NASTT Cured-in-Place-Pipe (CIPP) Good Practices Course
The North American Society for Trenchless Technology (NASTT) and Tri-State Utilities are pleased to sponsor a special two-day Cured-in-Place-Pipe (CIPP) Good Practices Course, April 28-29, 2009 in Richmond, Virginia.
Apr 28, 2009
- Apr 29, 2009
Target groups:
contractors, public works, consulting engineers, inspectors and industry practitioners
Category:
Seminar
What is CIPP?
Cured-In-Place-Pipe (CIPP) technology is an effective trenchless pipeline rehabilitation method that may help to address many of your city's water and wastewater problems. CIPP is one of the most widely used and accepted pipeline rehabilitation methods. It significantly reduces infiltration and exfiltration. It is cost effective and increases flow capacity. And because it is trenchless, traffic congestion and site disruption are significantly reduced. Learn more about the benefits of the CIPP process by attending this special one-day course, April 28-29 in Richmond, Virginia.
Course objective:
The CIPP course is geared to provide an in-depth overview of wastewater mainline and lateral pipe rehabilitation using CIPP from planning and design to job completion.
CIPP course topics:
CIPP Definition, Description, Background & Methods; CIPP Application Range in Trenchless Rehabilitation; Design of CIPP for Gravity Applications; Design of CIPP for Pressure Applications; Construction & Installation; Specifications & Tendering; and Inspection & QA/QC
Who should attend?
The target audience is contractors, public works, consulting engineers, inspectors and industry practitioners.
NASTT Course instructors:
The course is taught by leading experts in the field of CIPP – Mark Knight, Ph.D., P.E. with the University of Waterloo and Chris Macey, P.E. of UMA Engineering. Both instructors are the original developers of the CIPP course material and forthcoming manual of practice.
Registration is $250
which includes attendance to the seminar, classroom materials, continental breakfast (both days) and lunch (1st day only) and Continuing Education Units (CEUs) issued and maintained by Louisiana Tech University. This special rate is made possible through the generous corporate sponsorships of Applied Felts, CIPP Corp., Interplastic Corp. and Tri-State Utilities. Advanced registration is encouraged as seating is limited.
Cured-In-Place-Pipe (CIPP) technology is an effective trenchless pipeline rehabilitation method that may help to address many of your city's water and wastewater problems. CIPP is one of the most widely used and accepted pipeline rehabilitation methods. It significantly reduces infiltration and exfiltration. It is cost effective and increases flow capacity. And because it is trenchless, traffic congestion and site disruption are significantly reduced. Learn more about the benefits of the CIPP process by attending this special one-day course, April 28-29 in Richmond, Virginia.
Course objective:
The CIPP course is geared to provide an in-depth overview of wastewater mainline and lateral pipe rehabilitation using CIPP from planning and design to job completion.
CIPP course topics:
CIPP Definition, Description, Background & Methods; CIPP Application Range in Trenchless Rehabilitation; Design of CIPP for Gravity Applications; Design of CIPP for Pressure Applications; Construction & Installation; Specifications & Tendering; and Inspection & QA/QC
Who should attend?
The target audience is contractors, public works, consulting engineers, inspectors and industry practitioners.
NASTT Course instructors:
The course is taught by leading experts in the field of CIPP – Mark Knight, Ph.D., P.E. with the University of Waterloo and Chris Macey, P.E. of UMA Engineering. Both instructors are the original developers of the CIPP course material and forthcoming manual of practice.
Registration is $250
which includes attendance to the seminar, classroom materials, continental breakfast (both days) and lunch (1st day only) and Continuing Education Units (CEUs) issued and maintained by Louisiana Tech University. This special rate is made possible through the generous corporate sponsorships of Applied Felts, CIPP Corp., Interplastic Corp. and Tri-State Utilities. Advanced registration is encouraged as seating is limited.
