The proposed short training program on Dam Safety Principles aims to address the need for capacity building in the development of dam structures in South Asia. Through a combination of classroom training and field trips to suitable sites in Tasmania, the course aims to provide practical knowledge on dam safety principles such as risk assessment, design, construction, operation, maintenance, and emergency preparedness.
The course is designed to equip officials and executives from South Asia with the necessary skills and knowledge to ensure the safe and effective development of dam structures in the region
This short training will be delivered through a blended learning model (online and in classroom with site visits, guest speakers and engagement with relevant organisations). The blended learning approach will include three components:
This phase aims to set the context for the training for the participants. Conducted online for 1-2 days, it will set and align the expectations of the participants vis a vis the overall learning outcome.
This phase would be conducted in Tasmania. The training in Australia will be for 7 days. The training partner will be anchoring this phase that includes delivery of classroom learning, exposure through field visits and networking opportunities.
The participants will be expected to apply the concepts learned during the SARIC training in their work environment. A one-day online engagement called ‘SARIC in Workplace’ will be arranged for presentations by the alumni on utilising their learnings at workplace.
Through a combination of online and offline learning activities, site visits, case studies and interactions with Australian experts, organisations and institutions; participants will benefit from: