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ECI is recommending two courses to candidates as a prerequisite to the Professional Exams. Both video courses provide the same basic curriculum and are enhanced by the filming and editing of events at the actual workshops conducted at the Shasta College Erosion Control Training Facility (ECTF).
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Title of Training: Hydrology: Watersheds 1 PDH
Format: Online training
Duration: 55 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: COMET ® Program in partnership with the National Environmental Education Foundation with funding by the U.S. EPA
A six-unit course for broadcast meteorologists to understand the connections between weather and watersheds.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Title of Training: Highway Hydrology: Basic Concepts and Methods Web-Based 2 PDH
Format: Online course
Duration: 2 hours
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: National Highway Institute
The first lesson focuses on the hydrologic cycle, associated terms, and the relationship of risk to return period and probability of exceedance. The second lesson explains the variability of storms based on three general types of storms, how variations in storm duration and intensity impact runoff, and the watershed characteristics that influence runoff. The third lesson discusses the Rational Method, the NRCS Graphical Method, and Regression Equations as methods to determine peak flow quantities.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Title of Training: Basic Hydrology 1 – Rainfall & Time of Concentration 0.25 PDH
Format: Online training
Duration: 14 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Clemson Public Service Activities
This training for the South Carolina Certified Stormwater Plan Reviewer Course covers basic hydrology, rainfall characteristics and how they affect runoff, and how to calculate time of concentration. It is part of a series of four training videos that also cover runoff curve numbers, peak flow, and rational method for those who want to learn more.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Title of Training: Urban Stormwater Management 0.25 PDH
Format: Online training
Duration: 14 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Colorado State University
A lecture covering the evolution of stormwater management by Chris Olson, P.E. for Colorado State University’s free Massive Open Online Course.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Title of Training: The Water Cycle (1 of 5) 0.5 PDH for the collection (you must watch all 5 videos)
Format: Video
Duration: 7 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: National Science Foundation
Explains basic processes within the hydrologic cycle, including precipitation, interception, runoff, infiltration, percolation, groundwater discharge, evaporation, transpiration, evapotranspiration, and condensation.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Title of Training: What is a Watershed? (2 of 5) 0.5 PDH for the collection (you must watch all 5 videos)
Format: Video
Duration: 1 minute
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Battle River Watershed
A short video explaining the concept of a watershed.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Title of Training: What the Heck is Storm Water Runoff? (3 of 5) 0.5 PDH for the collection (you must watch all 5 videos)
Format: Video
Duration: 5 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: California Water Boards
This video discusses the issues associated with stormwater runoff and how green infrastructure can help improve stormwater management.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Title of Training: Soils – Digging Up the Dirt on Soil (4 of 5) 0.5 PDH for the collection (you must watch all 5 videos)
Format: Video
Duration: 7 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: California Water Boards
This video discusses the importance and factors for healthy soils to support plant growth and drainage.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Title of Training: Ever wondered where the rain goes? (5 of 5) 0.5 PDH for the collection (you must watch all 5 videos)
Format: Video
Duration: 3 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Construction Industry Research and Information Association (CIRIA)
This short animation demonstrates how changes to the natural water cycle caused by development can be positively managed using green infrastructure, also known as sustainable urban drainage systems or SuDS.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Title of Training: Hydrology 101 – Understanding the Processes 1.5 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1.5 hours
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: American Society of Civil Engineers
This webinar explores the concepts, terms, and analyses behind hydrology, as well as the basis for analyses that go into hydrologic studies. It teaches learners how to find sources for hydrologic data and how to read data from hydrographs.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Cost: Member $99.00 | Non-Member $159.00
Title of Training: Basic Hydrology – Part One & Part Two 2 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 2 hours
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: International Erosion Control Association
This course will describe and discuss the factors that influence stormwater runoff and demonstrate the methodology and procedures to quantify runoff volumes. Precipitation, drainage areas, hydrologic soil groups, land use cover and hydrologic conditions will be explained using a design example to convert rainfall to runoff with USDA-NRCS TR55 hydrologic analyses.
Exam Area: Watershed Fundamentals
Cost: Member $75.00 | Non-Member $100.00
* WEF members receive a 10% discount on IECA courses with coupon code WEF16.
