The comprehensive education program is below. Expand a track name to see the details. Scroll down for a downloadable “at a glance” pdf of the program. Speaker photos and bios are in the conference app, accessible to registered attendees.
Education Program
TUESDAY, JAN. 27
8-8:25 CANCELLED
Accuracy & Precision for Predicting I/I & Rainfall-Dependent I/I
Learn how to interpret the quality of sewer flow monitoring data in terms of accuracy and precision. Simple, non-proprietary regression techniques will be explained and demonstrated.
Speaker: George Kurz, P.E., Sewer Capacity Management
8:30-8:55 CANCELLED
How we Lined, Tapped and Tunneled to Victory: Dallas North Trunk Phase 2 Wastewater Interceptor
Gain insights into the Dallas North Trunk Phase 2 project, covering fiberglass pipe installation, sliplining, CIPP rehab, and hand tunneling. Learn how trenchless technology solutions tackled design challenges.
Speakers: Ben Gleichert, P.E., Kimley-Horn Associates; Emily Krocheski, P.E., and Clay Lipscomb, P.E., City of Plano
9-9:25
Quitman 78″ Sanitary Sewer Emergency Repair
Learn about the interaction between stakeholder/owner, contractor, subcontractor, and design consultant to deal with an emergency situation warranting prompt attention to design and construction.
Speakers: Tim McQueary, P.E., HB Trenchless; John Stiver, P.E., Stiver Engineering
9:30-10:25
Concrete Manhole & Wastewater Infrastructure Rehab: Keys to a Successful Project
An overview of recommended technical design considerations, QA/QC criteria and installation good practices to help promote the successful rehabilitation of manholes and other concrete wastewater infrastructure.
Speaker: Jeff Maier, P.E., Dewberry Engineering
10:30-10:55
Corrosion to Rehab: Results of Coating Inspection of Brownsville PUB SWWTP
Owners and engineers will learn of a high-build epoxy that can rehabilitate and protect concrete in the most severe wastewater conditions imaginable. The 27-month inspection proves the coating is performing as expected.
Speakers: Brandon Gerardy, Garney Construction; JB Conant, Warren Environmental
11-12
KEYNOTE
The UIC 2026 Keynote address will highlight transformative innovation that has earned SAWS a place among Leading Utilities of the World, and blend technical excellence, strategic foresight, and a deep commitment to community and environmental stewardship.
Speaker: Andrea Beymer, P.E., Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, San Antonio Water System (SAWS)
8-8:25
36″x260′ SIPP Repair with Elbows, Verticals, Through Walls and Erosion Corrosion with Limited Equipment Access
Learn that SIPP contractors need to be prepared for the unexpected and elite execution to repair this pipeline through limited (18″) openings.
Speaker: Clint Savage, Elite Pipeline Services
8:30-8:55
Rehab of Large-Diameter Pressure Water Main Using Third-Generation Polymeric Lining
Learn how a critical steel water pipe supplying a busy coastal community was restored to full pressure service using a trenchless application of a third-generation spray-in-place polymer.
Speakers: Randy Cooper, Sipp Americas LLC; Mike Figlio, Michels Pipeline
9-9:25
Three-Edge Bearing Test of Polymeric Lined Reinforced Concrete Pipes
The presentation will help attendees provide guidance on material selection and lining thickness decisions for future infrastructure applications involving reinforced concrete pipelines.
Speakers: Kawalpreet Kaur, Paria Hamidzadeh, and Mohammad Najafi, P.E., UT-Arlington/CUIRE
9:30-9:55
Enriching SIPP for Structural Applications through Foam Padding and Carbon Fiber
Explore how foam and carbon fiber are transforming Spray-In-Place Pipe (SIPP) system, enhancing structural performance, durability, and efficiency for next-generation trenchless rehabilitation of critical infrastructure.
Speaker: Tom McAndrew, SippTech
10-10:25
Two 24″ x 25′ Vertical SIPP Repairs on Water Pump Cans
Learn about a unique way of doing a manless entry vertical 24″ SIPP repair with no drips, runs with a reinforced high-build NSF61 Epoxy through an 18″ adapter flange.
Speaker: Scott Dishon, Elite Pipeline Services
8-8:25
And I Thought This was Just a 48″ Water Line Project
Gain insight into large-diameter water line design in parallel with drainage improvements in crowded rights-of-way requiring existing infrastructure rehabilitation and relocation, and stakeholder coordination.
