Certified Professional in Erosion & Sediment Control Review Course & Exam Information A CPESC designation establishes and expands your credibility as an ESC practitioner. It sets you apart as a certified professional who can provide expertise to design and evaluate erosion and sediment control plans, to influence public policy and land-use planning decisions and to educate others in sound approaches for preventing off-site impacts from land development activities. CPESC
High School Diploma plus 7 years exp., Associates Degree plus 5 years experience Bachelor of Science (B.S.), MS, PHD Degree plus 3 years experience In ESC Degree in engineering (agricultural, civil, or environmental), geology, soil science, natural resource science or management, landscape architecture, or a related field is acceptable. CPESC-IT
For those interested in obtaining CPESC (not yet qualified in terms of the number of years of experience)
Review: (8 PDH’s) Provides general information on the following aspects: Site Planning and Management Rules and Regulations Erosion Predication Runoff Management Soil Stabilization (Erosion Control) Sediment Control
Exam: (to be booked online for a later date)
Part I: Fundamentals of ESC & Rules and Regulations (Multiple Choice) Part II: Application of Erosion & Sediment Control Principles CPESC: Part I & II Full Exam (5hrs) CPESC-IT: Part 1 Exam (3hrs) Already a CPESC-IT: Part II Exam (3hrs) Download CPESC Application form. Must have pre-approval to be eligible to write exam
Minimum of 10 persons required to run course. Lunch is provided . 1st Year Membership to ESCAC Free with course registration! For more information visit www.escac.ca.
ESCA Canada Erosion Sediment Control Association of Canada