
September 2026 Council Meeting
Tentative council meeting date: September 18, 2026.

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First Nations Operator Certification Council
Apply and renew under customized First Nations operator certification standards, access trusted resources, and stay informed; all in one secure portal built for our community.
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Announcements, highlights, and the next council meeting from the First Nations Operator Certification Council.
Meet the Council
The First Nations Operator Certification Council (FNOCC) is built on relationships and trust. Get to know the people who review applications and steward customized operator certification standards for First Nations and Indigenous communities.
What You Can Do
From your first application to ongoing renewals, manage your certification journey end to end. Connecting FNOCC accounts with an LMS for CEU tracking is planned for a later phase.
Start a new application under the First Nations Operator Certification Standards, upload your documents, and track every step of your review online.
Start ApplicationReport your continuing education units (CEUs), submit renewal requests, and manage required documentation in one secure place. Council reviews follow posted council meetings.
Renew NowWhy FNOCC
How the Council differs: First Nations-led standards, experienced Council members, and a mandate to support operators.
First Nations certification standards were created for the water systems and unique situations and requirements of operators in First Nations and Indigenous communities.
Council members have worked alongside First Nations and Indigenous operators for decades and serve as a voice for those operators.
FNOCC supports First Nations and Indigenous sovereignty and self-determination in how operator certification is governed and delivered.
The Council welcomes feedback and is here to serve and support First Nations and Indigenous operators.

Our Logo
The FNOCC logo can be seen as representing knowledge, water, and the impact of strong operators.

Grounds the mark in First Nations identity, knowledge, responsibility, and community.

The essential resource First Nations water and wastewater operators work every day to protect.

A skilled operator's impact extends far beyond one person: stronger water systems, protected communities, local capacity, and the next generation of operators.
Together, the elements represent FNOCC's commitment to certification that is grounded in First Nations communities and designed to strengthen them.
Read the Full StoryHow It Works
Register in minutes with your contact and nation/organisation details.
Complete the form, upload supporting documents, and pay any fees securely.
Receive your certification approvals and documentation online. Email and text notifications of updates are provided. Printed certificates and documents are available upon request.
Create your free account today and begin your certification application with FNOCC.