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Designing for exceedance in urban drainage - good practice

Structural design of modular geocellular drainage tanks

Available in-house and at locations across the UK

SABs facilitation workshop for LAs

CIRIA launches a one-day in-house facilitation workshop to work alongside those departments and individuals in Local Authorities who are trying to get to grips with SuDS and SABs requirements outlined in the latest Defra consultation on the Draft National Standards.
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SuDS Foundation Course

This course complements current regulations and the latest SuDS guidance (The SuDS manual).

The training programme will enable practitioners to efficiently plan, design, construct and manage SuDS schemes in accordance with best practice guidance and the relevant legal and regulatory framework.

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Designing SuDS

This course introduces basic design information to reinforce current SuDS guidance and regulatory framework. The first day of the module covers elementary design principles and the second day will develop these concepts to an advanced level and discuss the construction process. Delegates should be familiar with the SuDS approach and have a basic understanding of hydrology and basic drainage design theory.

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Contact us

If you have any questions about CIRIA’s SuDS training programme, or would like to discuss specific training requirements, contact CIRIA:

+44 (0)20 7549 3300
enquiries@ciria.org

LANDFORM events

Delivery of SuDS – standards, design criteria and tools
29 March 2012, Wallingford

The draft National SuDS Standards have been released and are creating considerable debate. implementation of these Standards will require:

drainage systems to be designed and constructed to the given criteria;
compliance to be assessed and approved by SuDS Approving Bodies (SABs);
clear guidance on affordability and practicability.

For engineers, landscape architects and planners who are involved in scheme feasibility and design, a detailed understanding of the principles and design criteria is needed. As the Guidance document has yet to be issued, there is uncertainty over the specific requirements and application of a number of elements of the Standards.

This seminar (free for local authorities) will be of particular interest to those working on surface water management and those likely to be involved in designing and approving SuDS in accordance with the Standards.

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