PNW Virtual Connection: Dust Control-Let’s Clear the Air
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Hosted by the International Erosion Control Association, the Idaho State Representative and the Pacific Northwest Chapter of IECA
Join the International Erosion Control Association (IECA) for The Pacific Northwest Virtual Connection: Dust Control - Let's Clear the Air. This event offers two (2) recorded webinars with 2 hours of available Professional Development Hours. No cost for IECA members and $25 USD for nonmembers. Learn from industry leaders as they tackle the tough challenges of soil stabilization and dust control.
Attendees can expect to learn about natural soil stabilizers for the control of dust on roads, mines, and stockpiles as well as controlling dust during typical construction activities such as earthmoving, hauling, cutting, drilling, and asphalt preparation.
Agenda:
On-Demand
Maintaining air quality during construction is difficult. Environments and soil types vary as much as dust palliative products. This presentation will address application practices and product variations to find the right product for your project.
Why is fugitive dust an issue and what reasonable precautions can you take to prevent it. What things will a compliance inspector be looking for while observing your site.
On-Demand
Fugitive dust from construction activities is a nuisance to neighbors, a hazard to workers and may violate local and state air quality regulations. This presentation, based on the 1997 AGC of Washington and Fugitive Dust Task Force brochure “Guide to Handling Fugitive Dust from Construction Projects”, will cover construction dust sources and how to manage them, including earthmoving, loading, unloading, stockpiling, haul roads, concrete cutting and drilling, sediment track out and other construction “means and methods”.
Notice: After you register for this event, be sure to 'add to calendar' either from the content tab or when you receive the confirmation email. You will join the event through this same page in the IECA eHub. If you miss a live event, it will be recorded.
Hosted by:
Nat Parker (Director)
Environmental Engineer, RPEQ
Airborn Insight
Nat is an environmental engineer and has engaged with hundreds of landholders, many regional councils and various state government agencies to successfully conduct projects for improved land management. Nat has technical skills in repairing gullies and streams and has a focus on slowing water in the landscape and introducing large woody debris into waterways. Nat is also an entrepreneur, founding the small drone business, AirBorn Insight in 2015, with the goal of using drones to further environmental management.
Matt Smith
Vice President
HMI, Hamilton Manufacturing, Inc.
Matt Smith is the current Vice President of Hamilton Manufacturing Inc. based out of Twin Falls, Idaho. HMI manufacturers soil remediation products and has been in business for over 50 years. In 2008 he graduated with a Masters of Research Technology from the engineering department of Swansea University, Wales, UK. For the last 18 years, Matt has been developing domestic and international markets in over 20 states and 30 countries worldwide in mining, forest fire remediation, wetland restoration, and slope stabilization.
Derek Aubrey
Compliance Inspector
Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency (SRCAA)
Derek Aubrey is a Compliance Inspector with the Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency (SRCAA), where he has worked for the last 13 years. During his time at SRCAA he has worked in various programs, including outdoor/agricultural burning, solid fuel burning devices, asbestos, inspections, and public complaints. As a compliance inspector assigned to a zone within Spokane County, Derek responds to dust complaints and inspects businesses that must routinely assess and control dust on their property.
You will receive Professional Development Hours per class in this Virtual Connection. You have the option to listen to as many presentations as you wish, however you will only receive education credit for the presentations you attended. The total number of Professional Development Hours for this event is two (2).
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