SEEC’s one-day (approximately 6 hours) workshop covers all of the content from our half-day workshop but with additional detail about the White Book (or Blue Book for NSW), site inspections and ESCP review/preparation. The course is suited to project managers, engineers, compliance personnel, environmental officers and other site personnel who require a greater level of detail regarding ESC.
A variant of this one-day Fundamentals of ESC course is also available. This course is suited to local Council and State Government regulatory staff. It includes the following additional content and provides participants with the following:
The SEEC two-day Construction Environmental Management Training Course is designed to provide construction personnel with a better understanding of environmental issues they are likely to face on a project. Day 1 of the course covers environmental risk management, weed and vehicle hygiene, pests, flora and fauna, spill response, environmental monitoring (air, noise, vibration), contaminated land, acid sulphate soils, waste management and cultural heritage. Day 2 of the course is our one-day Fundamentals of ESC Course (IECA Approved Training). This course has been designed to teach construction personnel the basics of site environmental management and to give them confidence in their decision making regarding environmental risk on site.
SEEC are able to offer delivery in a live online format delivered via ZOOM. This format allows staff who may be remotely located the ability to undertake our training wherever they have a laptop or tablet with an internet connection. Our half-day and one-day courses are available in this format. This delivery option also allows us to offer our training at a reduced price as we do not have to travel to a training venue. We have had great feedback from participants using this delivery method.
This is our most popular workshop. It is designed to give participants a fundamental, practical overview of best-practice erosion and sediment control. It runs for about three to four hours.
The workshop is designed to be relevant for anyone involved in civil works, from those who prepare and review plans for erosion and sediment control to those who are responsible for installing, maintaining, overseeing or inspecting site works. It aims to equip participants with the fundamental knowledge and skill to address erosion and sediment control issues on any and all sites.
The workshop includes a powerpoint-style presentation with photo examples, a discussion forum, basic group exercises and numerous question times. It is designed to be interactive, engaging and interesting.
The range of topics covered is tailored according to the audience, so that those issues most relevant to them are addressed.
Recent clients include Bega Valley Shire Council, CPB Contractors, Gympie Shire Council and BMD Constructions.
Comments from recent participants who have completed our half-day course:
“Very useful and applicable to our works”
“Informative and well presented”
“I found it VERY enlightening and learned a lot about a subject I knew very little about”
SEEC offer a series of four workshops that train participants in key aspects of erosion and sediment control. These workshops go beyond the basic, onsite issues of installation and maintenance to include the design issues behind specific control measures, plus preparing or reviewing plans for erosion and sediment control. Participants can attend one, two, three or all of the four workshops, although each progressive workshop assumes a sound knowledge of the previous days’ topics.
See www.environmentaltraining.com.au for scheduled offerings of our four-day Blue Book course.
This course is approved by the International Erosion Control Association (IECA) and is designed to prepare people to sit the exam to become a Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC).
SEEC offer a series of four workshops that train participants in key aspects of erosion and sediment control. These workshops go beyond the basic, onsite issues of installation and maintenance to include the design issues behind specific control measures, plus preparing or reviewing plans for erosion and sediment control. Participants can attend one, two, three or all of the four workshops, although each progressive workshop assumes a sound knowledge of the previous days’ topics.
See www.environmentaltraining.com.au for scheduled offerings of our four-day Queensland course.
This course is approved by the International Erosion Control Association (IECA) and is designed to prepare people to sit the exam to become a Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC).
Regular, one-day, “hands-on” training courses are presented by SEEC at Vital Environment’s ESC Training Facility near Brisbane.This purpose-built facility allows for live action field demonstrations of a variety of erosion and sediment control measures. For the next course date or to register online please click here.