UESI is the home for utility infrastructure engineers and surveying professionals to advance their professional development and technical skills.
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Organizations and companies can join UESI as an Organizational Member, including design firms, companies, associations, government agencies, universities, and other organizations that support the mission and objectives of the Institute.
Benefits include recognition on the UESI website and at the Pipelines Conference, welcome announcement in the UESI newsletter, and two free individual UESI-only memberships.
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Start your 2018 Pipelines Conference early and earn 4 PDHs, by attending this pre-conference workshop that will discuss upcoming changes to ASCE 38, application of SUE on a large case study, owners’ perspective on good utility data, and how the standard relates to the DOT's SHRP2 utility solutions. Early Bird registration ends June 6.
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SURVEYING AND GEOMATICS DIVISIONThe Division is holding a UESI Surveying and Geomatics Conference on the campus of Cal Poly Pomona, April 22 - 24, 2018. This will be the first national ASCE conference dedicated to surveying since 1992. View the...Read More >>
We have a lot of exciting activities happening at UESI this year. Our five Divisions are humming along with plans for webinars, workshops, conferences, special journal publications, guided on-line courses, and more. We have a new UESI Board Member,...Read More >>
Is the lack of surveying in a civil engineering program a problem?There has been a significant decline of surveying education in civil engineering programs across the nation. Based on a study by Gillins, Olsen, and Schultz (2016), which evaluated 239...Read More >>
UESI Partner Organization, the North American Society for Trenchless Technology (NASTT), is holding their 2018 No-Dig Show, March 25-29, 2018, in Palm Springs, California. Come visit the UESI booth (#569) while at the show. NASTT's No-Dig Show is the...Read More >>
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Connect your local utility engineering, pipelines engineering, or survey group with UESI by forming a UESI Chapter. When your group becomes a UESI Chapter, we can better serve your local needs and strengthen the activities of your Section/Branch.
UESI's technical and administrative committees develop new Manuals of Practice, organize conferences, and advance the utility engineering profession. These committees are organized into five active divisions: Pipeline, Surveying & Geomatics, Utility Infrastructure Asset Management, Utility Risk Management, and Standards!
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Water Pipeline Condition Assessment
Water Pipeline Conditiona Assessment provides water utilities with an appropriate path for determining the structural status of an individual pipeline or pipeline system. Such condition assessments form a critical piece of an effective asset management program by establishing a baseline to understand the present state of a pipeline. By recognizing that current state, the asset management program then enables the water utility to anticipate future issues and allocate the appropriate measures to be undertaken to provide for the continuous safe and reliable operation of the system. Continue Reading
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UESI produces many publications including manuals of practice, committee reports, and conference proceedings. These publications as well as others published by ASCE, help UESI members stay current with industry changes.
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Take Advantage of our Wide Range of Continuing Education Opportunities. Earn CEUs/PDHs and stay up-to-date on the latest in civil engineering.
Connect with your peers in the utility, pipelines and surveying industry. Join UESI today as a new member or join UESI as your primary or secondary Institute.
Connect with your local chapter and learn how to form a new chapter.
Support your colleagues, peers, and employees by nominating them for an award or honor offered UESI and ASCE.
Sharpen your skills and earn Professional Development Hours by participating in UESI conferences and webinars.
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