Title of Training: Forester University On-Demand Catalog 3 PDH
Format: Online training
Duration: Varied
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Forester University
Title of Training: Green Stormwater Infrastructure / Low-Impact Development Toolbox of Solutions
0.5 PDH
Format: Online training
Duration: 28 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Seattle Public Utilities
Landscape design, installation, and maintenance professionals get an introduction to stormwater problems and the green stormwater infrastructure tools that can be used to slow, filter, and infiltrate rainfall onsite.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Using Green Infrastructure to Reduce Stormwater Runoff 0.75 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 48 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Penn State Extension
Melissa Hess, Senior Project Manager for URS, discusses using green infrastructure in watershed assessments to reduce stormwater runoff and improve water quality.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Introduction to Low Impact Development – Low Impact Development O&M Training
0.1 PDH
Format: Recorded presentation
Duration: 7 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Washington Department of Ecology
This presentation provides an introduction to green infrastructure for operations and maintenance professionals.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Green Infrastructure for Stormwater Management: Parking Lots and Hardscapes 1 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 5 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Lake Champlain Basin Program
This webinar for municipal officials in the New York portion of the Lake Champlain Basin focuses on green infrastructure practices and case studies appropriate for parking lots and hardscapes. Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Green Infrastructure for Stormwater Management: Buildings 1 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Lake Champlain Basin Program
This webinar for municipal officials in the New York portion of the Lake Champlain Basin focuses on green infrastructure practices and a case study appropriate for buildings.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Ahead of the Curve – Implementing Green Infrastructure in Rural and Growing Communities 1.25 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 18 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Green infrastructure can provide multiple benefits for small and rural communities. This webcast showcases two such communities, Monona, Iowa and Clarkesville, Georgia, that are ahead of the curve in using green infrastructure to address some of their stormwater management challenges.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Green Infrastructure for Stormwater Management: Rural Roads 1 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 53 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Lake Champlain Basin Program
This webinar for municipal officials in the New York portion of the Lake Champlain Basin focuses on green infrastructure practices and case studies appropriate for rural roads.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Green Infrastructure for Stormwater Management: Village Streets 1 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 6 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Lake Champlain Basin Program
This webinar for municipal officials in the New York portion of the Lake Champlain Basin focuses on green infrastructure practices and case studies appropriate for the street environment.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Full Cycle Bioretention 1.5 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Chesapeake Stormwater Network
The webcast will explore how bioretention knowledge gained over the last few years from monitoring and operational experience can be used to perfect the practice over the full cycle of implementation — site assessment, design, construction, inspection, routine maintenance and periodic makeovers.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Low Impact Development and the Basics of Bioretention 1 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: StormwaterONE
Bioretention systems represent one of the most commonly applied low impact development devices in green infrastructure today. This webinar introduces the basics of bioretention systems, how they work, why they work, and how they can save on project costs.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Green Roofs for Stormwater Management 1.25 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 11 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Penn State Extension
A webinar on green roofs for stormwater management presented by Robert Berghage, Director of the Center for Green Roof Research at Penn State University.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Low-Impact Development: How LID Works in Different Regions 1.5 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Forester University
This webinar explores different types of LID (impervious area disconnection, rain gardens, bioswales, bioretention, permeable pavement, and green roofs) and how each type of LID works in varying climates to reduce stormwater runoff.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Cost: $79
Title of Training: Planting Stormwater Control Systems 1.5 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 26 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Penn State Extension
A webinar on planting stormwater control systems presented by Connie Schmotzer, Horticulture Educator at Penn State Extension.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Title of Training: LID Stormwater Construction Practices 0.25 PDH
Format: Video
Duration: 15 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Center for Watershed Protection and the Chesapeake Bay Stormwater Training Partnership
This video discusses types of stormwater controls, their construction elements, the importance of proper construction sequencing, and proper construction techniques.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Title of Training: Construction Sequence/Inspection & Maintenance of Bioretention 1.25 PDH
Format: Recorded presentation
Duration: 1 hour, 13 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay
Tom Schueler and Cecilia Lane of the Chesapeake Stormwater Network discuss the importance of construction inspection for bioretention practices.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Title of Training: Map Reading Skills for Site Plan Review 0.5 PDH
Format: Video
Duration: 24 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: University of Connecticut Land Use Academy
This series of four videos provides basic guidance for reading maps and site plans and includes basic skills such as measuring distances and slope and understanding the use of scale and topography.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Title of Training: Lessons in LID Construction 1 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: International Erosion Control Association
Construction of low impact development practices involves techniques and specifications that differ from traditional stormwater management construction practices. Instructors will take participants through each step of low impact development construction, highlighting potential errors and explaining proper techniques.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Cost: Member $75.00 | Non-Member $100.00
* WEF members receive a 10% discount on IECA courses with coupon code WEF16.
