An introductory overview of current planning policy and regulatory background behind flood risk assessment and surface water drainage (including the requirements of the Sequential and Exception Tests and Sustainable Drainage Systems). This one day course outlines the requirements for Flood Risk Assessments at a site-specific scale for individual sites.
Reference will be made to the relevance of Strategic Flood Risk Assessments and Catchment Flood Management Plans. The course does not include detailed training on hydrological assessment, hydraulic modelling, or the design of SuDS, please see ‘Related courses’.
This course is aimed at:
- Those undertaking studies for proposed developments
- Professionals carrying out Flood Risk Assessments
- Managers and regulators involved in reviewing and approving FRAs
This course provides an overview of current planning policy and the regulatory background behind the need for FRAs and surface water drainage, the scope, content and purpose of FRAs and the methodologies within these studies.
Howard Keeble MPhil BEng BSc CertBusStud CEng CEnv CSci MICE MCIWEM C.WEM
Howard is Technical Director for flood risk and engineering and will provide technical oversight for cost review, engineering and environmental constraints. Howard has completed numerous assessment and design schemes. Prior to joining JBA, Howard completed the design and construction phase for the graving dock lock gate replacement and wall repairs at the Albert Dock in Liverpool, a Grade II listed structure. Howard has also completed embankment, lock gate failure and breach assessment appraisal as well as the cost benefit review and engineering design. Howard has also undertaken engineering and maintenance reviews for canals in the South of England including capital and maintenance costing.
This course will run virtually via Microsoft Teams on the following dates:
- 1 & 2 February
- 9 & 10 May
- 12 & 13 September
Each session will run from 09:30 – 13:00. The fee for the training is £500 + VAT per person.