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Collection System Seminar

Central States Water Environment Association Collection System Seminar Mark Eddington, P.E. ESI Consultants, Ltd. Illinois Section Collection System Chair meddington@esiconsultantsltd.com.

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Collection System Seminar

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  1. Central States Water Environment AssociationCollection System SeminarMark Eddington, P.E.ESI Consultants, Ltd.Illinois Section Collection System Chair meddington@esiconsultantsltd.com

  2. Central States Water Environment AssociationCollection System Seminar Gary ScottGlenbard Wastewater AuthorityIllinois Section Chair

  3. Collection System Seminar • Seminar Overview • Present practical applications of planning tools and technologies that allow for improved management and operation of sanitary collection systems. • Presenters address policy, planning, preventative maintenance, and rehabilitation of sanitary sewer and lift station infrastructure. • Discussion of how the WEF and Central States WEA work together and how to become more involved. • Welcome the 2009 Vendor Sponsors • Duke’s Root Control • Fluid and Thermal Systems • Gasvoda Associates/Teledyne Isco • Jim Jolly Sales • National Power Rodding

  4. Collection System Seminar • Program Designed to Incorporate Stakeholders • POTW • Engineering • Contract Services • Regulatory • Seminar Goals • Forum to discuss collection system management • Promote infrastructure rehabilitation/maintenance • To present a technology and how it has been implemented in a actual application • To encourage more involvement within the Illinois Section of CSWEA • Create an opportunity to network with other professionals in the field

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