NASTT to hold pipe bursting course in Denver, Feb. 18 in conjunction with ASCE Geo-Denver 2007

The NASTT pipe bursting course is geared to provide an in-depth overview of pipe bursting and covers four topic areas: (1) the types, methods and application of pipe bursting; (2) planning and preliminary design of a pipe bursting job; (3) design and construction considerations; and (4) trouble shooting and problem solving. The target audience includes municipal engineers, utility personnel, designers, managers and contractors involved with construction, rehabilitating and managing underground utilities.

Course instructors are Dr. Samuel Ariaratnam with Del E. Webb School of Construction at Arizona State University and Dr. David Bennett with Bennett/Staheli Engineers.

Registration is $295 per person. Your registration fee includes: attendance to the seminar, continental breakfast, breaks and lunches, course materials, Continuing Education Units (CEUs) issued by a participating university and a complimentary copy of the NASTT Pipe Bursting Good Practices manual.

NASTT good practices courses provide top-notch, quality training to trenchless professionals. By attending, you are guaranteed: a comprehensive, consensus-based course outline, non-commercial presentations (vendor-neutral), expert instructors in their respective fields, CEUs/PDHs offered for your participation and a course manual, a handy resource for years to come. Visit www.nastt.org for a complete listing of NASTT training courses and an up- to-date training calendar.

For More Information
For more information, contact Angela Ghosh, NASTT Assistant Executive Director or e-mail: aghosh@nastt.org.