From Risk to Remediation

16 AUGUST 2021 – 22 OCTOBER 2021

10 WEEK SELF-PACED ONLINE MASTERCLASS | STARTS 16 AUGUST 2021

Australia’s most comprehensive training to manage and remediate contaminated sites globally.

Accelerate your knowledge and expertise in site contamination and remediation

REGISTRATION FEES START FROM

AUD $1800 (EX GST)*

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10-week masterclass comprises self-paced online learning with live webinars for Q&A and class

discussions.

About Interactive, practical and hands-on to create new skills and capabilities for the Australian contamination industry.

New global skillsGain new and practical skills to apply to the management and remediation of contaminated sites around the world.

Specialised learning outcomesGet abreast of the latest thinking and knowledge globally in science, law, policies and case studies to accelerate your capabilities and competence and deliver more value to employers, policy makers and customers.

Gain the latest proven capabilitiesGet in-depth knowledge of site assessment procedures, risk management tools, regulatory frameworks, and remediation technologies and strategies, along with the latest management expertise for contaminated land and hazardous waste.

Participants will receive:• Extended access to online course material.

• Certificate of Completion.

• Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit of 24 hours*.

*Please check with your certification scheme regarding CPD points.

Refund policy:

Attendees can receive a refund up to 7 days before the event start date. Admin fee of $100 will apply.

Access to course materials until 30 November 2021 completion deadline.

Learn from the world’s leading experts

L A U R E AT E P R O F E S S O R R AV I N A I D UCEO, Managing Director and Chief Scientist, CRC CARE, Australia Global Innovation Chair and Director, Global Centre for Environmental Remediation (GCER), University of Newcastle, Australia

D R PA U L N AT H A N A I LTechnical Director Contamination Assessment and Remediation, GHD, UK

S C O T T WA R N E RPrincipal Hydrogeologist, California-Western US Regional Leader and Expert Witness/Litigation Support at BBJ Group, USA

Scott has nearly 35 years’ experience in water resource consulting and the development of innovative and sustainable remediation approaches, and business consulting regarding environmental issues. He has worked in North and South America, Australia, Europe and Hong Kong. Scott has consulted on regulatory matters and has guided clients through land

CRC CARE has trained more than 150 PhD students and published more than 1,000 papers and 120 technical guidance documents. He has researched environmental contaminants, bioavailablity, and remediation for more than 30 years, authoring or co-authoring more than 1,000 research articles and technical publications and 13 patents, and co-editing 16 books and more than 100 book chapters in the field of soil and environmental sciences. He has also surpervised more than 50 PhD completions.

the UK National Brownfield Forum, is Deputy Chair of the board of directors of SiLC Register and is a member of the EU-China Panel on Land and Soil. Paul and his team developed the UK’s most widely used soil screening values and explored the risk posed by fugitive nanoparticles injected into sources zones to remediate polluted groundwater. He cowrote the UK standard guide on asbestos in soil and delivered the 2017 Brian Robinson Memorial Lecture.

development and reuse issues. He was the project director and a lead designer for an innovative groundwater remediation system in New York State, USA, that received the 2011 National Ground Water Association Outstanding Remediation Award. Scott has prepared 50 publications on groundwater remediation, hydraulics, and climate change considerations. He cowrote a book on dense non-aqueous phase liquid characterisation and remediation.

Ravi conceived and led the bid for 7 years of funding for CRC CARE from the Commonwealth Government and industry partners. After its 2005 launch, he led the effort to successfully secure an additional 9 years’ funding.

Paul joined GHD last year after having been Managing Director of specialist consultancy, Land Quality Management Ltd, and Professor of Engineering Geology at the University of Nottingham. He is a Chartered Geologist and Specalist in Land Condition (SiLC, broadly akin to an Auditor) who combines consultancy, research and training in all aspects of risk-based contaminated land management and brownfield redevelopment. He chairs

D R J I L L W O O D W O R T HTechnical Director, Ecotoxicology, SLR Consulting

Jill has more than 25 years’ experience in water quality and is working on developing Australian environmental guidelines for PFOA and PFOS for soils and marine waters. She is an Independent Technical Reviewer for the revised ANZECC water quality guidelines and provides advice on

integrated environmental assessments, environmental risk assessments, environmental management plans, site-specific trigger values, and developing monitoring programs for the water industry, contaminated sites, mines and desalination plants. Jill has extensive experience in the risk assessments of PFAS and non-PFAS contaminated sites.

