Erosion and Sediment Control Training for Regulators Hills Region

Join us for our one-day ESC for Regulators Course that is IECA-approved training, delivered by SEEC - Strategic Environmental and Engineering Consulting.

This training is for anyone in a Regulatory role (Local or State Government) responsible for reviewing, inspecting or verifying erosion and sediment control plans or site practices and undertaking compliance activity.

The course will cover;

• Basics of erosion and sediment control, plus specific instruction on the erosion and sediment control aspects of construction works

• Erosion and sediment control theory including basics of soils, soil management and the difference between erosion control and sediment control

• The role of the White Book (IECA, 2025), legal responsibility, requirements and context

• How to conduct ESC inspections, gathering evidence and ESC investigations

This course also works through detailed real-world case study examples including working through a site investigation based on a real-world case.

Pricing:

$375 + GST for Water Sensitive SA partners (contact us to find out if you are from a partner organisation)

$575 + GST for Non-partners

Please contact us if you need to book via invoice

TRAINER: KEL SANSON

Kel is a Senior Environmental Consultant with SEEC.

Kel is an erosion and sediment control specialist with significant on-ground construction environmental management experience as well as regulatory experience. He is a recognised industry leader in construction-phase erosion and sediment control in South-East Queensland and conducts regular training, consulting and expert witness services in this field.

Kel has worked on a wide range of sites including major road projects, CSG dams and pipeline projects, power substations, residential subdivisions and wind farms. He was also a Director of the International Erosion Control Association (IECA) in Australasia from 2013 to 2019. Kel is a Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control and previously worked as a regulator for Ipswich City Council where he was responsible for erosion and sediment control compliance.