Dredging management course with HR Wallingford – 1-2 October 2025. Registration open.
Training
Our dredging management course is taking place on Wednesday 1 – Thursday 2 October at our offices in Oxfordshire. This two-day course provides an introduction to the subject of dredging and will assist those who are responsible for commissioning and managing dredging contractors and those who regulate dredging. Our expert tutors will provide an overview of the environmental aspects of dredging, the latest technology and equipment that apply to dredging and the management of dredged material.
Delegates will explore multiple aspects of a dredging project, the topics covered include:
- Introduction to dredging and currently used terminology.
- Description of the different types of dredging equipment.
- Design of dredging works (capital-maintenance, marine-riverine).
- Modelling of dredging operations.
- Dredging optimisation.
- Environmental aspects to consider during dredging.
- Licensing, consents and key stakeholders identification.
- Environmental monitoring of the dredging operations.
- Dredging contract types.
- Project implementation and management.
- Avoidance of common disputes.
It’s the ideal course for project owners, those managing contractors, regulators, port and harbour authorities, coastal engineers and conservation agencies.
Places can be booked via our online registration form at https://www.hrwallingford.com/training/courses/dredging-management. The registration fee for this course is £725.00 (plus VAT at 20%) per delegate, and includes all documentation, lunch and refreshments. Discounts are available when booking more than one place.
For further details please take a look at our training website or contact us at trai...@hrwallingford.com
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HR Wallingford, Howbery Park, Wallingford, Oxfordshire OX10 8BA, United Kingdom
+44 1491 835381
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