CRC CARE provides short courses and workshops for industry professionals to build their knowledge of new technologies in contamination assessment, prevention and remediation. Often in collaboration with other peak bodies in the Environmental Remediation industry, CRC CARE training courses are designed to meet industry needs for information, provide an enhanced skill base in Australia and increase public awareness of enviro-technologies and applications.
Dates and venues coming soon – keep an eye out here for more details. Details on other events are available below the following tables.
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What |
When |
Where |
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Societal perceptions and acceptability of remediation technologies |
May - June 2018 |
Major capital cities |
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Winter school: Contaminated site assessment, remediation and management – theory, practice and field demonstrations |
July - August 2018 |
Major capital cities |
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Weathered petroleum hydrocarbons (silica gel clean-up) |
June 2018 |
Major capital cities |
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Advances in vapour intrusion, monitoring, modelling and remediation |
June 2018 |
Major capital cities |
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Recent advances in PFAS assessment, monitoring and remediation |
August 2018 |
Major capital cities |
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Advances in chlorinated hydrocarbons – plume delineation, assessment and remediation |
August 2018 |
Major capital cities |
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Recent advances in bioremediation |
TBC |
Major capital cities |
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Guidance on flux-based remediation and management of contaminants |
TBC |
Major capital cities |
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LNAPL natural source zone depletion |
August 2018 |
Major capital cities |
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National Remediation Framework |
November 2018 |
Major capital cities |
Webinar
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What |
When |
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Emergent contaminants – new information |
7 May 2018 |
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Contamination issues of concern to local government |
24 May 2018 |
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Risk-based remediation and management of benzo(a)pyrene |
June 2018 |
Current training opportunities (those offered by CRC CARE as well as some hosted by CRC CARE Participants) are listed below. For more information, contact us at admin@crccare.com.
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