Water Features for the Future: Technology, Sustainability & HSW Best Practices

Start Date

12/18/2025

End Date

12/18/2025

Description

Water Features for the Future: Technology, Sustainability & HSW Best Practices examines the modern approach to water feature design. We'll cover how new design technology facilitates predictive modeling to ensure performance and reduce waste, while new product technologies are evolving to meet new design expectations. The course emphasizes how these advancements support sustainable design goals and concludes with a review of key HSW best practices to guarantee the safety and longevity of your water feature projects.

Distance Learning

Yes

Course Equivalency

Subjects

Energy Conservation / Renewable Energy
Sustainable Development & Design

Health, Safety and Welfare

Yes

Hours

1.0

Learning Outcomes

- Explain how new design and product technologies, such as predictive modeling, are used to create more efficient and high-performing water features.

- Apply sustainable design principles to water feature projects by utilizing technology to minimize water and energy waste.

- Identify and implement key Health, Safety, and Welfare (HSW) best practices to ensure water features are safe, accessible, and durable.

- Evaluate the impact of modern technology on the long-term viability and maintenance of water features.

Instructors

Darcy L’Heureux, Justin Hauad

Course Codes

Provider

CLARB

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