CUIRE's 11th Annual Engineering and Inspector
Training & Certification Schools
Sunday & Monday, January 26-27, 2014, Houston, Texas

Sunday & Monday, January 26-27, 2014, Houston, Texas
For more technical and discount information call CUIRE at 817-272-9177 or Email: cuire@uta.edu
The following Schools will be offered:
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Geotechnical School
Mud School
Pipe School
Monday, January 27, 2014
Advanced HDD School
Pipe Jacking and Microtunneling School
Pipe Lining and Replacement School
Pipe Installation (Open-Cut) School
By completing each School, you will receive:
A complimentary copy of new book, Trenchless Technology Planning, Equipment, and Methods (under press)- a $125 value!
A wallet-size certification
Up to 1.4 CEU's and 14 PDH’s
A PDF copy of all the presentations
As a bonus, a full complimentary registration to UCT is also included with each School registration (includes daily registrations)!
Your name and company will be included for one year in CUIRE Web Site as a trained professional (Optional)!
Focusing on the technical and engineering applications,
CUIRE Schools will include:
Design Concepts
Pipe Materials
Geotechnical and Subsurface Investigations
Water, Sewer, Gas, Oil, & Cable Applications
Evaluation Technologies, Site Surveys
Application Assessment
Bidding Data
Contract Documents and Specifications
Inspection & Testing
Construction QA/QC Programs
Project Delivery System Alternatives
Strategies for Risk Assessment & Allocations
Constructability Issues
Jobsite Planning
Recent Regulations
New Equipment & Methods
Case Studies
Expert Faculty
CUIRE Faculty are highly experienced, nationally recognized practitioners and consultants in pipeline design, construction, and trenchless technology. They will share with you their many years of experience gained from hundreds of successfully completed pipeline projects.
During the CUIRE Schools, you will have an opportunity to bring up your own pipeline and trenchless project issues. You will also be able to exchange ideas with the speakers and your fellow participants. Take advantage of this opportunity to learn from industry leaders.
“This was a great chance for a rock engineering, geotechnical type like myself to sink my teeth into various trenchless methods. Most of my time is spent either fixing or blowing up rock, so this was a nice change. I've worked w/ HDD and large bore tunnels in the past, but never with MT (Microtunneling), jacking, auger boring, etc. This was great.” Says David Scarpato, P.E., Senior Geological Engineer & Project Manager, HALEY & ALDRICH, Inc., Manchester, NH.