Title of Training: Construction Site Erosion and Sediment Control: Best Practices and Low Impact Solutions 1 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: International Erosion Control Association
Learners will understand how construction phase stormwater management relates to the ultimate success or failure of post-construction practices. Understand peak flow rate, volume and runoff frequency changes due to development of impervious surfaces and how to mitigate them.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Cost: Member $75.00 | Non-Member $100.00
* WEF members receive a 10% discount on IECA courses with coupon code WEF16.
Title of Training: Amending Site Soils to Enhance Infiltration on Compacted Urban Sites 1.5 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: American Society of Landscape Architects
Learn how to amend physical, chemical, and biological soil properties to achieve high infiltration rates.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Cost: $185
Title of Training: Construction Management: Reading Drawings & Specifications 2.5 PDH
Format: Online training
Duration: 2 hours, 20 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: LinkedIn Learning
In this course, learn how to read construction drawings, know the components that make up construction plans, and understand the language of construction drawings.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
* The first month of LinkedIn Learning is free, but an ongoing individual subscription is $24.99 per month.
Title of Training: Lessons Learned in Green Infrastructure 1.25 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 10 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
This webcast highlights lessons learned from on-the-ground implementation of green infrastructure practices.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Title of Training: Green Infrastructure for Stormwater Management: Operation and Maintenance 1.5 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 27 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Lake Champlain Basin Program
This webinar for municipal officials in the New York portion of the Lake Champlain Basin focuses on operation and maintenance of green infrastructure projects.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Functionality and Appearance
Title of Training: Maintaining Green Infrastructure Systems in Your Community 1.25 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar
Duration: 1 hour, 11 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Penn State Extension
A webinar presented by Robert Traver, Director of the Villanova Urban Stormwater Partnership on maintaining green infrastructure systems.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices; Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Title of Training: Permeable Pavement Maintenance – Low Impact Development O&M 0.25 PDH
Format: Recorded presentation
Duration: 21 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Washington Department of Ecology
This presentation covers routine maintenance, corrective maintenance, and repair of pervious concrete, porous asphalt, permeable pavers, and plastic grid systems.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices, Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials, Green Infrastructure Functionality and Appearance
Title of Training: Vegetated Roof Maintenance – Low Impact Development O&M 0.25 PDH for both
Format: Recorded presentation
Duration: 8 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Washington Department of Ecology
This presentation covers the maintenance and repair basics of several components associated with vegetated (green) roofs.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices, Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials, Green Infrastructure Functionality and Appearance
Title of Training: Water Strategies & Vegetation Maintenance – Low Impact Development O&M Training
0.25 PDH for both
Format: Recorded presentation
Duration: 7 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Washington Department of Ecology
This presentation describes vegetation maintenance techniques and shows different tools for watering plants.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials, Green Infrastructure Functionality and Appearance
Title of Training: Iowa Green Stormwater Infrastructure Certificate Webinars 11 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar series
Duration: Total 11 hours
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Rainscaping Iowa
This eight-session webinar series covers an introduction to green infrastructure, bioretention cells, bioswales, green roofs, native landscaping, rain gardens, soil quality management and restoration, and permeable pavement systems.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Practices
Cost: $50 per webinar or $250 for package
Training: IECA Course Catalog 15 PDH
Format: Online training
Duration: 1 – 10 Hours
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: International Erosion Control Association
Title of Training: Permeable Pavement Master Class Series 6 PDH
Format: Recorded webinar series
Duration: 6 hours
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: Forester University
