Live Webinars
Our webinar courses allow participants to interact in real time with the instructor via interactive computer conferencing
Most of our webinars are offered once every 2 to 4 months with a limited number of seats. Schedule is subject to change without prior notice. Please check our website before purchase. Registration deadline is 24 hours prior to event – we recommend registering earlier to ensure a slot is available. The schedule for our live webinars is listed below.
Live Webinar Courses – Current Offerings
CH-02-950 Basics of Water Treatment – 2 PDH
This live webinar provides a comprehensive foundation in modern water treatment systems, exploring everything from foundational chemistry to real-world plant operations. It gives an in-depth look at the mechanics of critical unit processes, including coagulation, flocculation, mixing, water softening, sedimentation, filtration, disinfection, and adsorption. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
CH-02-953 Water Pollution and Control – 2 PDH
This live webinar provides engineers with an in-depth exploration of water pollutants, their sources, and their overarching effects on river systems. It covers the sources and effects of water pollutants and the application of models to accurately evaluate river water quality. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
CH-02-952 Introduction to Wastewater Collection Systems – 2 PDH
This live webinar provides a comprehensive overview of sanitary sewer systems, covering core terminology, system types, construction specifications, and maintenance practices. It explores the essential components of collection networks, detailing various sewer types, structural shapes, and critical system appurtenances. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
CH-02-954 Hazardous Waste Stabilization and Solidification – 2 PDH
This live webinar provides an in-depth exploration of stabilization and solidification processes, equipping engineering professionals with the practical knowledge needed to safely manage and treat hazardous materials. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
ST-02-900 Suspension Bridge: Basic and Advanced Concepts and Structural Evaluation – 6 PDH
This live webinar presents the basic concepts in the field of suspension bridges and defines the major components of a bridges with an emphasis on suspension bridges. It also covers the structural evaluation of a bridge, the uniqueness of suspension bridges, and how to increase the service life of a suspension bridge.
ST-02-901 Tunnel Design and Cost Analysis – 6 PDH
This live webinar explores the advantages and limitations of LCCA. One major challenge is that advances in technology could render current knowledge obsolete by the end of the tunnel’s life cycle. As a result, long-term predictions made early in the project might not fully capture future realities.
EN-02-303W The Principles of Groundwater Flow – 1 PDH
This Live Webinar course provides an overview of the principles of groundwater flow. Groundwater flow is governed by the three outside forces acting on groundwater: gravity (which pulls water downward), external pressure (combination of atmospheric pressure and the weight of the overlying water), and molecular attraction (adherence, surface – tension). It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
EN-02-305W Environmental Pollution – 2 PDH
This Live Webinar provides an overview of water pollution and its impact on human health and the environment. The greatest water pollution problem in the world today is lack of disease-free drinking water for about 20 percent of the world’s population. Waterborne diseases that kill about 2 million people a year, and most of the deaths are of children under the age of 5. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
EN-02-309W Coastal Processes – 2 PDH
This Live Webinar provides an overview of coastal processes. It focuses on the dynamic coastal environment and convergent zones of continental and oceanic processes. More than 50 percent of the world’s population is concentrated in the coastal zones that are characterized by varied topography, climate, and vegetation. Potential coastal hazards are compounded because the largest cities, and the associated human activities, are located in coastal zones. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
EN-02-301W Groundwater and Soil Monitoring – 2 PDH
This Live Webinar course provides an overview of groundwater and soil monitoring best practices. Topics include methods of installing monitoring wells and collecting groundwater samples to ensure samples are representative of water from an aquifer. These methods attempt to minimize the potential for the introduction of contaminants into the ground through the process of installing monitoring wells. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
CH-02-605W Introduction to Combustion and Combustion Control – 2 PDH
This Live Webinar provides a clear, practical, easy-to-follow understanding of combustion reactions and how they can be readily applied to selecting, designing, and efficiently operating combustion systems and equipment ranging from boilers and industrial furnaces through incinerators and diesel engines. It incorporates numerous graphics, photographs, charts, and diagrams to illustrate and facilitate the understanding of the different course topics. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
EN-02-304W Global Climate Change – 2 PDH
This Live Webinar provides an overview of climate change and its global impacts. The effects of global climate change include sea level rise, leading to the inundation of coastal cities, severe weather (hurricanes, tornadoes, drought and floods. This course is intended for all engineering disciplines. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
EN-02-307W Introduction to Natural Hazards – 2 PDH
This Live Webinar provides an introduction to natural hazards. Natural disasters cause tremendous loss of life and/or property damage across the planet. Earthquakes, floods, cyclones (hurricanes) kill several million people each year, with an average worldwide loss of life of about 150,000 people. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
CH-02-601W Live Webinar – Introduction to Oil Production Facilities – 1 PDH
This Live Webinar course provides an overview of oil production and conveyance facilities. It is intended for all engineering disciplines. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
CH-02-630W Introduction to Hydraulic Fracturing Operations – 1 PDH
This live webinar course introduces the basic science, materials, and equipment used to hydraulically fracture an oil well. It defines the oilfield processes used and defines the fracking practices in detail. It also covers the methodology used to design the operation, subsurface geological setting in which it is pumped, and the chemicals used in the process. The tools and equipment on site to pump the costly engineering project are also displayed and discussed.