D R D AW I T B E K E L ESenior Research Fellow and Principal Environmental Scientist, GCER, University of Newcastle, Australia and CRC CARE, Australia

Dawit has almost 20 years’ experience in consulting and research in environmental contaminated land management, including contaminated site assessment, remediation, monitoring, contaminated soil and groundwater investigation and characterisation, soil vapour assessment. He has consulted on projects including emerging contaminants

D R S R E E N I VA S U L U C H A D A L AVA D AResearch Manager and Principal Environmental Scientist, CRC CARE, Australia Conjoint Senior Lecturer, GCER, University of Newcastle, Australia

Sreeni manages CRC CARE’s research projects and researches hydrogeology and mathematical modeling of groundwater flow and pollutant transport. Sreeni’s research involves developing models

for simulation of contaminant transport in the environment. Sreeni teaches Hydrogeology and supervises Masters and PhD students at the University of Newcastle. He writes source codes for developing numerical simulation models that help in the decision making process to manage the contamination.

(especially PFAS), for which he has delivered sustainable and cost-effective solutions. Dawit specialises in fate and transport of subsurface contaminants, vapour intrusion, and contaminant hydrogeology. As a lead soil and groundwater remediation researcher at GCER, he develops technology for managing contaminated sites. He is co-chair of the Australasian Land & Groundwater Association’s Vapour and Ground Gas Interest Group.

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A N D R E W P R U S Z I N S K I Environment Protection Authority (EPA), South Australia

Andrew has 35 years‘ experience in the industry, metalliferous mining, environmental consulting and as a senior environmental regulator. He is head of the SA EPA’s specialist Site Contamination Branch and a Working

Group on the Remediation of Soil and Groundwater Pollution of Asian and Pacific Region representative. He’s a member of the SA Public Health Council, the CRC CARE Research and Technology Committee and the CRC CARE Policy Committee.

D R J OY T I S H N A J I TSA Department of Treasury and Finance (Former Research Fellow, Best Practice Policy Program, CRC CARE)

Joyti manages research grants under the South Australian Department of Treasury and Finance and until late 2020 was a Research Fellow at the University of South Australia, leading guidance development projects under CRC CARE’s Best Practice Policy Program. She has more than

12 years’ training and experience as a scientist and policy analyst in the interdisciplinary areas of environmental, social and legal research. Joyti has published and contributed to national and international technical and policy projects in previous positions held in academia, industry and inter-governmental organisations. She has qualifications in applied science (BAS), marine management (MA) and law (PhD).

K I R S T Y G R E E N F I E L DSenior Environmental Consultant, Ramboll Australia

Kirsty has more than fifteen years’ experience as an environmental consultant working in contaminated land with extensive expertise in soil and groundwater contamination assessments and remediation projects at industrial properties, brownfield development sites, greenfield sites and petroleum storage and distribution facilities within the Sydney and

Newcastle metropolitan area, as well as across regional NSW. Kirsty also assists with statutory and non-statutory site audits on sites located in NSW and WA and with environmental due diligence (EDD) and compliance assessments for property transfers. Kirsty is a Certified Environmental Practitioner: Site Contamination Specialist (SC40104) with the Environment Institute ANZ (EIANZ). Prior to joining Ramboll, Kirsty was an environmental scientist at Coffey Environments Pty Ltd, based in Newcastle.

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S H A U N TAY L O R Senior Managing Consultant, Ramboll Australia

Shaun has 23 years’ of environmental consulting experience in Australia and the Middle East, primarily in the fields of environmental impact assessments, management and approvals. He has managed multi-disciplinary teams on water, transport and renewable projects and worked with engineering design teams, stakeholder consultation teams and the

infrastructure owners and managers. Shaun has done environmental impact assessments and been responsible for attaining regulatory and planning approvals for NSW contamination remediation projects. He understands legislative complexities, the need for strong communication with regulatory agencies and the need to work with contaminated site specialists, other environmental specialists and designing engineers.