This four-session master class series explores the ins and outs of permeable pavement design, construction, and performance.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Cost: $250
Title of Training: Stormwater Management for Construction Activity 6 PDH
Format: Online training
Duration: 6 hours
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: StormwaterONE
This online training provides an overview of the Clean Water Act, the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit program, and the proper installation and maintenance of temporary pollution controls for sediment and erosion control and pollution prevention.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Cost: $239
Title of Training: Basic Construction Surveying 3 PDH
Format: Online training
Duration: 3 hours
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: National Highway Institute
This training reviews the basics of construction surveying and is intended for those who are new to the construction surveying experience or for anyone needing a refresher.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Cost: $25
Title of Training: Green Infrastructure Lecture Series 3.25 PDH
Format: Recorded presentation
Duration: 3 hours, 20 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: DECO Resources, LLC through a grant from the Pittsburgh Water & Sewer Authority
A green infrastructure lecture series covering green infrastructure practices (green roofs, rain gardens, pervious pavement, and pavers) and their construction, materials, and maintenance considerations.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Methods and Materials
Title of Training: Post-Construction Stormwater Maintenance 2.5 PDH
Format: Online training
Duration: 2 hours, 30 minutes
Agency/Organization Administering the Training: StormwaterONE
This training covers post-construction stormwater maintenance on various types of best management practices including: structural, manufactured, green infrastructure, and detention and retention systems.
Exam Area: Green Infrastructure Functionality and Appearance
Cost: $99.00
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Society of Landscape Architects
CASQA
Center for Watershed Protection
EPA
International Erosion Control Association Chapter Conferences
International Erosion Control Association
International Erosion Control Association Road Shows
Local Environmental Agencies
Local Soil Conservation Districts
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Soil and Water Conservation Society
State Environmental Agencies
State Soil Conservation District Associations
StormCon
WEFTEC
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Civil Engineering
Environmental Connection Magazine
Erosion Control
Geostrata
Geosynthetics Magazine
Grading and Excavation Contractor
Journal of Hydrogeology and Hydrologic Engineering
Landscape Architect and Specifier News
Landscape Architecture
Municipal Sewer and Water
Stormwater
The Municipal
Water Environment and Technology (WE&T)
Water Environment Research
World Water
World Water: Stormwater Management
Books
Please submit book title, book author, book publishier, and publication date to ECI for review and approval
| Key Words | ||
|---|---|---|
| Active Treatment Systems | Infiltration | Stormwater |
| Bank Protection | Low Impact Development (LID) | Stormwater Management |
| Best Management Practices | Minimum Control Measures (MCMs) | Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) |
| Biological Indicators (aquatic) | MS4 Gerneral Permit | Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) |
| Biological Monitoring (aquatic) | Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) | Stream |
| Bioretention | National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) | Stream Geomorphology |
| Clean Water Act | Nephelometric Turbidity Unit (NTU) | Stream Restoration |
| Conservation Design | Permanent Stormwater Quality Structures | Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) |
| Construction General Permit | Permanent Stormwater Quantity Structures | Total Suspended Solids (TSS) |
| Effluent Limitation Guidelines (ELGs) (though not in affect it is still in discussion) | Permeable Pavers | Turbidity |
| Erosion | Pollutant Removal Techniques and Methods | Urban Runoff Management |
| Erosion Control | Potamology | Water Quality |
| Floculents | Quantification Methods | Waters of the United States |
| Floodplain | Revegetation (in relation to land disturbance) | Watershed Management |
| Geographic Information Systems (GIS) (related to stormwater) | Riparian Buffers | Wetland Restoration |
| Green Infrastructure (GI) | Sediment | Wetlands |
| Hydraulics (related to surface waters) | Sediment Control | Windbreaks (for erosion control purposes) |
| Hydrology | Smart Growth | |
| Illicit Discharges | Soil Loss Equations (USLE, RUSLE, MUSLE, RUSLE2, etc.) | |
| Industrial / Multi Sector General Permit | Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure Plan (SPCC) |
Information provided in this listing was current as of June 17, 2020. If you find a link, conference or venue, or a publication that is no longer applicable, please inform ECI so that we may update the information.
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