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Implementing advanced technologies to mitigate risk in Type C and basement drainage systems

This CPD seminar provides designers with a comprehensive understanding of smart technology within Type C Cavity Drainage Systems and demonstrates how advanced monitoring
technologies can help reduce risk throughout the lifecycle of below-ground structures. During the session, we explore the principles behind smart technology, the benefits and practical
role of remote monitoring, and the key design considerations required to create robust, reliable, and maintainable Type C Cavity Drainage and Basement Drainage Systems for both
residential and commercial projects.

The seminar begins with an overview of the various forms of structural waterproofing and basement drainage available, establishing the role of Type C systems within a wider
waterproofing strategy. It then examines how smart technologies can be integrated to provide early warning of potential issues, improve system resilience, and support long-term operational performance.

Using practical case studies and worked examples, attendees will gain valuable insight into how these innovative technologies can be successfully applied in real-world projects to enhance
asset protection and improve maintenance outcomes.

This comprehensive session will cover:

  • Regulations and Legislation
  • Applicable Approved Documents
  • Types of Waterproofing Systems
  • Groundwater
  • Surface Water/Run off
  • Foul/Grey Water
  • Smart Technology
  • Waterproofing Design
  • Continuity of Protection
  • Compatibility of products/combining systems
  • Managing Risk and areas which require further design considerations

Learning objectives

By the end of this seminar, delegates will be able to:

  • Understand the key factors affecting below-ground waterproofing design, including groundwater, drainage requirements, ground gases and flood risk.
  • Identify the different waterproofing approaches and understand the role and application of Type C Cavity Drainage Systems.
  • Recognise best practice principles for specification and installation to improve system performance and long-term resilience.
  • Understand the benefits of smart monitoring technologies in detecting system issues early, supporting maintenance strategies and reducing lifecycle risk.
  • Apply an integrated design approach that aligns waterproofing, drainage and monitoring solutions to deliver robust below-ground construction.

Delegates will leave with a clearer understanding of how drainage, waterproofing, ground gas protection and flood management systems interact within below-ground construction. They will gain practical knowledge of Type C waterproofing solutions, specification best practice and the value of intelligent monitoring technologies in enhancing resilience, minimising risk and supporting long-term building performance.

Who is this training seminar designed for?

The Delta CPD seminar is suitable for:

  • Architects;
  • Designers;
  • Structural Engineers;
  • Structural Warranty providers or those working in the structural warranty sector;
  • Anyone who works within the environments of design, planning and installation of any structural waterproofing projects below ground;
  • Anyone wishing to expand their overall knowledge of waterproofing and wish to have a better understanding of BS8102:2022;
  • Those wishing to form a better understanding of water management in basements and below ground structures in relation to waterproofing;
  • Those seeking to refresh knowledge;
  • New employees.
  • Those who wish to update their skills and gain more knowledge.

This seminar is relevant to both experienced professionals seeking a knowledge refresh and those new to the sector looking to build a strong foundation in below-ground waterproofing design and water management.

 

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