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Setting Up for Success: Planning and Site Selection for Flow and Level Monitor Locations
While sewer flow and level monitoring are performed for a variety of reasons, there are some common elements to successful site selection. This webinar will focus on site selection concepts and best practices designed to give you the best results. Whether you work for a municipality, a consulting engineering firm, or a service provider, important principles and practical advice will be shared to maximize your monitoring programs.
For interested webinar participants, ADS will provide documentation for professional development hours, subject to the following conditions and limitations:
- You must register individually, sign-in individually, and attend the live webinar in its entirety so that we have the means to validate your attendance and participation for continuing education purposes. We cannot provide PDH documentation for partial attendance, for audio-only call-in, for viewing the webinar archive after the live webinar, or to individuals that watched the live webinar on another attendee’s screen without staying signed in for the duration of the webinar.
- Most organizations do not specifically approve continuing education providers. However, it is your responsibility to determine whether this webinar meets the guidelines set forth by any particular organization.
- Some organizations require the use of pre-approved continuing education providers. ADS is not a pre-approved provider for any particular organization, and this webinar should not be claimed as required continuing education for such organizations.
Speaker:
Kevin Enfinger, P.E.
Kevin is a Senior Product and Region Engineer at ADS Environmental Services with over 30 years of experience in environmental engineering and consulting. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Florida and is a Registered Professional Engineer in Alabama and several other states. He is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and the Water Environment Federation.
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