Solid Waste Landfill Design

This comprehensive course covers the full lifecycle of landfill development—from site investigation and liner design to leachate treatment, gas management, and post-closure strategies. Participants will explore cutting-edge topics such as PFAS mitigation, elevated temperature landfills, and sustainability campus development, all taught by leading researchers, regulators, and industry experts. Through interactive sessions, real-world case studies, and a site tour, attendees will gain practical knowledge to lead successful landfill projects in today’s complex regulatory and environmental landscape.

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Who Should Attend?

  • Civil, geotechnical, and geoenvironmental engineers involved in landfill design and permitting.
  • Landfill owners, operators, and facility managers overseeing waste disposal and expansion projects.
  • Regulatory agency staff, planners, and public works professionals responsible for solid waste infrastructure.

What You Will Learn

  • Apply best practices in landfill design, including liner systems, leachate management, slope stability, and gas control.
  • Understand regulatory frameworks and emerging contaminants such as PFAS and elevated temperature waste.
  • Evaluate financial, operational, and sustainability strategies for long-term landfill performance and compliance.

Course Details: RA00423

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Course Outline

Total Credits:
CEU 2.3
PDH 23

"Wasn't expecting this much pertinent information as a geologist and was pleasantly surprised."
—T.J. Daniel, Bunnell-Lammons Engineering

"Great information, networking, and references. Too often, binders/slide handouts are useless once back in the office, not the case here."
—Jason Hinds, FMG Engineering, Rapid City, SD

"(Elevated Temperature Landfills) very, very informative. Big issue with clients, so truly helpful."
—Christian Kessler, WCGRP

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