The Maintenance Management Operating System (MMOS) is computerized software to help manage private, commercial and infrastructure. The system ensure that proper preventative maintenance programs are followed, helps track and control inventory and provides reports to control costs.

Topics include an overview of the appointments, duties, authorities and powers of Bylaw Enforcement Officers, public speaking, public relations, court procedures, note taking, summary offence ticket and summon preparation, problem solving, the Motor Vehicles Act, and other pertinent topics.

This training includes a review of effective landfill management practices, and focuses on the knowledge and skills involved in sorting and storing household hazardous waste.  Key Nunavut legislation is addressed. Participants must be able to attend both sessions.

This 2-day course provides Facility Operators the opportunity to develop and enhance their skills and abilities in areas that will benefit themselves, their employer (hamlet), their career and the facility they operate.  This training is intended to meet the need for trained operators and efficient operation of swimming pool facilities.

This program is designed to develop a baseline level of competency in Advanced Level Ground Search and Rescue.  The training is designed for students with advanced responsibilities in a leadership area such as those acting as team leaders or search coordinators.

The 5 day Recreation Facility Operators Course will cover 3 basic needs for facility grassroots workers.  The first is for Arena Maintenance including ice painting, the second component will be Life Cycle / Risk Management, understanding the life cycle of your facility and identifying and dealing with risk issues, then it will finish up with a 2 day workshop on Supervisory Skills, where participants will gain an understanding of: managing yourself, managing work, managing people and managing situations.