Speakers: David Olf, David Warner, and Michael Gurka, Quiddity; Panduvanga Kuruva, City of Houston
8:30-8:55
Tailored Tunneling Solutions: Adapting Water Pipeline Construction to Geotechnical & Environmental Risks
Case study of large-diameter water pipeline, including risk evaluation for methods to install 84″ diameter pipe within tunnel casing. Provides lessons learned during construction.
Speakers: Matt Gaughan and Kalyani Vemulapali, Plus Six Engineering
9-9:25
The Butterfly Effect: Adding 66″ BFVs Increases City Water Supply Resiliency
All municipalities are working with aging infrastructure that must be retrofitted. This design offers a way to reduce cost and downtime when making a strategic connection.
Speakers: Paul Dossett, P.E., Carollo Engineers Inc.; Matt Stevens, Dallas Water Utilities
9:30-9:55
Preparation of a Cost Guide for Trenchless Pipeline Renewal & Replacement Methods
A cost guide for trenchless pipeline renewal offers regionally adjusted planning data, supports budgeting and comparison of methods, and addresses data gaps to improve decision-making and project cost reliability.
Speakers: Paria Hamidzadeh, Marjan Moradi, and Mohammad Najafi, P.E., UT-Arlington/CUIRE
10-10:25
Crossing Paths: Minor Problem for a Large Tunnel
Learn about a case history showing the importance of surveying existing utilities, as well as as-built drawings. The presentation will also discuss the impact to the contract.
Speakers: Yovani Zelaya, P.E., GFT Infrastructure Inc.; Chase Juhl, P.E., Tunnel Tex
TUESDAY, JAN. 27
8-8:55
Mitigating Risk Through Condition Assessment: L-301 PCCP1
The presentation provides a comprehensive, real-world case study of how a major utility – Trinity River Authority (TRA) – is taking a proactive, data-driven approach to large-diameter pipeline management.
Speakers: Kevin Weeks, PICA Corp.; Wes Pierce, Trinity River Authority of Texas
9-9:25
Hidden Leaks: External Methods Struggle to Confirm Leaks Identified by Inline Inspection
Following an inline leak inspection, the City of McKinney struggled to confirm the locations of three identified leaks with external loggers. Leveraging the accuracy of the inline inspection, we were able to locate all leaks.
Speaker: Steve Purkiss, Xylem
9:30-9:55 CANCELLED
Mapped, Measured, Verified: Cobb County’s Deep Dive into a 9,700′ Force Main
Learn how Cobb County used ultrasonic inspection to identify force main wall loss, joint deflection, and mapping errors, leveraging high-resolution data to improve risk management, planning, and long-term asset reliability.
Speakers: Stephen Johnson, P.E., and Mazen Kawasmi, P.E., Freese and Nichols Inc.
9:30-10:25
Leveraging Smart Pigging Technologies as Cost-Effective Method to Clean & Evaluate Pressurized Pipe Integrity
Smart-pigging is becoming an impressive technology to clean, restore, and help rehabilitate pressurized pipeline infrastructure. This session will present the “what, when, where & how much” for utility managers.
Speaker: Mark Wade, P.E., Woolpert
8-8:55
Confined Space Safety Course
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9-9:25
Designing a Complete Damage Prevention System: A Data-Driven Approach
Interpret recent DIRT Report findings to identify leading damage causes. Apply marking and locating best practices backed by data to reduce utility strikes. Design a scalable, data-informed damage prevention strategy.
Speaker: Spencer Knott, Trident Solutions
9:30-10:25
Into the Looking Glass of Utility Strikes
Examine the life cycle of a project, the possible origins of a utility strike, when personnel should begin asking questions to reduce risks, and what and who is safety,
Speaker: Sean Jones, Fairfax County Virginia-Department of Public Works
10:30-11:25
Safety Saves You Money!
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11:30-12
Underground Facility Damage Prevention & Safety
This session will educate industry stakeholders, and encourage and promote safe excavation best practices when digging in the vicinity of underground utilities and pipelines.
Speaker: Ketha Molina, Texas 811
8-8:25
HDDA: Accomplishments, Goals & Training for the HDD Industry
HDDA: Accomplishments, Goals & Training for the HDD Industry
A technology-based organization, the Horizontal Directional Drilling Association has become the leader in promoting HDD, including safe operations, developing a good business culture and soon-to-be-offering training courses that will promote the best interests of all involved in HDD, no matter the rig size.
