THE CWEA COLLECTION SYSTEMS COMMITTEE

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It Takes 2 Agenda

7:30 Registration and vendor exhibits

8:15 Welcome & Opening remarks by Laurie Perkins, PE

8:30 Keynote Speaker: Invert the Organization Chart for Important Design Information – George Martin, Greenwood, SC

9:15 Break with refreshments - exhibit area

10:00 Combined Teamwork Achieves Successful Inspection of the Dam Neck Force Main in Virginia Beach – Chris Carroll, Pure Technologies

10:30 Engineers and Operators Working Together: a 60 Minutes Style Expose – Hiram Tanner, District of Columbia Water & Sewer Authority

11:00 Taking the Next Step ∙ Integrating GIS Into Collection System Maintenance and Capital Improvement Projects – Paul Sayan, P.E. Black & Veatch

11:30 Vendor raffle in exhibit area, followed by the famous MITAG lunch

1:00 Cooperation, You Got a Problem? – Rob Villee, Plainfield, NJ Area Regional Authority (PARSA)

1:30 It’s a War Out There…Triage Approach to Sewer Maintenance – Rob Roff, New Castle County, DE

2:00 Break with refreshments - exhibit area

2:30 Separation, a Sewer Philosophy or Organization Dysfunction? – Richard Thomasson, Malcolm Pirnie

3:00 Sewer Empathy: Enhancing the Engineering/Maintenance Relationship – Phil Hannan, Black & Veatch

3:30 Adjourn

Maritime Institute of Technology

692 Maritime Boulevard

Linthicum Heights, MD 21090

Directions

The MITAGS campus encompasses over eighty-acres. The rolling grounds are tree-lined with ample room for jogging and other outside activities. This countryside setting is strategically located within the Baltimore-Washington corridor. The campus is less than five miles from the Baltimore-Washington International (BWI) Thurgood Marshall Airport, the BWI Amtrak Station, and Interstate - 95. The campus is also near major tourist destinations, such as the Baltimore Inner Harbor, Annapolis, and Washington, DC.

For more detailed directions, visit the MITAG website: http://www.mitags.org/t-directions.aspx