Course Catalogue.

After participating in this course, you will be able to:

• Evaluate and undertake condition inspections of existing marine structures
• Apply the learnt methods and strategies in the repair and rehabilitation of concrete, steel and timber marine structures
• Develop, repair and rehabilitate programs for existing marine structures

Description
Marine structures, including piers, docks, wharves, seawalls and breakwaters, are vital components of the shipping, passenger ferry, cruise line, and fishing industries. Many of these existing structures are currently past their original expected service lives and require rehabilitation to remain safe and functional. Marine structures can also suffer physical damage as a result of overloading, ship impacts, adverse weather conditions and environmental effects.

After conducting a structural condition inspection, engineers must develop a repair, rehabilitation and maintenance program necessary to meet operational requirements and maintain or extend the remaining service life of the marine structure.

Course Outline

• Principles of marine structure deterioration
• Inspection planning methods and techniques
• Common repair and protection practices
• Extending a marine structure's service life
• Impacts of sea level rise
• Life-cycle management and maintenance programs
• Designing to minimize deterioration

Who Should Attend
Marine Facility Engineers and Managers • Public Maritime Infrastructure Managers • Harbour Masters • Maritime Facility Owners • Civil and Structural Engineers • Construction Professionals • Project Managers • Marine Insurance Professionals