EDGE CiviL Design and Education

June  24/25 @ 8:30 AM - Unlock the full potential of WWHM (Western Washington Hydrology Model) and stormwater management principles in this exclusive two-day training. Learn directly from Dan Gariepy, P.E., former Chair of the Stormwater Technical Team at the Washington State Department of Ecology. Click the button below for more details.

July  28/30 1:30 PM - This course is designed show you how the Clark County Stormwater Manual is used to ensure projects are compliant with Clark County Regulations and the NPDES Permit. This course is more than just a manual walkthrough. It’s your opportunity to get inside the thinking behind the guidance, so you can ensure compliance across all project phases—from early planning to final review and construction.

Aug 25/27 @ 1:30 PM - This course is designed to show you how the King County Surface Water Design Manual is used to ensure projects are compliant with local requirements and the NPDES Permit. This course is more than just a manual walkthrough. It’s your opportunity to get inside the thinking behind the guidance, so you can ensure compliance across all project phases—from early planning to final review and construction.

Sept 22/24 @ 1:30 PM - This beginner-level course provides a comprehensive introduction to 1-dimensional (1D) hydraulic modeling using the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' HEC-RAS (Hydrologic Engineering Center’s River Analysis System) software. Designed for engineers, hydrologists, environmental scientists, and students with little to no prior experience in HEC-RAS, the course covers the fundamental principles and practical applications of 1D steady and unsteady flow modeling.

Oct 20/22 @ 1:30 PM - 

A beginner/refresher course designed to show you how the Stormwater Management Manual for Western Washington is used to ensure projects are compliant with the NPDES Permit. This course is more than just a manual walkthrough. It’s your opportunity to get inside the thinking behind the guidance, so you can ensure compliance across all project phases—from early planning to final review and construction.

Nov 10/12 @ 1:30 PM - This beginner-level course provides a comprehensive introduction to 1-dimensional (1D) hydraulic modeling using the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' HEC-RAS (Hydrologic Engineering Center’s River Analysis System) software. Designed for engineers, hydrologists, environmental scientists, and students with little to no prior experience in HEC-RAS, the course covers the fundamental principles and practical applications of 1D steady and unsteady flow modeling.

Dec 8/10 @ 1:30 PM - This introductory course provides a hands-on foundation in stormwater conveyance modeling using the EPA Storm Water Management Model (SWMM), a widely used, open-source tool for simulating urban runoff quantity and quality. Geared toward civil and environmental engineers, planners, and students, the course focuses on the fundamentals of modeling stormwater systems in urban environments, including storm sewers, detention facilities, and surface runoff.

We are now offering in-person or online sessions specifically for your team, covering the topics listed and more. Drop us an e-mail and we’ll discuss how EDGE can help you reach your training goals.