Washington DC Environmental Engineering Package
All Required 20 PDH for only $249
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Complete continuing education packages built specifically for engineers registered in Washington DC. Designed to fulfill the entire continuing education requirement.
This package was designed specifically for Washington DC environmental engineers looking to satisfy all of the Professional Development Hours (PDH) required by the District of Columbia Board of Professional Engineering. Professional engineers licensed in Washington DC must complete 20 hours of continuing education during each renewal period, including at least 1 hour of professional ethics.
Our Washington DC Environmental Engineering package contains a course on engineering ethics and five technical courses that were selected for their ability to maintain, improve, or expand the competency and skills relevant to your area of practice.
Package Syllabus
ET-02-101 Engineering Ethics – 1 PDH
This course introduces engineering ethics using the NSPE Code of Ethics, ethical theory, and practical case studies. It is designed to help engineers recognize and evaluate ethical dilemmas that may arise in professional practice.
EN-02-600 Dredging and Dredged Material Disposal – 6 PDH
This course presents engineering and design guidance for new dredging projects and maintenance dredging work. It reviews dredging equipment, design considerations, construction and maintenance applications, and methods for evaluating dredged material disposal alternatives.
EN-02-260 Effects of Oil and Chemically Dispersed Oil in the Environment – 5 PDH
This course reviews the environmental effects of oil and chemically dispersed oil in the marine environment. It discusses contamination sources, toxicity, exposure pathways, ecological effects, response tradeoffs, and risk assessment considerations used in oil spill planning and response.
EN-02-601 DNAPL Transport and Fate in the Subsurface – 4 PDH
This course provides an overview of dense non-aqueous phase liquid contamination in soil and groundwater. It reviews DNAPL behavior in unconsolidated deposits and fractured rock, source-zone development, dissolution, site investigation methods, risk assessment, and remediation planning considerations.
EN-02-200 Hazardous Waste Identification – 3 PDH
This course provides a structured approach for determining whether a waste is regulated as hazardous waste under RCRA. It reviews the definition of solid waste, listed and characteristic hazardous wastes, and the mixture, derived-from, and contained-in rules used in hazardous waste determinations.
EN-02-101 Wastewater Treatment Plants – 1 PDH
This course introduces common types of pre-manufactured package wastewater treatment plants used for small communities and individual properties. It reviews extended aeration, sequencing batch reactor, and oxidation ditch systems, including applications, design criteria, performance, operation and maintenance, costs, and advantages and disadvantages.
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