Coastal Water Infrastructure
Courses Included
Your package includes the following currently enabled courses.
| # ENG-019 |
Florida Coastal Permitting for Engineers: CCCL, Joint Coastal Permits, Sovereign Submerged Lands & USACE Coordination
Course expert:
Gerald M. Ward, P.E.
· Florida PE #9504
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4 | 1 |
Florida PE CE
Provider #0010920
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View Florida Coastal Permitting for Engineers: CCCL, Joint Coastal Permits, Sovereign Submerged Lands & USACE Coordination |
| # ENG-026 |
Green Streets, Roadway Drainage & Stormwater Infrastructure
Course expert:
James Barber, P.E.
· Florida PE #75518
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3 | 1 |
Florida PE CE
Provider #0010920
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View Green Streets, Roadway Drainage & Stormwater Infrastructure |
| # ENG-018 |
Wastewater Infrastructure in Coastal Florida: Inflow & Infiltration, High Groundwater, Sea-Level Rise & System Resilience
Course expert:
Gerald M. Ward, P.E.
· Florida PE #9504
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4 | 1 |
Florida PE CE
Provider #0010920
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View Wastewater Infrastructure in Coastal Florida: Inflow & Infiltration, High Groundwater, Sea-Level Rise & System Resilience |
Course-specific status: FBPE Provider #0010920 applies to BuilderCE’s Florida PE offering. An individual approval number is shown only for an included course that has one; the package itself is not represented as a Florida-approved package.
About This Package
For engineers seeking a concentrated water-infrastructure selection
Choose this online technical bundle when wastewater performance, coastal approvals and stormwater constraints all matter to your practice, but you do not need a complete renewal package. The three included courses total eleven CEH/PDH.
Three connected engineering subjects
The four-hour wastewater course examines inflow and infiltration, high groundwater, tidal and sea-level effects, lift-station continuity and rehabilitation priorities in coastal Florida. The four-hour coastal-permitting course covers CCCL, Joint Coastal Permits, submerged lands, environmental constraints and USACE coordination. The three-hour drainage course addresses runoff, inlet capture, pipe capacity, hydraulic grade, storage and green-street constraints.
This combination links infrastructure performance with permitting responsibilities and drainage evidence. Each course has its own learning material, examination and completion certificate, allowing you to complete the technical selection alongside renewal subjects obtained separately.
Technical bundle or Environmental / Water Infrastructure?
The 18-hour Environmental / Water Infrastructure renewal package includes these same three courses plus engineering economics, risk assessment, construction safety, Laws & Rules and Ethics. The single-focus Environmental / Wastewater and Environmental / Permitting packages instead combine one specialty course with the common core. Check included courses before buying more than one selection.
Important exclusions
This eleven-hour bundle excludes Laws & Rules, Ethics and the five supporting engineering hours in the full Water Infrastructure package. It does not by itself complete Florida's 18-hour renewal requirement. Confirm relevance to your area of practice and remaining credits. It is not operator certification or project-specific permit approval. An Advanced Florida Building Code course is not included; obtain it separately when applicable.
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