Speaker: Robert Myers, HardRock Infrastructure Services
8:30-8:55
Understanding Various Tracking Systems
Gain a better understanding of the differences between overhead, magnetic, and gyro tracking systems as well as a discussion around wired vs wireless transmission systems.
Speaker: Michael Rybak, InRock
9-9:55
Utility Locates: How is the Industry Adapting?
As the fiber and power markets continue to heat up, utility locates have become a huge issue for not only contractors but, in terms of impacts, for owners as well. This panel will discuss how various industry components can work together to obtain the results everybody seeks and needs.
Panelists: Ruben Mendez, Texas 811; Darien Jackson, ULS Locating; Christopher Hawthorne, CPS Energy Gas
10-10:25
Texas City Saves Time & Money with HDD: A DYI Approach
A city in the Dallas/Fort Worth area has its own HDD rig and a crew trained to operate it. The benefits of having this capability will be reviewed and the City’s continued support for the program will be discussed.
Speakers: Craig Fisher, P.E., Westlake Pipe & Fittings; Justin Dean and Josh Oler, City of Richland Hills
10:30-10:55 CANCELLED
Communicating with Your Maxi Rig System
Explore innovative tools and technologies to streamline HDD data communication. Learn how to capture installation data accurately and integrate it seamlessly into project management, enhancing efficiency and project success.
Speaker: Richard Levings, American Augers
10:30 – 11:25
World-Record HDD under Deepest Water Harbor on East Coast
This project set a record for large-diameter HDPE HDD, showcasing innovation, risk mitigation, and technical excellence. The team installed four+ miles of 42”-54” HDPE beneath the Newport News Shipping Channel. Through collaborative evaluation, the HDD was extended, increasing the bore to more than 5,700 LF and saving over $10 million.
Panelists: Mark Peters, Garney Companies; Paul Longo, Dewberry Engineering; Greg Horn, Huxted Trenchless
EXHIBIT HALL
Center Stage
2-3 p.m.
HDD: Small Rig Contractors Roundtable
This year, the crowd-pleasing HDD contractors panel is separated by rig size. Highly respected HDD contractors of small rigs will participate in an interactive session with the audience on a variety of issues, such as mutual challenges, varying procedures and the developing culture of today’s industry.
Panelists: Jim Watland, Watland Custom Underground LLC; Aaron Graff, Dakota Utility; Mark Seriani, Mark Construction
3-4 p.m.
HDD: Big Rig Contractors Roundtable
Highly respected HDD contractors of large rigs (pullback force of at least 100,000 pounds) will talk about their unique challenges in today’s regulatory-heavy environment, as well as market conditions producing a variety of opportunities in the coming years.
Panelists: TJ Strickland, Maxx HDD; Rob Hotz, ECI Contracting
Technical Theaters
1:30-2:00
Construction Management-HCSS
Asset Management-Bad Elf
2:00-2:30
Rehabilitation-Vortex
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28
8-8:25
Overcoming Design & Construction Challenges in Deep Underground Infrastructure
Explore lessons learned that can subsequently be applied to large-diameter gravity pipe design in deep installations.
Speakers: Reyna Johnson, P.E., Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam; Karissa Weitzel and Emile Lang, Trinity River Authority of Texas
8:30-9:25
Engineering Ethics
This course meets requirements for Professional Engineer (P.E.) license renewal; receive PDHs (Professional Development Hours) and certificate.
Speaker: C. Vipu, P.E., Ph.D., University of Houston (Retired)
9:30-9:55
Hidden Cost of the Manhole: Rethinking Sewer Access for the 21st Century
Learn how to uncover hidden costs, improve budgets and asset management, enhance worker safety, increase efficiency, and drive innovation to position your city for the future.
Speaker: Jason Shriver, Quick Stream Solutions USA Inc.
10-10:25
Leveraging Time & Cost Savings of Trenchless Projects through Cooperative Purchasing
This session on cooperative purchasing promises to be a valuable resource for attendees, offering use cases and practical knowledge on how to save time, reduce costs, and meet deadlines in municipal infrastructure projects.
