Slope Stability and Landslides

Engineers face increasing challenges from unstable slopes due to climate change, urban development, and aging infrastructure. This course delivers a comprehensive, practice-oriented approach to slope stability—from soil mechanics and rock behavior to advanced analysis methods and remediation strategies. With a focus on real-world applications and industry standards, participants will gain the confidence to tackle complex geotechnical problems head-on.

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Who Should Attend?

  • Civil and geotechnical engineers involved in infrastructure, transportation, or environmental projects.
  • Geological engineers, consultants, and contractors working on earthworks, excavations, or slope remediation.
  • Public sector professionals and facility managers responsible for land use, utilities, or transportation safety.

What You Will Learn

  • Apply geotechnical and geological principles to analyze and design for slope stability in soil and rock.
  • Interpret field data, lab results, and software outputs to assess slope failure risks and recommend mitigation strategies.
  • Integrate modern tools like FEM, remote sensing, and risk assessment into slope stability projects.

Course Details: RA00329

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Course Outline

Total Credits:
CEU 2.2
PDH 22

“Very informative and a good refresher...5’s for all instructors.”
—Jeff Richardson, City of Medicine Hat, Alberta

“The course was fantastic! I appreciate all the instructors offering their specialized expertise on each topic.”
—Vicki Voight, Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Missouri Geological Survey

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