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Search for Event by:Tuesday Apr 20, 2021 - Wednesday Apr 21, 2021Do you need a Construction Stormwater General Permit from Ecology? If your project disturbs over an acre of land or is in a subdivision, you probably do. This permit states that all sites disturbing over an acre of land must have a Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL). The CESCL is trained to inspect, install, and manage stormwater controls on your site. Ecology requires a CESCL to be on-call at all times, so most companies will need more than one employee trained as a CESCL. This certification is good for three years. ... read moreCategories: Education ClassTuesday Apr 20, 2021This presentation will provide preventive law strategies and case studies to help you better manage your insurance programs and lawsuits, including: (1) aligning insurance program with appropriate transfer of enterprise-wide risks; (2) clarifying vague/ambiguous policy language up front; (3) developing a process for reporting and managing insurance claims; and (4) working productively with insurers in contested matters. ... read moreCategories: Education ClassThursday Apr 22, 2021Online CESCL Recertification Info: You will receive the online class meeting info and a book link the day before the start of class. It will be sent to the email you use during registration. To receive your CESCL card and credit for the class, you must sign in for the fully scheduled class time and complete the test at the end. Is your Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL) certification about to expire? The Department of Ecology requires a CESCL on all stormwater permitted construction sites over an acre and CESCL certifications must be renewed every three years with a one-day class. Designed for residential builders, BIAW's CESCL recertification class will answer builder questions, including what BMP's perform best on construction sites, how to keep those BMP's working, what red flags signal erosion problems, and how to effectively work with local and state inspectors. This class will also walk you through the planning and execution of erosion control in a subdivision. ... read moreCategories: Education ClassThursday Apr 22, 2021Wednesday Apr 28, 2021MBA Pierce invites you to our April 28th Orientation Webinar for new and prospective members. Find out how a membership with MBA Pierce can save you thousands! Join us for information, networking, and fun! ... read moreCategories: Member EventWednesday Apr 28, 2021Thursday May 6, 2021Join us for the 2021 Housing Summit to discuss the economic forecast and current state of housing. ... read moreCategories: Member EventThursday May 6, 2021... read moreCategories: Committee MeetingThursday May 6, 2021This session will review the various leave laws that impact your business and the handling of employee absences due to personal or family medical reasons. ... read moreCategories: Education ClassWednesday May 12, 2021Thursday May 13, 2021Eighty percent of consumers believe online reviews and testimonials as much as a reference of a friend. What people say about your work, your company and your staff remains online, good or bad. The smartest companies take reviews seriously and leverage what satisfied clients have to say. ... read moreCategories: Education ClassThursday May 13, 2021This Design Professionals Council meeting will be the Garden Pop-Up Party - featuring Native Landscaping Design. ... read moreCategories: Council MeetingTuesday May 18, 2021 - Wednesday May 19, 2021Do you need a Construction Stormwater General Permit from Ecology? If your project disturbs over an acre of land or is in a subdivision, you probably do. This permit states that all sites disturbing over an acre of land must have a Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL). The CESCL is trained to inspect, install, and manage stormwater controls on your site. Ecology requires a CESCL to be on-call at all times, so most companies will need more than one employee trained as a CESCL. This certification is good for three years. ... read moreCategories: Education ClassThursday May 20, 2021Online CESCL Recertification Info: You will receive the online class meeting info and a book link the day before the start of class. It will be sent to the email you use during registration. To receive your CESCL card and credit for the class, you must sign in for the fully scheduled class time and complete the test at the end. Is your Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL) certification about to expire? The Department of Ecology requires a CESCL on all stormwater permitted construction sites over an acre and CESCL certifications must be renewed every three years with a one-day class. Designed for residential builders, BIAW's CESCL recertification class will answer builder questions, including what BMP's perform best on construction sites, how to keep those BMP's working, what red flags signal erosion problems, and how to effectively work with local and state inspectors. This class will also walk you through the planning and execution of erosion control in a subdivision. ... read moreCategories: Education ClassTuesday May 25, 2021Join the Remodelor's Council for their monthly meeting! More information coming soon. ... read moreCategories: Council Meeting, Member EventWednesday Jun 2, 2021 - Thursday Jun 3, 2021Do you need a Construction Stormwater General Permit from Ecology? If your project disturbs over an acre of land or is in a subdivision, you probably do. This permit states that all sites disturbing over an acre of land must have a Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL). The CESCL is trained to inspect, install, and manage stormwater controls on your site. Ecology requires a CESCL to be on-call at all times, so most companies will need more than one employee trained as a CESCL. This certification is good for three years. ... read moreCategories: Education ClassThursday Jun 3, 2021MBA Pierce is excited to introduce the 2021 Home Building Bus Tour! This tour is designed to take elected officials who represent jurisdictions throughout Pierce County on a guided journey of the home building process, from permitting to purchase. More information coming soon! ... read moreCategories: Community EventThursday Jun 3, 2021... read moreCategories: Committee MeetingThursday Jun 3, 2021Seafood Fest features a variety of seafood appetizers, Dungeness and King crab, beverages, dessert, live music and more! ... read moreCategories: Festivals & Celebrations, Council Meeting, Member EventFriday Jun 4, 2021Online CESCL Recertification Info: You will receive the online class meeting info and a book link the day before the start of class. It will be sent to the email you use during registration. To receive your CESCL card and credit for the class, you must sign in for the fully scheduled class time and complete the test at the end. Is your Certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead (CESCL) certification about to expire? The Department of Ecology requires a CESCL on all stormwater permitted construction sites over an acre and CESCL certifications must be renewed every three years with a one-day class. Designed for residential builders, BIAW's CESCL recertification class will answer builder questions, including what BMP's perform best on construction sites, how to keep those BMP's working, what red flags signal erosion problems, and how to effectively work with local and state inspectors. This class will also walk you through the planning and execution of erosion control in a subdivision. ... read moreCategories: Education Class