D A N I E L L E T O R R E S A NCommunications Officer, Lumary (formerly Principal Adviser, Site Contamination (Orphan Sites), SA EPA)

Danielle has more than 15 years’ of experience in site contamination, including leading the Orphan Site Project Team for the South Australian EPA. In addition to her technical skills, Danielle’s aptitude

for communications and engagement saw her working with various stakeholders including political and public, media, PR and the community. She works for Lumary, a specialised, enterprise level tech company.

D R K AT E H U G H E SEcology Data Bank Services, NSW, Australia

Kate Hughes developed a unique approach to risk communication and social engagement during a 30 years of industry experience, working as a Special Advisor on environment and community during the clean-up of the Homebush Olympic site. She was appointed independent community advisor during the Rhodes Peninsula clean up, and has worked as community advocate on remediation projects concerning asbestos, heavy metals and persistent organic pollutants. Most recently, she has been assisting the Richmond, NSW, community to address PFAS contamination

of surface water and groundwater. Specialising in language and communication, Kate offers historical and social insights about the current state of expert communication with the public. Her recent doctoral research revealed why some remediation experts can communicate well while others cannot. This variation is strongly associated with visual and textual language skills and the capacity to understand the social and historical context of risk. Kate has a PhD in Politics from The University of Adelaide and a PhD in Sustainability from the University of Technology Sydney.

D R J OY L E E N C H R I S T E N S E NSenior Lecturer, Film and Literature, University of Newcastle

Joyleen researches popular culture with an emphasis on celebrity and fan cultures in film, television, and music. Recent research projects include: examining the popular reception of MCU’s Captain America character; boyband fandoms; and various works on the television shows Hannibal,

Supernatural, Shadowhunters, and In The Flesh. She has written book chapters on the Hollywood remake of Hong Kong blockbuster, Infernal Affairs, and an auteur study of the Korean ‘Kimchee Western’, The Good, The Bad, The Weird and has forthcoming publications based on Harvey Keitel’s work in the films of Jane Campion and an examination of the legacy of the long-running television show, Supernatural.

D A N N Y S L E EActing NSW Manager, Analytical Services Branch, National Measurement Institute

Danny has more than two decades’ of experience in chemical analysis of environmental samples, using a range of instrumental techniques. Over his career, he has had various positions with the National Measurement Institute, the Federal Government’s peak body for maintaining and

regulating Australia’s measurement system. Danny will be discussing analysis of environmental samples at the National Measurement Institute laboratories during a virtual tour.

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G AV I N S T E V E N S O NManager, Ultra Trace Laboratory, National Measurement Institute

Gavin has more than fifteen years’ experience as a laboratory manager and senior analyst with the National Measurement Institute. During a virtual tour of the institute, Gavin will be discussing analysis of Stockholm Convention persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in environmental samples.

L U M I N I TA A N T I N Senior Chemist, Chemical Reference Values, National Measurement Institute

Luminita has 21 years’ of experience working as a chemist for the National Measurement Institute. During the virtual tour of the institute’s laboratories, Luminita wil be discussing the production of matrix-certified reference materials (CRMs) and proficiency testing samples.

J E F F R E Y M E R R I C KSenior Inorganic Scientist, Chemical Reference Values, National Measurement Institute

Jeffrey is an inorganic scientist at the National Measurement Institute. He will discuss the provision of reference values during a virtual tour of the institute’s laboratories.

Å S A J Ä M T I N G Acting Section Manager, Nanometrology, National Measurement Institute

Asa is a research scientist with more than two decades’ of experience working for the National Measurement Institute. Asa will discuss exploring the capabilities of the National Measurement Institute’s Particle Characterisation Facility: from wastewater to microplastics.

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L U K E B A K E R Manager, Organics, Analytical Services Branch, National Measurement Institute

A senior chemical metrologist with almost 30 years experience, Luke has a wealth of knowledge in providing organic analytical testing services to the environmental, agricultural, industrial and food testing industries. Luke

also worked at the Australian Laboratory Services. Luke will provide the introduction to the organics laboratory during the virtual site tour of the National Measurement Institute.

J U S T Y N A G A R B O W S K A Manager, Inorganics, Analytical Services Branch, National Measurement Institute

Justyna has more than a decade of experience managing laboratories and working as an analytical chemist. She graduated with a Masters in Chemistry from the University of Wroclaw, and an Advanced Diploma of

Business. Justyna worked for Advanced Analytical Australia, Eurofins Agroscience Services and Mérieux NutriSciences. She began work at the National Measurement Institute in 2019. Justyna will present an overview of environmental inorganic analysis during a virtual tour of the institute laboratories.

