2-Part Webinar: Technical Writing Skills for Environmental Professionals

2-Part Webinar: Technical Writing Skills for Environmental Professionals

2-Part Live Webinar

By Continuing Professional Education Services, Inc.

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event.

About this event

    Technical Writing Skills for Environmental Professionals

    2-Part Webinar

    Part 1 - Tuesday, October 7, 2025 | 8:30am - 11:30am (Login begins at 8:15am)

    Part 2 - Wednesday, October 8, 2025 | 8:30am - 11:30m (Login begins at 8:15am)

    Description:

    Too often writing a technical report or documentation can feel like a time-draining burden! However, this is what the client sees and uses to judge the competence of its consultant.

    A well-written document conveys competence and accomplishment to the reader and is an essential communication vehicle during a remediation project. Decisions regarding human health and the environment rely heavily on the environmental professional’s ability to provide clear and concise written documentation and reports regarding health risks, as well as technical problems and their potential solutions to clients, regulators, peers, and other stakeholders.

    The goal of this course is for attendees to enhance their written communication skills and obtain a framework by which they can craft grammatically correct, coherent, and persuasive documents.

    The Course Will Focus On:

    • The mechanics of good technical writing
    • How to structure documents so that the information flows in a comprehensible manner from proposal to Response Action Outcome
    • How to effectively communicate in writing site remediation regulatory and technical requirements, findings, and results

    Instructor:

    Benjamin Alter, is the author of a leading textbook in the field of environmental consulting, "Environmental Consulting Fundamentals" (2nd edition, 2019). A passionate writer and instructor, he has taught technical writing in house at GZA and at continuing education seminars in New Jersey. He has been an adjunct professor in the public health schools at Hunter College and at the City University of New York Graduate Center and has taught environmental regulations and site remediation at many other universities and at technical conferences.

    Continuing Education Credits:

    • NJ LSRP: 2.5 Regulatory & 2.5 Technical CECs (NJSRPLB Course # 2021-143)
    • NJ Continuing Legal Education: 6 CLEs
    • NJ Professional Engineers: 5 CPCs
    • ATTENTION HEALTH OFFICERS AND REGISTERED ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALISTS: Participants who complete this education program will be awarded 5 NJ Public Health Continuing Education Contact Hours (CEs)

    Organized by

    Continuing Professional Education Services, Inc. (CPES) is a not-for-profit organization servicing the certified and licensed professionals in need of continuing education credits. Since 2017 CPES, LLC has provided high quality continuing education programs to licensed professionals and starting in 2023, CPES, Inc., the new organization will continue and exand our footprint to new regions and new licensing programs.

    $330 – $375