Webinars

Educational Webinars and Lectures

Century Engineering is proud to provide educational and informational webinars on a variety of technical and professional topics. Where noted, Century’s webinars and speakers adhere to the guidelines of the Registered Continuing Education Program (RCEP) for Engineers, Surveyors & A/E/C Professionals. Century Engineering is an RCEP-approved provider, number 299024.

We welcome you to view the upcoming course descriptions below and submit your registration. If you have any questions, suggestions for future topics, or need help with the registration process, feel free to reach out to us via email and we will return your message promptly!

Upcoming Webinars

Estimating Structural Components for Building Design

Date: TBD
William “Bill” Rockey, PE, LEED AP®

Description coming soon!

 

Survey and sUAS Services

Date: TBD, Fall, 2022
Bryan Haynie, PLS

Description coming soon!

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Past Webinars

Hydrology and Stormwater Management: Innovations in Stormwater Management (LIVE)

Friday, April 29, 2022, 9:00am to 9:30 am Eastern
Robert “Bob” Bathurst, MS, PE, D.WRE, LEED AP®
Center for Watershed Protection 2022 National Stormwater and Watershed Conference

The use of best management practices for stormwater management is suggested or mandated by many local, state, and federal agencies. Looking at these regulations shows us that practices can be more efficient with the use of new technologies and systems to more accurately predict and adapt to weather events in real time. In this webinar we will explore the basics of stormwater management principles, how new technologies and systems work, the benefits of moving into the future with smart technologies, and how new ideas and systems can produce cleaner, healthier watersheds.

 

21st Century Solutions to Failing Septic System Infrastructure (LIVE)

Thursday, May, 2022, 10:00am to 11:00am Eastern
Andrew Jakubowitch, PE, MBA, and Kerry Tyson, PE
RCEP Activity ID 175869-134491

The presentation “21st Century Solutions to Failing Septic System Infrastructure” will explore the basics of septic systems, why they fail, the differences in types of septic systems, and the benefits of updating aging or over-stressed infrastructure. As we approach these concepts, we will also present a case study on an innovative approach used at Potters Mills, Pennsylvania, which faced a 72% failure rate and no direct connection to a municipal sewer system.

  • Differentiate between types of sewer systems
  • Label basic parts of each type of sewer system
  • Identify solutions to failing septic systems, and determine the best solution for a given situation based on current needs, efficacy, and existing equipment
  • Explain new and emerging technologies and systems in wastewater management

Today’s Climate-Resilient Stormwater Management Infrastructure Turns to the Cloud

September, 2021 – See Full Agenda
Robert “Bob” Bathurst, MS, PE, D.WRE, LEED AP®

This webinar is presented as part of the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors (PSATS) MS4 Great Ideas Stormwater Conference. Please reach out to PSATS directly to register for this event.

 

How Smart is Your Stormwater Management? Evaluating New Technologies in Stormwater Management (LIVE)

Thursday, August 12, 2021, 10:00 am to 11:00 am Eastern
Robert “Bob” Bathurst, MS, PE, D.WRE, LEED AP®
RCEP Activity ID 170487-132258

The use of best management practices for stormwater management is suggested or mandated by many local, state, and federal agencies. Looking at these regulations shows us that practices can be more efficient with the use of new technologies and systems to more accurately predict and adapt to weather events in real time. In this webinar we will explore the basics of stormwater management principles, how new technologies and systems work, the benefits of moving into the future with smart technologies, and how new ideas and systems can produce cleaner, healthier watersheds.

  • Identify traditional best management practices in stormwater management and facility design
  • Summarize principles in the foundation of stormwater design, such as runoff, erosion, weather event retention, nutrient settling and removal, basic equipment, etc.
  • Explain the effects of stormwater management on downstream bodies of water and the watershed for traditional BMPs and smart BMPs
  • List the most common benefits of newer “smart” technologies in stormwater management
  • Evaluate stormwater management and facility options/BMPs based on needs and benefits

Better Understanding for Better Builds: Infiltration Testing Data and Stormwater Design (LIVE)

Wednesday, July 14, 2021, 11:00am to 12:00 pm Eastern
Alexander Schmidt, PE, and Elizabeth Chandler, PE
RCEP Activity ID 168649-130866

The use of infiltration testing best management practices for stormwater management is required or suggested by nearly every stormwater regulatory authority. This webinar will provide an overview of the infiltration testing process, identify common errors in the testing process and the data obtained from testing, and help stormwater engineers and designers evaluate if information they receive from the geotechnical specialist is accurate and applicable to their designs.

  • Identify key steps in the infiltration testing process
  • Summarize factors that aid in the determination of the Seasonal High Groundwater Table
  • Explain the basic order and principles of how infiltration testing is performed
  • List the most common infiltration test types and their appropriate uses
  • Evaluate the basic data provided from infiltration testing for accuracy

21st Century Solutions to Failing Septic System Infrastructure (LIVE)

Thursday, April 22, 2021, 10:00am to 11:00 am Eastern
Andrew Jakubowitch, PE, MBA, and Kerry Tyson, PE
RCEP Activity ID 166910-129513

The presentation “21st Century Solutions to Failing Septic System Infrastructure” will explore the basics of septic systems, why they fail, the differences in types of septic systems, and the benefits of updating aging or over-stressed infrastructure. As we approach these concepts, we will also present a case study on an innovative approach used at Potters Mills, Pennsylvania, which faced a 72% failure rate and no direct connection to a municipal sewer system.

21st Century Solutions to Failing Septic System Infrastructure

Monday, April 19, 2021, 10:30am to 11:30 am Eastern
Andrew Jakubowitch, PE, MBA, and Kerry Tyson, PE

This webinar is presented as part of the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors (PSATS) educational calendar. Please reach out to PSATS directly to register for this event.

How to Scale Municipal Wastewater Treatment While Protecting Key Environmental Resources (Live)

January 7, 2021, 10:00am to 11:00am
Chuck Thompson, PE
RCEP Activity ID 166137-129206

The presentation “How to Scale Municipal Wastewater Treatment while Protecting Key Environmental Resources” will explore the causes for increasing capacity in municipal wastewater treatment, options available to increase the load of the facility, risks involved in upgrading a municipal plant, and environmental factors taken into account in the design and construction. The presenter will relate these topics to a case study of the Bellefonte Borough Authority wastewater treatment plant in central Pennsylvania as a real world example.

21st Century Solutions to Failing Septic System Infrastructure (Live)

December 17, 2020, 10:00am to 11:00 am Eastern
Andrew Jakubowitch, PE, MBA, and Kerry Tyson, PE
RCEP Activity ID 166140-129207

The presentation “21st Century Solutions to Failing Septic System Infrastructure” will explore the basics of septic systems, why they fail, the differences in types of septic systems, and the benefits of updating aging or over-stressed infrastructure. As we approach these concepts, we will also present a case study on an innovative approach used at Potters Mills, Pennsylvania, which faced a 72% failure rate and no direct connection to a municipal sewer system.


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