Live Webinars Schedule

16 AUGUST

Introduction to the course Panel Members: Prof. Ravi Naidu, Dr Paul Nathanail, Scott Warner, Andrew Pruszinski, Dr Jill Woodworth, Dr Kate Hughes, Danielle Torresan, Kirsty Greenfield, Shaun Taylor, Dr Sreeni Chadalavada, Dr Dawit Bekele and Dr Joytishna Jit

26 AUGUST

Live Q&A session –Module 1Panel Members: Dr Paul Nathanail, Scott Warner, Andrew Pruszinski and Dr Joytishna Jit

9 SEPTEMBER

Live Q&A session – Module 2Panel Members: Dr Sreeni Chadalavada, Dr Dawit Bekele, Kirsty Greenfield and Shaun Taylor

20 SEPTEMBER

Live Q&A session – Module 3 (end of week one)Panel Members: Dr Paul Nathanail, Dr Jill Woodworth and Dr Kate Hughes.

30 SEPTEMBER

Live Q&A session – Module 3Panel Members: Dr Paul Nathanail, Dr Jill Woodworth and Dr Kate Hughes.

16 SEPTEMBER

Live Q & A panel discussionContamination in popular culture and its influence on industry, government and the public

Dark Waters, a 2019 film based on actual events, follows the story of a West Virginia, USA, community affected by industrial (PFOA) contamination. Participants will have an opportunity to view the film ahead of this session, then join the panel for a discussion on the wider impact of such media.

Panel Members: Dr Paul Nathanail, Scott Warner, Danielle Torresan, Dr Joyleen Christensen (Senior Lecturer in Film and Literature, University of Newcastle)

11 OCTOBER

Live Q&A session – Module 4 (end of week one)Panel Members: Dr Paul Nathanail, Scott Warner, Dr Kate Hughes and Danielle Torresan

22 OCTOBER

Live Q&A session – Module 4 and Masterclass closing sessionPanel Members: Prof Ravi Naidu, Dr Paul Nathanail, Scott Warner, Andrew Pruszinski, Dr Jill Woodworth, Dr Kate Hughes, Danielle Torresan, Kirsty Greenfield, Shaun Taylor, Dr Sreeni Chadalavada, Dr Dawit Bekele and Dr Joytishna Jit

All live webinars will take place from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM AEST

Module 1: Policy and Contaminants Duration: 2 weeks | Start Date: 16/8/2021 | End Date: 29/8/2021

PRESENTER TOPIC

Prof. Ravi Naidu A global perspective on overview of contaminated and hazardous waste site management, challenge and solutions

Dr Paul Nathanail

Legal context and policy – International key case study

• Legislation – new vs. historic pollution• Permitted operations – lessons from around the world• Major treaties – UNCDD; Minamata• UK and EU perspective• Grenfell Tower soil contamination and risk communication

Andrew Pruszinski

Legal context and policy – Australia

• Regulatory framework• NEPM overview • Changes in policy on certification for practitioners/auditors in Australia

Dr Joytishna Jit

Legal context and policy – National Remediation Framework (NRF)

• What is the NRF? - Philosophy, including context and principles - Practice including principle guidance

• What are the purpose and objectives of the NRF? - Linkages to ASC: NEPM

Scott Warner

Legal context and policy – USA key case study

• Legislation – ‘Superfund’ History, CERCLA, TOSCA, RCRA Brownfields• Accreditation schemes requirements

1. The coursework will include quizzes and exercises in between and/or at the end of each topic.2. Presentation slides will be available as downloadable PDFs.3. Webinar: Live Q&A session at the end of Module 1 will be on 26/8/2021 from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM AEST

Module 1: Policy and Contaminants Duration: 2 weeks | Start Date: 16/8/2021 | End Date: 29/8/2021

PRESENTER TOPIC

Dr Paul Nathanail

Toxicology

• Hazard identification and dose-response assessment• Threshold behaviour• Non-threshold behaviour• Lead• Asbestos• Points of departure; NOAEL; LOAEL; Benchmark Doses; Margins of Exposure

