Water and wastewater are the largest portion of direct corrosion costs in the U.S., totaling $36 billion annually.

50% of that cost is preventable.

With our nation's 155,000 plus water and wastewater systems quickly reaching or exceeding their designed life span, corrosion related failure becomes an increasing risk. The present economic climate and the tightening of public funds have utilities searching for answers to the question of system sustainability. WATERCORR is a five part web series that addresses this concern, and provides the tools to make informed decisions on how to protect our existing assets and prolong the life of our water and wastewater infrastructure through corrosion prevention and mitigation practices.

Who Should Attend the Web Series?

• Operators of water and wastewater facilities
• City managers and engineers
• Mayors and city councilmen
• Directors and managers of utilities, water and sewer systems, and public works divisions

Why Should You Attend the Web Series?

• Earn one Professional Development Hour (PDH) per webinar
• Save on travel cost as you learn cost saving solutions specific to your corrosion problems for water and wastewater systems
• Customize your conference experience–attend all of the sessions or only the ones you want
• Interact live with WATERCORR presenters during each webinar's Q&A time
• Revisit webinars throughout the year on the WATERCORR website

What will you learn?

• Types and risk of corrosion related failures in water and wastewater infrastructure
• Real life examples along with the investigation and development of a detailed preservation program
• Cost and benefit analysis of a corrosion control/management plan
• Training and industry resources to develop a successful asset management program

All webinars will be presented at 12:00 p.m. Central time.

WATERCORR Web Series sponsored by: