup and operation of larger diameter equipment, as well as best practices for installing service lines, service boxes, and service saddles in accordance with AWWA and Uni-Bell recommendations. In addition, it provides an overview of the industry transition from leaded to low-lead brass and the relevant AWWA C800 standards governing service brass materials.

• Connection Types
• Couplings, adaptors and service saddles
• Drilling and Taping Machines Best Practices
• Safe Applications and Best Practices of Taping
• Each participant will conduct a direct tap using B-101 machine in a team setting. 
• Each participant will drill through a service saddle to install ¾” service.
  

Instructor:  Jordan Webb, Mueller Canada

Jordan Webb is the Territory Manager for Mueller in the Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Northwestern Ontario regions. In his position with Mueller, he is constantly being trained on the latest procedures for product installation, maintenance, and safety. Currently he is a member of the SWWA, MWWA and NWOWWC associations and has conducted multiple training sessions with each. He brings with him 15 years of training experience.

All participants are required to have proper PPE for working on a hydrant.

• Steel toed footwear
• gloves

Be prepared to install a 3/4" service saddle as part of the training. 

Lunch, refreshments and course materials are included in the registration costs.