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Flood Resilience Planning Training

Learn how to organise risk observations, priorities, recommended measures, municipal considerations, maintenance and preparedness into a useful plan.

Ontario-wideEducation-firstResponsible scope
Turn Property Findings into a Clear Flood Resilience Plan
Published by: RSMLast reviewed: 2026-07-19Scope: Canada, with Ontario programme depth

What this pathway covers

Clear learning outcomes, responsible scope and practical next steps.

Learn how to organise risk observations, priorities, recommended measures, municipal considerations, maintenance and preparedness into a useful plan.

Understand the system

Build the foundational knowledge needed to recognize how this topic connects to broader stormwater and flood resilience.

Apply best practices

Use standards-informed principles, documentation, maintenance and professional judgement appropriate to the role.

Communicate scope clearly

Explain what the measure or credential does, what it does not do, and when another qualified party is required.

Turn Property Findings into a Clear Flood Resilience Plan

Learning into practice

Better capability should produce clearer decisions and stronger handover.

RSM connects learning to records, maintenance, public understanding, local requirements and the broader resilience ecosystem.

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Responsible scope

RSM education and certification pathways do not replace required licences, permits, professional design, manufacturer instructions, municipal review or the authority having jurisdiction.

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