STORMWATER MANAGEMENT FACILITY DESIGNS

Service Description

This two day course has been prepared in response to the need to lay down standards for Developments within the urban areas. A township development is defined as the planning, design and construction (including alterations to existing) of the roads and utility services infrastructure that is required to service a residential, commercial or industrial urban community. The objectives of the two day course are to: Learn the skills required to understand the hydrology, hydraulic, statistical computations needed to select and analyze flood protection and stormwater control alternatives. This course aims to make sense of this complex topic and to assist you in selecting the best approach. It also focuses on the practical application of sound planning and design practices, specific flood control and stormwater management current techniques. Emphasis will be on demonstrating the pros and cons of alternative design and implementation strategies, the pitfalls that should be avoided, and the design features that characterize successful systems. WHO SHOULD ATTEND: • Municipal Engineers • Technical Personnel • Civil Engineers • Infrastructure Planners • Design Engineers • Consultants • Developers • Planners • Project Managers • Stormwater Managers • Geotechnical Engineers and Consultants • Water Resource Engineers • Environmental Scientists • Environmental Engineers • Municipal Roads and Stormwater Directors/Managers