Duration: 2 days
Delivery: In-person
Peter is a recognised industry professional in wastewater infrastructure with a particular focus on sewer operations, condition assessment and rising main operation. He has worked on sewer operational best practice guides and leads delivery of technical training in sewer condition classification, drain investigation and drain repair both in the UK and internationally. Peter is a CCTV specialist, and a CCTV technical champion within WRc.
This course focuses on improving learners' skills in highway drainage management through knowledge of maintenance standards, optimised design of traditional systems, and opportunities for sustainable drainage solutions. Upon course completion, delegates will be able to understand:
Delegates may include those needing to develop their understanding of traditional and sustainable drainage systems, alongside their professional skills in highway drainage systems, to support their current role or future career. For example, engineers and consultants working for highways authorities.
Participants may also be drawn from any area of business or
service where increased knowledge of highway drainage systems may improve their
decision making. For example, water companies and land developers working with sewerage
systems.
The course is interactive, with a mix of lecture, group discussion, and exercises to facilitate an engaging learner experience. Key modules provide actionable guidance on:
This article from our Principal Consultant and urban drainage specialist Nick Orman highlights the importance of upskilling highway engineers with the knowledge to design and manage effective systems.