CH-02-627 Progressive Cavity Pump Systems – 2 PDH
This live webinar delves into the design, operation, and applications of this essential industrial equipment. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of the internal mechanics, including the rotor and stator interactions that enable the efficient transfer of fluids.
CH-02-624W Pipeline Chemical Maintenance – 1 PDH
This Live Webinar course provides an overview of the basic chemical products used to counter the challenges of process vessel integrity and robust pipeline transportation of crude and manufactured products. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
CH-02-629W Natural Gas Infrastructure – 1 PDH
This live webinar introduces provides an overview of the fundamental natural gas production, processing, pipelining, transportation, and distribution necessary to meet the challenges of a growing world economy. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
CH-02-623W Horizontal Directional Drilling – 2 PDH
This Live Webinar course provides an overview of the fundamentals of horizontal directionally drilled (HDD) holes for utility infrastructure under roads, lawns, buildings, creeks, and other geographic obstacles. It is intended for all engineering disciplines.
CH-02-628W Electric Pumps – 1 PDH
This live webinar introduces the fundamentals of electric submersible pump systems and their use in water wells, geothermal energy heat exchange systems, mine dewatering operations, high-volume surface liquid pumping projects, and oil & gas production operations. The fundamental calculations, basic applications, uses, tools, parts, and design are analyzed and discussed.
CH-02-750 Fundamentals of Liquefied Natural Gas: Plant Design, Hazards, and Tanks – 1 PDH
This live webinar covers LNG technologies at both a technical and human resource development level. This training is needed to help you design, operate, or maintain an LNG facility; however, many LNG topics can also apply to other petrochemical plants.
CH-02-751 Engineering Safe LNG Plants: Storage Architecture and Containment Systems – 1 PDH
This live webinar explores the critical storage infrastructure of LNG facilities, providing an in-depth look at tank architecture, containment systems, and pressure relief mechanisms. It covers Boil-Off Gas (BOG) management and process safety analysis to ensure the safe, reliable, and compliant operation of petrochemical plants.
EE-02-840W Electric Vehicle Infrastructure: Grid Integration and System Planning – 2 PDH
This live webinar establishes the impact of electric vehicles on the electric grid while highlighting the role of electric vehicle as a mobile energy storage demand response tool for the electric transmission and distribution grid.
EE-02-841W Solar Energy Systems: Infrastructure Impacts and Grid Integration – 3 PDH
This live webinar highlights the impact of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs), mainly solar, on the distribution electric grid and on the transmission system under normal and emergency conditions, highlighting the difference between the impact during sunny and cloudy days.
EE-02-842W Grid Resiliency: Substation Fire Protection and Damage Mitigation – 2 PDH
This live webinar explores the critical role of generation, transmission, and distribution substations in maintaining our modern electrical grid and supporting renewable energy, detailing essential damage prevention methods, various substation bus designs, and transformer failure scenarios necessary to ensure grid reliability.
EE-02-843W Advanced Energy Storage Systems: Grid Integration and Microgrid Applications – 3 PDH
This live webinar establishes the impact of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) while highlighting the role of energy storage on the electric transmission and distribution grid. It discusses the critical role energy storage will play in the 100% clean and renewable energy systems by 2050 or sooner.