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This webinar will introduce participants to the Envision sustainable infrastructure rating system criteria, provide interactive computer-based experience using the rating system, discuss the advantages and challenges of using Envision™ through past case studies, and give an update on how the system has been implemented to-date. The webinar will include a mix of presentations, audience polls, and Q&A discussions. Upon completion, attendees will know how to utilize the EnvisionTM Checklist and full rating system Workbook to aid in sustainable planning and design of their projects.
There are a variety of Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) programs in use throughout North America.
Frictionless brakes reduce truck stopping distances by 30 percent and thus reduce break wear. Fleet managers will enjoy this overview how electromagnetic braking systems function.
Sponsored by APWA's Leadership and Management Committee Ethics are complicated. Sometimes public works professionals are faced with difficult public policy choices that may stretch our ethical boundaries. Discover how to create and maintain an ethical culture in your agency.
Ratepayers want more accountability and involvement in big ticket infrastructure spending. Learn about the approaches and technologies the City of Bend, Oregon used to it $180 million project to replace aging sewer infrastructure.
Gain insight into the Integrative Design Process Model that uses whole systems thinking technology and structured decision-making tools to design and manage large-scale infrastructure projects. Using this model provides the opportunity to demonstrate your commitment to sustainability and educate the public.
Sponsored by APWA's Facilities and Grounds Committee Trees are one of the most visually appealing components of public landscapes, as well as providing tremendous environmental benefits to our communities. However, trees can also pose risks which must be addressed by those who manage public spaces. Tree owners have a legal duty of care, and must practice due diligence in managing trees. But what level of care makes sense?
The recently completed $62 million Kitchener Operations Facility consolidates multiple public works operations into one 325,000 square foot facility on a 45 acre property. Don’t miss this overview of prior facilities, the budget and design process, construction management, use of the People, Process, and Service Integration system, and the Relocation and Business Continuity plan
Throughout history, the public works professional has faced many challenges when it comes to winter maintenance.
The City of Cambridge, Ontario studied two options to rehabilitate its aging and failing cast iron watermains: Cured In-Place Pipe (CIPP) and Spray In-Place Liner (SIPL). Examine their findings and the reasons behind their decision to go with CIPP.