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Sustainable drainage systems (SUDS) are arguably one of the most significant
developments in urban drainage in many years. Awareness by practitioners and
their implementation in developments is steadily increasing. Practical experience
has led to a re-definition of best practice and a greater understanding of
basic principles. It is important that practitioners not only have access
to the best possible information, but also have the confidence to implement
guidance and use SUDS within developments.
Consultation exercises have suggested that further training and expertise
is required for decision makers and practitioners to facilitate improved linkages
between the implementation and maintenance of SUDS.
These training modules have been developed in partnership with Sustainable Drainage Associates to build on current SUDS guidance and assist with the dissemination and implementation of good practice. The training programme will enable practitioners to efficiently plan, design, construct and manage SUDS schemes in accordance with best practice guidance and the relevant legal and regulatory framework
The training modules are designed for all levels of knowledge from less experienced professionals fairly new to SUDS through to professionals who have extensive knowledge and experience of sustainable drainage concepts. The training will be relevant to:
The
modules will build on the information presented in SUDS guidance and will
cover strategic as well as practical issues of implementing SUDS in the built
environment.
The modules will be delivered by a team of nationally recognised practitioners who have practical experience of implementing SUDS in a variety of developments. Course content will be interactive using a range of learning styles to engage and inspire participants and the modules will include a number of demonstrative group exercises and case studies. The use of design examples will be central to the modules. The Hopwood Park motorway service area ”demonstration site” will be used as a common design example and benchmark throughout the training modules.
Delegates can either attend individual modules or a combination. Each module is fully accredited for CIWEM and construction Continuing Personal and Professional Development (CPD) schemes.
Modules are designed to facilitate networking, with an informal drinks reception in the evening of the event. The programme where appropriate will include guest speakers and will be designed to be flexible.

Each module has obtained Continuing Personal and Professional Development (CPD) from CIWEM, ICE and other construction organisations.
Delegates participating in SUDS fundamentals and/or SUDS design will also be able to choose a free CIRIA SUDS publication from the list overleaf. All participants will also benefit from a 20% discount on SUDS related publications.
Both CIRIA and Sustainable Drainage Associates have a credible reputation for delivery of SUDS related training and projects, including the design of SUDS schemes and the production and dissemination of SUDS guidance.
Hydro International, Interpave, Micro Drainage, NHBC. For more details of sponsors click here.
Steve Wilson, Sustainable Drainage Associates, Bob Bray, Sustainable Drainage Associates. For more details on the course tutors click here.
Jon Reed, Atkins , John Holmes, Solicitor David De Rosa, Clear Environmental
Consultants. For more details on the guest tutors click here.
Discounts are available for CIRIA members, local authorities and SMEs (less than £5M turnover and less than 20 staff). A 10% discount can also be received if you enroll on two or three modules and a 15% discount for enrolling on all four modules at the time of booking.
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