Speaker: Andrew Costa, Azuria
10:30-10:55
Environmental Performance Evaluation of Low-Volatile Organic Compound Liners in CIPP Technology
As municipalities seek cleaner infrastructure solutions and environmental regulations become more stringent, learn about technologies that balance high performance with sustainability.
Speakers: Parisa Beigvand and Mohammad Najafi, P.E., UT-Arlington/CUIRE
11-11:25
Optimized Manhole Replacement
Replacing cast iron manhole frame and covers requires lane closures, traffic congestion and hazards to drivers, as well as utility workers. Innovative products and techniques increase efficiency, safety and quality.
Speakers: Matt Stiller, RimRiser; Matt Kinson, Da-Lee Pavement Products; Taylor Scott, TMS Asphalt Specialties
11:30-12
Epoxy Rehab & Protective Coatings of Lift Stations
Owners and engineers will learn of a proven high-build epoxy that can rehabilitate and protect concrete in lift station environments for 50+ years. New and rehab LS will be described from surface prep to final testing.
Speakers: Misty Jameson, ACE Pipe Cleaning; JB Conant, Warren Environmental
8:30-8:55
Smart Sensor Development: Innovative Strategy for Proactive Trenchless Technology Implementation
Learn a novel risk-based framework for sensor placement that improves failure prediction, reduces monitoring costs, and supports proactive trenchless pipeline rehabilitation decisions.
Speakers: Marjan Moradi and Mohammad Najafi, P.E., Ph.D., University of Texas at Arlington/CUIRE
9-9:25
City of Houston-Briar Hill: Trenchless Sewer Rebuild
Learn how to overcome unexpected sewer conditions using a geopolymer spray-applied pipe lining (SAPL).
Speakers: Ted Jones, P.E., GeoTree Solutions; Justin Mouton, Puris/PM Construction
9:30-9:55
Large-Diameter Corrugated Metal Pipe-Storm Sewer Rehab
Learn about methods used in condition assessment, engineering design methodology, challenges faced and solutions in rehabilitating large-diameter storm sewers.
Speakers: Linda Cassel, Danby Rehab; Bill Grubs, P.E., and Anthony Chapa, Boyer Inc.
10-10:55
How Sanitation Became the Cornerstone of Ancient Civilization
Explore humanity’s journey from nomadic life to the early Roman Empire, focusing on how sanitation systems evolved to support growing urban societies, while celebrating early innovations in waste management.
Speaker: Joe Schotthoefer, Doetsch Environmental Services
11-11:25
Innovative Solutions in Rehab & Construction: Extending Asset Lifespan in the Region of Peel
Discover cutting-edge and forward-thinking technologies and solutions to strengthen, protect and extend the life of critical infrastructure. See case studies from a progressive municipal region serving 1.5 million residents.
Speakers: Terry Martins, TCI Carbon Fibre Technologies; Anthony Parente, Region of Peel
11:30-12
Value Proposition for Rehabilitating vs Replacing Pipelines
Learn about the options related to rehabilitation of pipelines versus full replacement. FFRP liner applications will be discussed. Cost savings and impact reductions will be analyzed.
Speaker: Michael Martinez, CPM Pipelines
8-8:25
Tri-City Outfall: 2,370LF Microtunneling with 90″ Flowcrete and 2,400LF Opencut with 90″ FRPM
The Tri City outfall project balances open-cut and trenchless installation methods to install just under one mile of 90″ pipe in variable ground conditions.
Speakers: Carl Pitzer, Thompson Pipe Group; Tucker Toelke, Michels
8:30-8:55
Williamson Creek, McNeil & Davis, Oh My! Austin Water Embraces Tunneling for Large-Diameter Utilities
Learn about upcoming and ongoing Austin Water projects using advanced tunneling construction methods to minimize disruptions to the public and environment.
Speakers: Kane Wei, P.E., Austin Water; Chris Mason, P.E., Black & Veatch
9-9:25
Coordinated Microtunneling in Houston: 25,000′ Gravity Sewer
Executed without major delays, the Chelford program is a compelling case study in how regional infrastructure goals can be met through trenchless delivery models.
Speaker: David Ellett, Pate Garver LP
9:30-9:55
Best Route Between Manholes is not Always a Straight Line: Curved Microtunneling for Deep Interceptors
Explore how deep curved microtunneling enabled delivery of a high-capacity interceptor on an accelerated schedule, and the unique design and construction challenges of building a curvilinear microtunnel.