Dr Paul Nathanail

Environmental chemistry of organic and inorganic contaminants and treatments

• Inorganic chemistry• Organic chemistry • Fate and transport properties• Chemical reactions

Dr Paul Nathanail

The development, use and role of the conceptual site model

• Case examples• Sources of information• Formats• The function of the CSM• Link to site investigation• Link to remediation

1. The coursework will include quizzes and exercises in between and/or at the end of each topic.2. Presentation slides will be available as downloadable PDFs.3. Webinar: Live Q&A session at the end of Module 1 will be on 26/8/2021 from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM AEST

Module 2: Site Characterisation + Virtual Tours Module 2: Site Characterisation + Virtual Tours Duration: 2 weeks | Start Date: 30/8/2021 | End Date: 12/9/2021Duration: 2 weeks | Start Date: 30/8/2021 | End Date: 12/9/2021

PRESENTER TOPIC

Dr Dawit Bekele

Assessment of site contamination

• Assessment of site contamination (NEPM 1999, as amended 2013)• Staged approaches to site assessment • Principle drivers and practice of site assessment• How the sampling strategy affects risk assessment • Implementation of appropriate Data Quality Objectives (DQOs) i.e., field and laboratory data quality control and quality assurance

Dr Dawit Bekele

Soil, water and soil gas sampling tools and techniques

• Soil and groundwater characterisation tools and techniques• Sediment characterisation tools and techniques• Soil gas, vapour and ground gas characterisation tools and techniques • Case studies from PSI, DSI to remediation site investigation to illustrate the concepts presented

Dr Sreeni Chadalavada

Groundwater sampling aspects

• Purge vs. no purge• Accounting for seasonal influences especially where groundwater experiences large fluctuations in level within an annual cycle• Where monitoring well screen should be located• Which drilling method should be used

Dr Sreeni Chadalavada

Fundamental principals of hydrogeology and decision support software tools

• Principles of hydrogeology • Fate and transport of pollutants in groundwater• Design of optimal monitoring network

1. The coursework will include quizzes and exercises in between and/or at the end of each topic.2. Presentation slides will be available as downloadable PDFs.3. Webinar: Live Q&A session at the end of Module 2 will be on 9/9/2021 from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM AEST

Module 2: Site Characterisation + Virtual Tours Module 2: Site Characterisation + Virtual Tours Duration: 2 weeks | Start Date: 30/8/2021 | End Date: 12/9/2021Duration: 2 weeks | Start Date: 30/8/2021 | End Date: 12/9/2021

PRESENTER TOPIC

Kirsty Greenfield and Shaun Taylor, Ramboll Australia

Virtual Contaminated Site Tour at Hydro Aluminium Kurri Kurri Pty Ltd (former aluminium smelter) and presentation

• Project background

• Type, extent and level of contamination within the smelter and surrounding 1940 hectares of land

• Remediation options for contaminated soils

• Management of smelter process wastes

• Planning and regulatory approvals for demolition and remediation activities

• Highlights of the project achievements

• Resolution of project challenges

Danny Slee, Gavin Stevenson, Luminita Antin, Jeffery Merrick, Asa Jamting

Virtual Site Tour of National Measurement Institute laboratories

• NATA accredited analytical lab – virtual tour

1. The coursework will include quizzes and exercises in between and/or at the end of each topic.2. Presentation slides will be available as downloadable PDFs. 3. Webinar: Live Q&A session at the end of Module 2 will be on 9/9/2021 from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM AEST

Module 3: Risk AssessmentModule 3: Risk Assessment Duration: 3 weeks | Start Date: 13/9/2021 | End Date: 3/10/2021Duration: 3 weeks | Start Date: 13/9/2021 | End Date: 3/10/2021

PRESENTER TOPIC

Dr Paul Nathanail

Site-specific human health risk assessment

• Basic process and fundamental steps involved in conducting a health risk assessment• Exposure assessment• Tiered approaches to environmental health risk assessment (EHRA): Qualitative and generic & detailed quantitative risk assessment• Role of generic assessment criteria (HILs and others)

Dr Paul Nathanail

Detailed quantitative risk assessment

• Role of bio-availability• Plant uptake studies• Air monitoring

Dr Jill Woodworth

Ecological risk assessment

• Qualitative risk assessment• Derivation of EILs• Application and use of EIL spreadsheet• Detailed quantitative risk assessment• Case study: Definitive ERA involving Indigenous communities

Dr Kate Hughes

Risk communication• Differentiating between hazard and risk• Attributes of well-structured written and spoken language• Attributes of well-designed imagery• Case study: non-experts experience of experts’ risk communication; explaining the uncertainty paradox.

