OBJECTIVE:  Students will learn to apply Environmental Restoration Program policies and processes to be an effective Remedial Project Manager (RPM).

DESCRIPTION:  Students will build upon the knowledge gained from WENV 021, learn advanced topics, and apply those skills in managing the Environmental Restoration program at installations. Some specific topics include regulations and rules, organization structure and processes, project execution, information/data management, and regulatory/community relations. Teaching methods include informal lectures, exercises and guided discussions. Primary audience members should take the course after initial assignment and every three years.

CEUs: 2.5

PRIMARY AUDIENCE:  Remedial Project Manager

SECONDARY AUDIENCE:  Program Managers (PMs) supporting restoration, newly assigned restoration attorneys, installation attorneys, other newly assigned restoration personnel, supervisors of restoration personnel, and BRAC Environmental Coordinators (BECs)

PREREQUISITES: None

DELIVERY METHOD(S):  In-resident Course

COURSE OFFERINGS: 

Offering	Location	Dates	Times	Student Enrollment Window	Course Director
27A	AFCEC JBSA-Lackland	16-Mar-27 - 19-Mar-27	0800 - 1600	16-Dec-26 - 23-Feb-27	Joe DiMisa

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