Webinar: Extending the Life Cycle of Your Stormwater System
Presented by: Jeff Urban, National Business Development Manager
Local governments and commercial property owners face an unprecedented period when it comes to budget cuts and resource allocation for stormwater management during a global pandemic. When major rehabs and repairs may not be in the budget for property owners, this webinar will present solutions that can extend the life cycle of your Stormwater Control Measures (SCMs).
Aging infrastructure continues to strain stormwater assets with unexpected repair costs and impending future needs of significant rehabilitation. We will address common failures that can be avoided with simple solutions that require minimal investment but will keep extensive repairs at bay for some time.
Innovative solutions are emerging in the stormwater industry. We will discuss technology advancements during the webinar that can aid in allocating appropriate retrofit costs to aging infrastructure and alerting you to potential repairs before a failure occurs. Planning is essential to stormwater, and with the proper plan and solutions, you can save in costly emergency costs with a few simple methods.
Innovative solutions are emerging in the stormwater industry. We will discuss technology advancements during the webinar that can aid in allocating appropriate retrofit costs to aging infrastructure and alerting you to potential repairs before a failure occurs. Planning is essential to stormwater, and with the proper plan and solutions, you can save in costly emergency costs with a few simple methods.
Learning Objectives:
- Address common aging infrastructure failures and how preventative solutions can reduce emergency repairs.
- Review how universal design flaws reduce the overall life cycle of your SCMs and the importance of partnering with a stormwater management team during design will prevent failures in the future.
- Learn how emerging technology is providing new solutions to identify stormwater asset failures before they occur reducing overall repairs costs.
