When:
April 23, 2015 all-day
2015-04-23T00:00:00+10:00
2015-04-24T00:00:00+10:00
Where:
TBC
Capalaba QLD
Australia
Contact:
Jack Mullally

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Effective civil construction and landscape establishment of bioretention systems and wetlands is required to minimise costs and timeframes and realise the benefits of these systems. This one day course provides detailed step-by-step guidance on the construction and establishment of bioretention systems and stormwater wetlands in order to address the key issues faced during on-ground delivery.

By the end of this course participants will:

  • have an appreciation of the importance of construction phase sediment and erosion control practices, and their relationship with operational phase stormwater management systems.
  • have an understanding of specifications and materials.
  • be introduced to construction methods for vegetated stormwater management systems.
  • understand the requirements for successful vegetation establishment.
  • understand the issues associated with asset handover.
  • be provided with checklists and protocols that will inform construction, establishment and asset handover.

Presenters:

This course will be presented by Jason Sonneman (DesignFlow) and Jack Mullaly (Healthy Waterways).

Who should attend?

Those involved in the design, construction and establishment of vegetated stormwater management systems, including site supervisors, compliance officers, civil and landscape contractors, and civil and landscape consultants.

*Click here for further details and registration.  Discount registration is available to Stormwater Queensland members.