Auburn University (AU) and the National Pervious Concrete Pavement Association (NPCPA) is seeking qualified professionals to provide classroom instruction in the Design for Pervious Concrete (DPC) program offered Nationwide. Qualified instructors must have experience in the design, construction or production of pervious concrete. It is expected that qualified instructors will be offered the opportunity to provide between four and eight full days of training in the calendar year for the DPC program. By becoming a DPC approved instructor, an individual can gain increased visibility among practicing professionals, access to a network of fellow instructors and teaching resources, and the opportunity to earn CEU's.
Those interested in becoming a DPC Instructor should submit their qualifications, experience, and honorarium requirements to NPCPA. For more information, please contact me at:
dfisher@npcpa.org
770.309.6649
National Pervious Concrete Pavement Association
125 TownPark Drive, Suite 300
Kennesaw, GA 30144
404.835.7190 P
404.835.7199 F
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