Registration open for 17th ASCE UESI/BAMI-I Utility Investigation School
(UI) — The Buried Asset Management Institute – International (BAMI-I) and ASCE’S Utility Engineering and Surveying Institute (UESI) Pittsburgh chapter have teamed to conduct the 17th ASCE UESI / BAMI-I UIS School in 2023.
The event is scheduled at the Community College of Beaver County in Monaca, Pennsylvania. This workshop will be offered in 2-day and 5-day on May 15-16 & May 15-19, respectively.
The 2-day school will explain the risks that existing utilities present on infrastructure projects of all kinds, and practices to help stakeholders mitigate and manage those risks. It will explain newly issued national engineering standards and how those standards are incorporated in the PA Act 50 statute and Federal infrastructure initiatives. If you own, manage, design, or build infrastructure projects, this 16-hr PDH Course is for you.
The registration fee for the 2-day course is $950, but early registration ends April 14 and is discounted to $900. An additional $50 discount is offered for three or more attendees from same company.
The 5-day school is designed to provide the licensed professional and their staff involved with utility investigations knowledge necessary for being in professional responsible charge of a utility investigation practice. If you practice in the realm of subsurface utility engineering, this 40-hr PDH school is for you.
The registration fee for the 5-day course is $1,995, but early registration ends April 14 and is discounted to $1,895. An additional $100 discount is offered for three or more attendees from same company.
For registration or more information, email Saleh Behbahani, sbehbaha@purdue.edu or Leonard Ingram, leonard@engconco.com, or call (334) 872-1012.
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