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Join us for our Efficient Design Solutions for
Storm Sewer Systems Webinar

Wednesday, October 21st OR Thursday, October 22nd at 11AM EST

CLICK TO REGISTER  October 21st 11AM EST CLICK TO REGISTER October 22nd 11AM EST

Please join Contech Engineered Solutions for a FREE 1-hour webinar hosted by Justin Walton
and Gary Young on "Efficient Design Solutions for Storm Sewer Systems."

*1 hour of PDH credit will be given to attendees*

EDUCATIONAL WEBINAR OVERVIEW

Please join Justin Walton and Gary Young from Contech Engineered Solutions as they discuss efficient design solutions for storm and sanitary sewer conveyance, flood mitigation, and wastewater overflow storage applications. Become more acquainted with cost-effective, hydraulically efficient, and durable pipe technologies for your engineering tool box.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN 

  • Learn more about pipe system design aspects for storm and sanitary sewers including service life, hydraulics, fabricated fittings, and structural considerations.
  • Review applications and product information for storm sewers, sanitary conveyance, flood mitigation, contaminated runoff storage, and structural reline of existing failing pipe systems.
  • Discover how to leverage the Contech Engineered Solutions Team to support your storm and sanitary sewer needs.

*Check with your governing board to confirm this method of education meets registration requirements

SPEAKERS BIO

Justin-Walton

Justin Walton - Area Manager, Pipe

Justin is the Pipe Area Manager for Contech covering the South Central and Midsouth Regions. He has 26 years of experience in the civil site development and drainage sectors and is a member of ASCE. He has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Auburn University. 
GYoung

Gary Young - Regional Sales Engineer

Gary is is the Regional Sales Engineer for the Dallas Area. He has been with Contech for 28 years helping owners, engineers, and contractors with all products. He received his B.S. in Civil Engineering from Texas A & M University.