1. The coursework will include quizzes and exercises in between and/or at the end of each topic.2. Presentation slides will be available as downloadable PDFs.3. Webinar: Live Q&A sessions will take place at the end of week 1 (20/9/2021) and end of week 2 (30/9/2021) of Module 3, from 3:00PM to 4:00PM AEST

Module 4: RemediationModule 4: Remediation Duration: 3 weeks | Start Date: 4/10/2021 | End Date: 22/10/2021Duration: 3 weeks | Start Date: 4/10/2021 | End Date: 22/10/2021

PRESENTER TOPIC

Scott Warner

Remediation action plan development

• Evaluation of collected data• Consideration of data/CSM to regulatory goals and site protection objectives• Remedial Action Plan components and its development• Presentation of general remediation techniques - site wise concepts to localised treatment

Scott Warner

Remediation techniques and technologies:

• Soil, groundwater, soil vapour and sediment (i.e. marine/wetland) remediation• Groundwater remediation and soil vapour remediation• Sediment (i.e. marine / wetland) remediation

Scott Warner

Dr Paul Nathanail

Remediation in practice

• Economics and net environmental benefit analysis • Social licence to operate• Resilient remediation designs• Health and safety at a contaminated site• Sustainable remediation• Treatment/technology trains

1. The coursework will include quizzes and exercises in between and/or at the end of each topic.2. Presentation slides will be available as downloadable PDFs.3. Webinar: Live Q&A sessions will take place at the end of week 1 (11/10/2021) and end of week 2 (22/10/2021) of Module 3, from 3:00PM to 4:00PM AEST

Module 4: RemediationModule 4: Remediation Duration: 3 weeks | Start Date: 4/10/2021 | End Date: 22/10/2021Duration: 3 weeks | Start Date: 4/10/2021 | End Date: 22/10/2021

PRESENTER TOPIC

Danielle Torresan

Public participation in decision making – an Australian perspective

• Diverse methodologies and principles to appropriate public participation• Localism• Lawmaking• Activism

Dr Kate Hughes

Social engagement• Types of approaches and key concepts• Exploring trust and distrust, competence and confidence• Attributes of effective social engagement• Case study: non-experts’ experience of social engagement; results of a focus group.

Dr Paul Nathanail Public participation in decision making – International perspective

1. The coursework will include quizzes and exercises in between and/or at the end of each topic.2. Presentation slides will be available as downloadable PDFs.3. Webinar: Live Q&A sessions will take place at the end of week 1 (11/10/2021) and end of week 2 (22/10/2021) of Module 3, from 3:00PM to 4:00PM AEST

The Cooperative Research Centre for Contamination Assessment and Remediation of the Environment (CRC CARE) is a partnership of organisations dedicated to developing new ways of dealing with and preventing contamination of soil, water and air including solid and liquid waste management. We focus Australia’s foremost expertise and resources on this issue and develop close links with research partners at the cutting edge in this field around the world.

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The Global Centre for Environmental Remediation (GCER) at the University of Newcastle is a leading proponent of risk-based approaches to the clean-up or management of contaminated sites. We focus on in situ remediation – cleaning up contamination where it lies, rather than the traditional 'dig and dump' approach that has led to an unsustainable growth in landfills in Australia and worldwide. Together with a risk-based approach, this potentially saves industry millions, if not billions, of dollars annually and makes clean-up far more feasible and attractive.

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RECOMMENDED FOR:

This 10-week self-paced online masterclass has been developed for individuals who manage, regulate, investigate and remediate, or are impacted by, contaminated sites. It provides participants with a unique appreciation of the underpinning science and technology coupled with practical approaches to site characterisation, assessment and remediation, as well as risk communication.

Regardless of their current level of expertise, this online masterclass will provide participants with enhanced skills, knowledge, and confidence to manage even the most challenging sites and help them become leaders in the global remediation industry.

• Industry consultants, specifiers & contractors

• Government policy makers

• PhD students & early-career researchers

• Environmental managers

Delivered in partnership by CRC CARE and GCER