Speakers: Scott Wetzel, P.E., STV; Patricia Davis, P.E., City of Hutto, TX; Garrett Brittain, McKee Utility Contractors
10-10:55
Microtunneling Methods as Alternative & Complement to HDD
As a technology supplier, Herrenknecht provides engineers, developers and drilling companies with the necessary technological solutions to master future projects. Lessons learned and milestone projects will be shared.
Speaker: Jeremy Stenslie, Herrenknecht Systems USA Inc.
TUESDAY, JAN. 27
8-8:25
AI-Powered Rapid Manhole Inspection: Combining 360º Scanning with Large Language Models
Learn how to automate manhole inspections using simple, low-cost 360° scanning equipment with AI-powered analysis, eliminating manual assessment time and heavy equipment requirements when delivering reports.
Speakers: Jinwu Xiao, Wei Liao, Tom Iseley, P.E. Ph.D., Purdue University
8:30-8:55
Evaluation & Deployment of Innovative Free Swimming Condition Assessment Device
Learn about pros and cons of different means to insert/retrieve inspection devices in live pipe. Understand force main assessment strategies, and what sensors and technology are needed to detect defects.
Speakers: Mike Higgins, HDR; Helen Newman, Portland Water District; Myron Shenkyrik, Insight Water Technologies
9-9:25
Transforming Sewer Asset Management with AI: Case Study
This case study highlights our AI-powered smart virtual assistant tool, illustrating how it helps utilities transition to proactive sewer asset management, as demonstrated through its use in the City of Stillwater.
Speakers: Hossein Khaleghian, Ph.D., InfraTie Solutions LLC; Yongwei Shan, Oklahoma State University
9:30-9:55
Why Indiana State Legislature Authorized a State-Wide Water Asset Management Center
The presentation will describe the results of research conducted by the presenter’s students indicating that at least 41 states are developing programs that incentivize or require AMPs.
Speaker: Tom Iseley, P.E., Ph.D., Purdue University; Charles Burtron, Waggoner Engineering
10-10:25
From Full Replacement to Targeted Rehab: How Acquaint’s Tech Transformed a Force Main Plant
Learn how Acquaint’s ultrasonic tech helped a U.S. city shift from full force main replacement to targeted rehab—saving millions. Gain insights into the inspection approach revealing wall thickness, joint condition and more
Speaker: Edzer Kooistra, Acquaint
10:30-10:55
Pinpointing the Problem: Mansfield’s Phase 2 Approach to Targeted I/I Reduction
Learn how the City of Mansfield used data to validate prior I/I rehab efforts, guide next steps, and better align resources, creating a model for proactive asset management through targeted flow monitoring and micro-metering.
Speaker: Alec Propst, P.E., Freese and Nichols Inc.
11-11:25
Lessons Learned through the Switz City, IN, AMP
Financial planning is not just a final step, but a continuous part of the AMP process. It helps communities make informed decisions about maintenance, capital investment, and long-term sustainability.
Speakers: Wei Liao, Purdue University; Adam Hershberger, AIRW
11:30-12
Pump Station Pipeline Inspections Using Rope Access
This presentation showcases an innovative, real-world solution to a common, yet complex, infrastructure challenge — safely and effectively inspecting pump station piping in confined, hazardous environments.
Speaker: Kevin Weeks, PICA Corp.
8-8:25
Close Tolerance Pipe Slurrification: Proven Solutions for Asbestos Cement Pipe Rehab in Sunrise, FL
A thorough understanding of the CTPS process and how it compares to open-cut and other trenchless AC pipe methods. Also, insight into the regulatory limitations of lessons learned tie-ins, production rates and reduced costs.
Speakers: Brian Goad, Insituform Technologies; Andrew Costa, Azuria
8:30-8:55
EasyDig Trench Cages: Innovative, Compact Excavation Safety
EasyDig trench cages are lightweight, modular, hand-movable aluminum systems designed to ensure strength and prevent soil collapse in hard-to-access places.
Speaker: Wayne Isaac, EasyTech Infrastructure Group
9-9:25
Preserving Mid-Century Water Infrastructure: CFRP Upgrade of 1949 Cast Iron Pipe Beneath Road Culvert
Planning, design-build strategy, CFRP design, upgrade scope, and QA measures, including field inspections and lab testing, of CFRP materials will be presented.
