American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

Disaster debris management begins when the disaster has passed through. Timely and effective disaster debris removal, cleanup and recovery are major tasks under arduous conditions. The logistics of mobilizing resources to clear, move, process, haul and dispose of large amounts of debris is very important to governments. This session presents case studies, lessons learned, and the best management techniques for disaster debris cleanup from a contractor and a consultant perspective. Sharing debris management insight from various stakeholders is highly effective in overall planning. The seminar is co-sponsored by ASCE's Environmental & Water Resources Institute (EWRI). Part III of this series will take place on December 13, and Part IV will take place on December 20. All session will take place at 12 Noon to 2pm, Eastern Time. $299M/$349NM Per Seminar Site. Or attend the complete series for $939M/$1,099NM Per Seminar Site.

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Earn 2 Professional Development Hours (2 PDHs) per session