ONLINE & IN PERSON REGISTRATIONS CLOSED
One of the core values and aims of ACLCA is to provide relevant, topical and up-to-date training and professional development to its members, so that individuals within member companies can and will maintain and improve the technical and professional standards and skills of member companies. ACLCA Qld will continue running foundation training in 2024 on Environmental Site Assessment geared towards graduates and new entries into the industry. ACLCA is confident that the training covers all major aspects of the contaminated land practice at a level of detail suitable for practitioners new to the field.
Module One: Phase 1 Introduction to Environmental Site Assessments
Who should attend:
This module will target recent graduates and professionals new to the contaminated land industry.
Objective:
The objective of this module is to provide an updated and overall introduction to the key elements of Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), What is a Phase 1 Assessment? Why are Phase 1 assessments so important? How a good Phase 1 sets up a good Phase 2. How can a Conceptual Site Model add value to your understanding of a site?
At the end of the session your staff should:
Gain an understanding of the importance of a desktop study, the range of information available and review methods, and how to apply this to develop an understanding of site history, potential contamination sources and presence of contamination at a site. We will also touch on the preparation of Conceptual Site Models and how they assist the understanding of environmental risks at a site. The session will include ‘working in small groups’ practical exercises and direct examples.
Presenter: Caitriona Coyle: Team Executive QLD, Contaminated Land Management. WSP Australia Pty Limited.
Caitriona is an Environmental Engineer with over 24 years post graduate experience in waste water treatment, environmental permitting and EIA, contaminated land investigation and remediation projects. She has worked on a variety of environmental and contaminated land projects in Ireland, UK, France, South Africa and Australia. Caitriona currently oversees the WSP contaminated land team and acts as a technical reviewer and SQP for land management projects.
Registration details
Date: 22nd February 2024
Online & In person registrations for Module One are now closed due to Workshop capacity.
Time: 2.00-5.00pm
Venue: WSP 900 Ann St Fortitude Valley
Cost: In person workshop Member $150.00. # service fees apply.
Online Member $120. Please contact Jennifer Ingham for online registrations
Please book early to secure placements.