Our industry leading Training and Certification program for Installers now extends to Designers within the engineering, architecture, landscape architecture, and land planning fields. If you or your firm is interested in design and specifications for sustainable site development, green infrastructure, low impact development (LID), sustainable erosion and sediment control practices, and/or compost-based best management practices contact us today.

Contact us for more information, to find a Certified Designer, or to find out how to get certified.

We offer Education and Training in 2 forms:

1) 1 Hour Webinars available for Continuing Education Credits and broader knowldege understanding of both Filtrexx Applications and industry regulations/trends. These webinars are a great way to provide you and your staff with targeted and convenient studies at minimal cost while keeping up with Educational Credit Requirements.

Currently offered topics include:

1. Filtrexx Sediment Control Systems:  Interested in organic based sediment control systems and need to know more? This presentation reviews the latest performance research, technical specifications, and design criteria for Filtrexx sediment control applications. Including perimeter control, inlet protection, check dam, sediment trap, slope interruption, and biofiltration applications.
   
   
2. Filtrexx BMPs and Low Impact Development:  Learn the basics of Low Impact Development (LID), LID design guidelines, and how Filtrexx’s compost-based BMPs fit into this sustainable land development program that is sweeping the nation.
   
   
3. Filtrexx BMPs and LEED Green Building: Learn the basics of the LEED Green Building Rating and Certification program and how Filtrexx products are being used to maximize credit accrual.
   
   
4. Filtrexx Post-Construction Water Quality Treatment: Learn about the latest research and how to implement and design Filtrexx’s Treatment Train products to reduce urban and post-construction storm water pollutants. Great for NPDES permit compliance, TMDL designated water body segments, golf courses, parking lots, and roadways.
   
   
5. Filtrexx and EPA’s new Effluent Limitation Guidelines for Construction Sites: Learn the basics of this new federal rule, when it will be implemented in your state, and how you can use Filtrexx and compost-based BMPs to keep turbidity to a minimum.