ESC MVC III
A HUGE thanks to Dani, Trent, Russ, Wayne and James for another great conference! Alex Zimmerman brings over 15 years of large scale construction experience to Erosion and Sediment Control training. From large disturbance, linear, and single family construction to restoration and emergency landslide repair his experiences add to informative trainings on real world compliance issues for construction site operators, inspectors, and designers. From his first IECA experience at Palm Springs Alex has consistently found value in the quality education he receives from IECA training. By getting involved in the Pacific Northwest Chapter he has worked to bring more local training opportunities the IECA members and the local community. Working with CSI Geosynthetics in Vancouver Washington Alex has been helping project teams succeed by planning for the productive, compliant, completion of varied construction tasks. Consulting has been keeping Alex busy across the country and in his favorite destination state, Alaska. “The beautiful scenery, challenging climate, and great people make Alaska special and a place I never get tired of.” says Zimmerman. Focusing on productive site management for compliance Alex assists project teams with planning, and site audits to identify potential problems and more effectively insure regulatory compliance. Sought after for site consulting and training Alex finds time to volunteer with his local watershed stewards association and assist the NRDC and Waterkeepers with policy and expert advice. Alex has been recognized by associations and agencies for his professional course preparation and delivery. Developing custom trainings for audiences as varied as Alaska Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska Department of Transportation, Building Industry Association of Washington, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation and cities in British Columbia Alex stays up to date and informed on the latest regulations and compliance challenges. Awarded the Educational Achievement award for 2009 by the International Erosion Control Association Alex continues to keep up to date and present the latest information. Course participants learn how to control costs, prevent erosion, protect water quality, and comply with permit requirements in an positive, proactive, profitable manner. Ms. Hildebrand is the Manager, Environmental Compliance Services for WSB and Associates, Inc., and very active in the ESC industry in Minneapolis, throughout the USA, and internationally. An exceptional speaker and respected authority, she delivers presentations ranging from "A to Z of Construction Site Management" and "Site Inspection Techniques: Tools, Tricks, and Traps." Dr. David Walker, CPESC Dr. David G. Walker is a consultant, researcher, and educator specializing in revegetation and erosion control. He is the principal of David Walker and Associates Ltd. of Calgary and an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Calgary in the Faculty of Environmental Design and a lecturer at the University of Alberta. His professional associations include CPESC, Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control; P.Ag., Professional Agrologist; P.Biol., Professional Biologist; and CPRM, Certified Professional in Rangeland Management. David has over 30 years of experience in the field of revegetation and erosion control in western and northern Canada and the US. His consulting projects include all levels of government, national and provincial parks, wilderness and natural areas, oil and gas development, electrical power, coal mining development, ski industry, and non-governmental organizations. David has over 35 years teaching experience in university graduate courses and technical professional development courses. Heather M. Sinton, M.Sc, P.Ag, CPESC Trent Hatfield Dani Miller
Rod Shead/Pauline Favero James Kay, P.Eng, CPESC, CPSWQ
Alex, Jennifer, David, Heather, James, great presentations.
We couldn't do it without the unwavering support of our sponsors.
THANK YOU!
And to the 100+ delegates who braved the elements and joined us, thank you so much for coming.
3rd Annual Erosion & Sediment Control Conference
Town & Country Inn, Delta, BC
November 17 & 18, 2010
Guidelines, Bylaws, and BMP's
Effective ESC Design and Implementation
Seminars & Presentations
For Consultants & Developers
• * Understanding erosion and sediment principles
• * Engineered design considerations and project planning
• * BMP effectiveness, placement, cost and value
For Contractors and Builders
• * Practical application and site management
• * Understanding different BMP options
• * Adapting BMP use to changing site
• * Effective ESC as a competitive advantage
We're going with a new format this year to offer deeper technical training in the fundamentals, and advanced ESC presentations depending on your interest!
Alex Zimmerman, CPESC, CISEC, CESSWI
Back by popular demand, after last years' exciting The Elements of a Good ESC Plan, Alex will once again showcase his confident style and depth of knowledge in ESC.
Jennifer Hildebrand, CPESC, CPSWQ, CESSWI, CISEC
Heather is the Regional Environmental Manager with the Southern Region (Calgary) of Alberta Environment (AENV). She and her team work with regional, watershed, airshed and landscape partnerships to develop and deliver environmental outcomes. Heather is also the AENV representative on the GOA Regional Planning Team for the South Saskatchewan Regional Plan. She has a technical background in biology and agrology, and has worked in the reclamation and revegetation fields for over 20 years. She is the author of several books and has won several awards for her work.
