WMG’s Advanced Greywater Training is designed for professionals, educators, and community activists who have some basic knowledge and experience in greywater techniques and are looking to expand their skills through hands-on training.
This Phoenix-based course includes site assessment, design, implementation, and maintenance of a variety of greywater systems, including alternative methods of using greywater and “dark greywater” systems. The curriculum combines classroom sessions and hands-on installation workshops in the topics of greywater for new construction, pump and tank systems, gravity-fed systems (kitchen resource drain), policies and ordinances, and integrated site design. Brad Lancaster will serve as one of several professional instructors for this course. Certification in Advanced Greywater is available for those interested.

Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Apply by the early registration deadline of February 14, 2011, to qualify for the reduced course fee; regular registration deadline is March 7, 2011.
To view the full course announcement and application, and to learn more about WMG’s Watershed Technical Trainings program, please visit watershedmg.org/tech-trainings. For further information, contact Tory Syracuse at tsyracuse@watershedmg.org or 520-396-3266.