Distribution System Resiliency: Prioritization, Assessment, and Replacement or Rehabilitation
Water utilities are committed to ensuring a safe continuous supply of water to their customers. Ensuring a continuous supply requires planning for asset rehabilitation and replacement. Prioritization of capital funds used for utility asset replacement or rehabilitation is often a struggle for utilities as managers are often challenged to balance resources necessary to operate their systems with long range capital needs. This training will cover:
Presentations:
Distribution System Assets: System-Wide Prioritization - Dan Reisinger, Carollo Engineers Gresham Seismic Resilience Assessment - Jason Branstetter and Wendy Andaya, City of Gresham Gresham Pipeline Condition Assessment - Jason Branstetter and Wendy Andaya, City of Gresham Managing the Likelihood and Consequence of Water Distribution Failure - Roy Martinez, Pipeline Rehabilitation, Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP) Pilot Project - Aziz Alfi, Seattle Public Utilities Condition Assessment and Rehabilitation of Water Storage Tanks - Tom Boland and Travis McFeron, Murraysmith Concrete and Steel Tank Maintenance: Reactive vs Proactive - Jeff Austin, Suez Utility Service Co.
Course Length - One Day (Lunch Included)
Location - City of Vancouver - Water Resource Education Center 4600 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver WA
CEUs -
WA - Total 0.6 CEUs
OR - Total 0.6 CEUs
Cost -
AWWA Member - $90
AWWA Non-Member - $115
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