Our Newest Rain Bird Factory Trained Decoder Technician
Congrats to our Vice President David Pfortmueller for completing Rain Bird’s Factory Trained Decoder Technician course. This course covers decoder systems for detecting wire breaks, shorts and earth ground voltage faults with an AC leakage clamp meter.
Why is this a big deal? We think it is indicative of the level of professionalism and training that you get with every University Sprinklers representative. We take great pride in our training programs and we take our certifications seriously.
Our Certifications
University Sprinklers is a member of the Irrigation Industry Association of B.C. and has numerous accreditations from both the IIABC and the Irrigation Association (USA). We are IIABC Irrigation Contractors (Commercial & Residential).
We also hold the Certified Irrigation Contractor designation for the Irrigation Association in Falls Church, Virginia, the world’s largest and most respected association within our industry. This paved the way for David Pfortmueller, our VP of Commercial and Residential Sales, to earn the coveted Environmental Protection Agency WaterSense Partner designation. Launched in 2006, WaterSense is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency program that promotes water-efficient products, programs and practices to protect future water supplies. Their policies and goals align very tightly with our own.
Our staff members are highly trained, and their credentials show it: Certified Commercial Irrigation Designers, Certified Residential Irrigation Designers, Certified Irrigation Schedulers, Certified Irrigation Technicians, Certified Irrigation Auditors and Certified Agricultural Trickle Designers. Staff training is one of the most important parts of University Sprinklers’ success. Meet The Team to learn more about their individual designations. We are also proud to announce that University Sprinkler Systems has recently been awarded Accredited Rainwater Harvester distinction by the American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association, as conservation-minded water-wise technologies are very important to us. This is in addition to our membership with CANARM, the Canadian Association for Rainwater Management.
