151020 - Sustainable Water and Stormwater Management
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This certificate verifies that Daniel Bartel successfully completed the course "Sustainable Water and Stormwater Management" on October 20, 2015. The course was sponsored by AEC Daily Corporation and provided 2 AIA/CES Learning Units and 2 Professional Development Hours, qualifying for HSW credit.
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151020 - Sustainable Water and Stormwater Management
- 1. AEC Daily Corporation 266 Elmwood Avenue, Suite 511 Buffalo, New York 14222 USA 877-566-1199 info@aecdaily.com AIA/CES Registered Provider AIA/CES Provider Number J624 Sponsored by: Daniel Bartel Has successfully completed the course Sustainable Water and Stormwater Management Course Number: AEC525 (AE-EN-52502-0216) on October 20, 2015 Certificate Number: 1032624-13778 AIA/CES Learning Units: 2 LU/HSW - 2 hour program Professional Development Hour: 2 This course qualifies for HSW GBCI Course Number: 90007495 IDCEC Approved CEU: 0.2 HSW_Sustainability - 2 hour program. Course Code: CC-104384-1000 , Subject Code: 5.20 , Classification: Basic Instructor: Ariane Hansen