Thursday, September 9, 2010
Westford Regency, Westford, MA
Wastewater collection system operators and managers are faced with many key decisions on a daily basis. With aging infrastructure, development pressure an rising costs, strategic and cost-effective operation and management of collection systems is a must. Engineers are also faced with the challenges of designing new collection systems that are not only cost-effective, but increasingly innovative so as to: minimize operational issues, maximize energy efficiency and protect the surrounding environment.
This year's Collection Systems Specialty Seminar & Exhibit on September 9 in Westford, MA will cover a variety of distinctive collection systems topics. The morning session will comprise of presentations highlighting the identification, assessment and removal of Inflow and Infiltration (I/I); Capacity, Management, Operations and Maintenance (CMOM) and Fats, Oils, Grease (FOG) control. Case examples of pipe and manhole rehabiliation and unique solutions will be presented in the afternoon.
To compliment the educational seminar, an exhibition of the latest products and services will be available during breaks and the luncheon. If you have an applicable product or service download the exhibitor prospectus (PDF) or check out the exhibit opportunties.
If you are a collection systems operator, manager, engineer, or a member of the regulatory community, you should attend this educational one-day seminar. Register today as space is limited!
Training Contact Hours (TCHs) will be awarded to particpating states.