Durability of Concrete in a Marine Environment

This recorded webinar is one of the CIA NEXGen series of webinars, which are organised and presented by the Young Professional members of the CIA to promote topics and generate interest from their viewpoint. They present a fresh approach to excellence in concrete. In this webinar, Amanda Ryan and Lewis Buckland, present on the Durability of Concrete in a Marine Environment. It is hosted by Josh Tapas.
The module consists of the following two presentations:
Durability of Wharf Construction and Repair
Presenter: Amanda Ryan
This presentation tells two stories: one on remediation works on a pre-existing structure (Armament Wharf) of how an initial concrete inspection on a pylon led to a complete refurbishment and, two, on how a concrete mix design challenge was overcome when constructing a new wharf in the harsh marine environment.

Design Tips for Durability of Concrete Marine Structures
Presenter: Lewis Buckland
This presentation presents a holistic overview of concrete design in marine environments, providing a range of different tips and tricks for young engineers looking to gain insight into designing for durability within the marine space. The presentation focuses on a high-level overview of useful mitigation practices for engineers to consider throughout marine projects, ranging from client engagement, early contractor involvement, and design considerations.
CPD
This webinar provides 1 hour of CPD. Engineers Australia members may claim this hour of CPD if applicable to their area of engineering practice. This webinar is also recognised CPD for members of other professional bodies with annual CPD obligations. Participants should retain their purchase confirmation as evidence for their CPD records.