James Kay is a consulting civil engineer serving the land development and municipal engineering sectors throughout the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley, Sunshine Coast and Okanagan. As a Professional Engineer and Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control, James has designed and consulted on hundreds of erosion and sediment control plans for subdivisions, commercial developments, townhouse and apartment projects. James is on the Board of Directors of the PNW IECA and is an instructor of ESC with APEG BC and VIU NREP.
With a focus on sustainability and green infrastructure, James brings depth and experience in hydrology and hydraulics, as well as a current Best Management Practices and Low Impact Development strategies. James is well versed in the federal and provincial legislation, as well as local municipal bylaws governing erosion and sediment control.
DAY ONE - Wednesday November 17:
7:30 Venue will open
8:00 - 12:00 Langley Bus Tour w. Dani Miller & Pauline Favero
12:00 - 13:00 BBQ Lunch at Hotel & Tradeshow
13:00 Erosion and Sediment Control "101" - Jennifer Hildebrand (PRESENTATION)
13:45 Working Smarter, Not Harder - Alex Zimmerman (E-MAIL FOR PRESENTATION)
14:30 30-minute Afternoon Break & Tradeshow - Juice & Cookies Provided
15:00 Pond Design - Do it Right or Don't Do it At All! - James Kay (E-MAIL FOR PRESENTATION)
15:30 Erosion & Sediment Control for Engineers - Jennifer Hildebrand(PRESENTATION)
16:15 Risk Management - Alex Zimmerman(E-MAIL FOR PRESENTATION)
17:00 End of Day One Conference
17:15 ICE BREAKER MIXER - RAINIER FIBER and WESTERN SEED & EROSION
DAY TWO - Thursday November 18:
7:30 Venue will open for sign-in
8:15 Opening Remarks
8:30-10:00 Perimeter Controls Velocity Checks Rolled Erosion Control Products - Jennifer Hildebrand (PRESENTATION)
10:00 30-minute Morning Break & Tradeshow - Coffee & Muffins Provided
10:30 Putting it into Practice - Alex Zimmerman (PRESENTATION)
11:00 The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Filter Fences - Dr. David Walker
11:30-12:30 BBQ Lunch & Tradeshow Visit & Board Buses
12:30-4:30 Surrey Bus Tour w. Trent Hatfield
17:00 End of Day Two
Preliminary Schedule: Stream 2 - Installation and Inspection
DAY ONE - Wednesday September 17:
7:30 Venue will open for sign-in
8:15 Opening Remarks
8:30 Working Smarter Not Harder - Alex Zimmerman (E-MAIL FOR PRESENTATION)
9:15 Erosion and Sediment Control "101" - Jennifer Hildebrand (PRESENTATION)
10:00 30-minute Morning Break & Tradeshow - Coffee & Muffins Provided
10:30 Putting it into Practice - Alex Zimmerman (PRESENTATION)
11:00 Erosion & Sediment Control for Inspectors - Jennifer Hildebrand (E-MAIL FOR PRESENTATION)
11:30 - 12:30 BBQ Lunch & Tradeshow Visit & Board Buses
12:30-4:30 Surrey Bus Tour w. Trent Hatfield
17:00 End of Day One Conference
17:15 ICE BREAKER MIXER - RAINIER FIBER and WESTERN SEED & EROSION
DAY TWO - Thursday September 18:
7:30 Venue will open for sign-in
8:00 - 12:00 Langley Bus Tour w. Dani Miller & Rod Shead
12:00 - 13:00 BBQ Lunch at Hotel & Tradeshow
13:00 Risk Management - Alex Zimmerman (E-MAIL FOR PRESENTATION)
13:45 The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Filter Fences - Dr. David Walker
14:30 30-minute Afternoon Break & Tradeshow - Juice & Cookies Provided
15:00 Protecting Environmental Quality in Alberta's Watersheds - Heather Sinton
15:45 Erosion Control on the Edge of the Earth - Alex Zimmerman (E-MAIL FOR PRESENTATION)
16:30 Photo Montage - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly (PRESENTATION)
17:00 End of Day Two