Speaker: Mike Larsen, Structural Technologies
9:30-9:55
Locating Buried Pipeline & Utility Lines in Navigable Waterways: Challenges, Solutions
Learn about a new solution that accurately maps buried pipelines and utility lines onshore and offshore via case histories in navigable waterways.
Speaker: Jeff Wilkinson, SonDance Solutions
10-10:55
Next-Generation Pipeline Intelligence: Digital Twin Delivery for City of Houston 132” Sanitary Trunkline
Explore how high-precision 3D mapping and MSI condition assessment were used on a 132″ Houston trunkline to deliver location accuracy, structural intelligence, and digital twin capabilities for safer, more efficient utility management.
Speakers: Santosh Saride, EnviroCal; Chris White, RedZone Robotics
8-8:25
Crossing the Corpus Christi Ship Channel
In a major expansion of the Port of Corpus Christi, a utility relocation involved installing a 24” waterline beneath the ship channel, extending through a sensitive wetland area known. Learn about the technical and logistical challenges encountered, how they were overcome and why a Gyro guidance system was selected over other technologies.
Speakers: Cory Baker, HardRock Infrastructure Systems Inc.; Bobby Cloud, Brownline USA
8:30-8:55
Introducing the National Drilling Mud Disposal Database
Identifying an ongoing problem for HDD contractors nationwide, Tulsa Rig Iron created and launched an online database of drilling mud disposal locations. Learn more details on this free tool for the HDD industry and how to effectively use it in bidding, as well as when crews are in the field looking for disposal locations.
Speaker: Shawn Lowman, Tulsa Rig Iron
9-9:55
Requiring Basic Qualifications for HDD Jobs
Booming small rig markets are producing accidents and utility strikes. Owners often overreact by freezing or even banning fiber contractors from working in their areas without some kind of onerous restrictions. In turn, this hobbles the wide variety of benefits from fiber optic communications. But there is a solution proposed by HDDA.
Speaker: Robert Myers, HardRock Infrastructure Services; Don Riggs, Future Infrastructure LLC (Retired)
10-10:55
Construction Risk: It’s Complicated
This session will untangle the insurance challenges in today’s contracting environment.
Speaker: Brian Tanner, Epic Insurance
11-11:25
HDD Pilot Design Basics from a Driller’s Perspective
This presentation is for anyone involved in the planning, design, or execution of HDD projects who wants to bridge the gap between concept and field reality. It will explore real-world examples that illustrate both successful and problematic designs, highlighting lessons learned on projects ranging from small utility crossings to major infrastructure installations.
Speaker: Joe Hall, HardRock Infrastructure Services
11:30-12
Drilling Mud on the Rocks: Mud Engineers on Alaskan Project
Learn how the on-site mud engineers help keep HDD operations going in the frozen tundra of Alaska – in sub-zero temperatures through perma-frost – while working on a remote tent-enclosed site.
Speakers: Clint Pitman and Eamon “EZ” Oveissy, Drilling Mud Direct
Center Stage (Exhibit Hall)
1-2 pm
Coming to Grips with Consent Decrees
SAWS completed the consent decree negotiations with the U.S. EPA which resulted in the Sanitary Sewer Overflow Reduction Program. It then spearheaded compliance with the Consent Decree requirements, including a strategic asset management plan and numerous multi-million-dollar infrastructure capital improvement projects over a 12-year period, with a $1.2 billion cost.
Speaker: Jeffrey Haby,P.E., and Annette Duron, San Antonio Water System (SAWS)
2:00-3:00
Utility Safety Panel: What You Need to Know in Dealing with Work Demands, Logistics
This panel discussion brings together expert utility professionals and safety leaders to explore critical factors that influence safety in underground infrastructure operations. Panelists will answer questions from the audience and share real-world experiences, emerging technologies, regulatory expectations and common pitfalls that lead to incidents, service interruptions and worker injuries.
Panelists: Harry Miller, SAK; Chad Burns, HardRock Infrastructure Services
3:00-4:30
HDD Hall of Fame Interactive Conversations
A panel of the Class of 2026 HDD Hall of Fame honorees and representatives will discuss old times, good times and the future of the industry. This interactive format always proves to be an entertaining session, so bring your questions and comments to these HDD stalwarts.