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Certified Irrigation Technician - Agriculture

This two day course will provide information on:

Agricultural Systems and Soils, Crops & Climate
Principles of Hydraulics
Back flow Prevention
System Maintenance on both sprinkler & drip systems
Agriculture irrigation system operational troubleshooting
Electrical and controller troubleshooting

Learn how to schedule these systems based on soils, crops and climate data.

Prerequisites: Certified Irrigation Technician - Level 1

Category: Classroom Certification: CIT - Agriculture

Upcoming Courses

Nothing scheduled at this time!

When are the next CIT-1 and CIT-2 courses being held?

Course dates and locations are posted on the website as soon as they are planned. Each year at our annual convention in November and Jan-Mar in selected regions. Regional courses are not posted until after the annual Convention.

As an IIABC Member will I be able to take the CIT-1 course & CIT-2 course & exams prior to the season start?

YES, but you must first pass the CIT-Level 1 exam before you can write the CIT- Level 2 exam.

Can I just challenge a CIT-1 exam without taking the course?

No, the CIT course must be taken and exam then successfully passed to become IIABC CIT-1 Certified.

Can I challenge the Certified Irrigation Design Turf-Residential exam without taking any courses?

Yes, but it is highly recommended that a person take some irrigation design training which can be done where offered. Agriculture design courses are offered if a waitlist of at least 10 people is reached.

The Irrigation Industry Association of British Columbia (IIABC) acknowledges that our office in Abbotsford is located on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Stóō People, particularly the Sumas and Matsqui First Nations. We recognize and deeply respect the enduring connection of Indigenous Peoples to the land, waters, and resources that continue to sustain their communities. As an organization committed to promoting responsible irrigation and water management, we acknowledge the stewardship and traditional ecological knowledge of Indigenous communities across British Columbia.

For our online education and province-wide initiatives, we also recognize and respect the diverse Indigenous territories where our members, students, and industry partners live and work.


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