Training & Certification
Online Courses
Your journey toward certification can be done 100% from the comfort of your own home. Our On Demand courses will help you stay on track so that you can achieve your goal of becoming SWANA Certified this year.
SWANA courses primarily reflect North American industry practices and requirements. Local and state/provincial requirements may vary. Prices are in US dollars.
On Demand Training Courses
Integrated Solid Waste Management Systems
An excellent grounding in the management of solid waste systems.
Ideal for current and future managers of solid waste management systems and other industry professionals who work in an advisory or consulting capacity.
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Managing Composting Programs
An excellent grounding in the management of composting systems.
Ideal for current and future managers of solid waste management systems and other industry professionals who work in an advisory or consulting capacity.
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Manager of Landfill Operations (MOLO-US Version)
Run a modern landfill like a pro.
This course gives you the tools, information, and confidence to become a first-class landfill manager, leader, and problem-solver.
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Managing MSW Collection Systems
“There is no such thing as ‘away’. When we throw anything away, it must go somewhere.” (Annie Leonard)
This course gives industry professionals an excellent grounding in the various issues involved in the management of municipal solid waste collection systems.
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Managing Recycling Systems
Learn how to design and develop a sustainable recycling program.
This course focuses on recycling materials generated from residential, commercial, and institutional sources.
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Transfer Station Management-US Version
Prepare for the inevitable.
Things happen. Are you prepared to respond with confidence and credibility if things go wrong in your transfer station?
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Zero Waste Principles & Practices
“Waste is a design flaw” (Kate Kreba)
This course encompasses a broad overview of zero waste principles and practices in 10 modules covering public policy, programs, technology and measurement.
More info & purchaseSWANApalooza 2020 Keynotes
Individual SWANApalooza sessions are now available for purchase! Each session will also be worth one Continuing Education Unit (CEU).
Managing Recycling Systems eCourse
The Managing Recycling Systems eCourse focuses on recycling materials found in municipal solid waste (MSW) generated from residential, commercial, and institutional sources. This does not include hazardous wastes, household hazardous wastes, or special wastes. The course focuses on successfully planning, developing, marketing, and managing recycling programs. It also addresses collection, processing, application of end-use standards, and protection of human health and the environment.
Who Should Attend
Facility owners, operators, manufacturers, managers, supervisors and employees, involved in the daily operation of a recycling facility or program.
eCourse Objectives
- Describe the elements associated with designing and developing a sustainable recycling program
- Determine acceptable material quality and requirements for existing and emerging markets
- Apply quality requirements and regulatory standards of a “Buy Recycled” program
- Identify program costs and revenues required to develop funding
- Establish and manage contracts for recycling services
- Select the appropriate tools for recyclable collection
- Plan an education and outreach program
The course is offered by SWANA as preparation for Recycling Systems Certification.
Purchase of eCourse includes
- Immediate access to nine video recordings and nine PDFs
- Print version of the manual shipped within two weeks
- 30 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) upon completion of eCourse
Purchase of this eCourse does not include the Certification Exam. For more information on becoming SWANA Certified click here.
ATTENTION: File download is 2.43 GB. Course video total running time is 11h44m13s.
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