2009 Northwest Trenchless Conference (Canada)
Nov 25, 2009
Target groups:
engineers, technicians
Category:
Conference
This one-day conference offers excellent learning and networking opportunities for trenchless industry professionals, and includes several technical presentations and a trade show. Technical presentations will cover various trenchless topics including tunneling, horizontal directional drilling, boring, lining, flow bypassing, and other related subjects.
In conjunction with the 2009 Northwest Trenchless Conference, the NASTT-NW Chapter is proud to be presenting a pre-conference short course.
The short course for 2009 is NASTT’s New Installation Methods Good Practices Short Course.The one-day short course addresses a number of trenchless methods commonly used to install new pipe and pipe casings. These methods include: auger boring, pipe ramming, pipe jacking and the pilot tube method. The key to any successful project is using the right construction method. The NASTT New Installation Methods Good Practices Seminar will help you to determine which method to use under various project conditions and requirements using examples and case studies to illustrate. The course is ideally suited for municipal engineers, utility personnel, designers, managers, owners and contractors who are involved in the construction, rehabilitating and managing of underground utilities.
For more informations to this event, please click here.
In conjunction with the 2009 Northwest Trenchless Conference, the NASTT-NW Chapter is proud to be presenting a pre-conference short course.
The short course for 2009 is NASTT’s New Installation Methods Good Practices Short Course.The one-day short course addresses a number of trenchless methods commonly used to install new pipe and pipe casings. These methods include: auger boring, pipe ramming, pipe jacking and the pilot tube method. The key to any successful project is using the right construction method. The NASTT New Installation Methods Good Practices Seminar will help you to determine which method to use under various project conditions and requirements using examples and case studies to illustrate. The course is ideally suited for municipal engineers, utility personnel, designers, managers, owners and contractors who are involved in the construction, rehabilitating and managing of underground utilities.
For more informations to this event, please click here.
