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Dive into the dynamic world of stormwater management with this comprehensive, hands-on course. Designed for professionals who shape our communities, this five-day in-person experience covers everything from foundational concepts to design and maintenance strategies.
Led by seasoned experts, you’ll gain practical insights into retrofitting facilities, managing stormwater ponds, and applying low-impact development techniques. A field trip adds real-world context, making this course both engaging and essential for anyone involved in municipal infrastructure.
Prerequisite: Completion of Storm Sewer Design (TM31) or prior knowledge of hydrology.
Don Kudo – A seasoned municipal engineer with decades of experience in infrastructure planning and stormwater systems.
Rachel Ellerman, C.E.T., E.I.T. – A technical expert in environmental engineering and stormwater design, known for her practical approach and engaging teaching style.
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Is this course suitable for beginners?
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Some prior knowledge of hydrology is recommended. Completion of Storm Sewer Design is ideal.
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Will there be hands-on learning?
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Yes! The course includes a field trip and practical examples throughout.
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Is this course accredited for continuing education?
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Absolutely. It qualifies for CEUs from multiple professional bodies.
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Is there a test or final assignment
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Yes. There is a final exam. The passing grade is 60%.