WEF
- OCTOBER 8-12, 2022 | NEW ORLEANS, LA
WEFTEC
KIMLEY-HORN SPEAKERS, PRESENTERS, AND FACILITATORS
FACILITATORS
Workshop: Equipping Your Utility to Address PFAS in Water Reuse: State of the Science, Emerging Trends, and Navigating the Regulatory Pathway
October 9, 2022 | 8:30am – 5:00pm CT
This workshop aims to highlight the far-reaching impacts of PFAS in the water/wastewater/reuse sector. Topics covered will include chemical and physical properties of PFAS with an emphasis on their health effects, federal regulations and anticipated timeline for the development of MCLs, best practices in field sampling and lab analysis for all water, established and emerging technologies to treat/remediate PFAS in water reuse projects, and lessons learned from case studies of successful PFAS treatment on One Water projects.
LEAD FACILITATOR
Learning Exchange: Conducting and Utilizing Facility Condition Assessments
October 10, 2022 | 3:30pm – 5:00pm CT
The Facility Management and Plant Operations and Maintenance Committees invite utilities to a learning exchange to discuss condition assessments within wastewater facilities. We will help participants explore a number of questions related to assessment of vertical infrastructure such as: Why are you performing facility condition assessments? How do you planto use the data? What are you collecting? Are you leveraging any technology to support your assessments? What do you know about these assessments now that youwish you knew when you started? How have your ratings aged? Come share what you’ve learned and collaborate with other utility leaders on best practices related to this critical infrastructure planning process!
Matt Manchisi, P.E., PMP, CRMP
ASSISTANT FACILITATOR
Future Visualization Tools for Utilities
October 12, 2022 | 10:30am – 12:00pm CT
Building Information Models (BIM) are becoming the normal way for creating design drawings for pumps stations and treatmentplant facilities, but are we getting the most out of these models that we can? This session will display ways the BIM can be used to improve the quality of design before construction, along with techniques for using the model after construction for asset management and creation of digital twins. By implementation of the standards discussed, owners will be able to see cost saving with reduced change orders during construction and time savings in transferring data to their asset management software.
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Under the Artifacts and Through the Wetlands: Mesquite’s Experience with USACE Permitting for a 2.5-Mile, 30-Inch HDPE Transmission Main
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Underground, Under Where? A Unique Perspective from Designer, Contractor, and Construction Management Team to Solve Today’s Challenges
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