WWETT Headed to Indianapolis Feb. 17-20

Trenchless and pipe cleaning professionals will be making their annual pilgrimage to Indianapolis Feb. 17-20 (including the team from Trenchless Technology at Booth #1238) for the Water and Wastewater Equipment Treatment & Transport Show (WWETT). The conference and exhibition will be held at the Indianapolis Convention Center.

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This show — returning to its familiar Wednesday-Saturday format — remains an important tradeshow stop for trenchless and pipe cleaning professionals worldwide. Attended by more than 4,000 septic, sewer and drain professionals each year, WWETT offers up the latest products and technology in the environmental service industry, as well as providing educational seminars that are led by industry-leading professionals.

Attendees will have access to more than 600 exhibits, spanning more than 540,000 sq ft of the convention center. The largest annual trade show of its kind, WWETT has grown significantly over the last several years, attracting some 10,000 environmental service professionals from 53 countries to discuss onsite installation, portable sanitation, sewer cleaning, utility location and much, more.

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WWETT features more than 100 educational sessions over the course of the event, led by leading associations and manufacturers. The sessions get started on Wednesday, Feb. 17, with what’s aptly named Education Day with more than 50 educational seminars running from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

More sessions are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday. The educational offerings feature trenchless technology topics in pipeline rehabilitation and repair and utility location, as well as sewer cleaning repairs, operation and maintenance and safety. Other topics include hydro-excavation and business trends.

WWETT is also featuring two nights of its annual Kick-off Party, this year held at Lucas Oil Stadium down on the football field, allowing attendees to network and relax. Tapping into the popular craft beer craze, new to the Kick-off event is the First Annual Wastewater Brewing Competition, allowing WWETT home brewers to show off their best creations to a panel of judges for a chance to win the coveted Golden Growler award.

The convention’s annual Industry Appreciation and Networking Party is on Friday, Feb. 19 at Indiana Convention Center, featuring country artist Jerrod Niemann.

For more information, follow this handy link to the WWETT website.

Sharon M. Bueno is managing editor of Trenchless Technology.