Join the leading global dewatering community

Get access to our membership database, training programs, stay up to date with the latest industry developments, connect with fellow industry members and share best practices

The Dewatering Institute (TDI) was founded as a way for stakeholders in the industry to come together and develop the dewatering industry across the entire project life cycle, from concept designs right through to successful project completion. As the institute develops, its aim is to provide a platform for members that will promote best practices in dewatering.

Members benefits

  • Connect with fellow industry members and share best practices
  • Get access to our membership database, project owners, government bodies, engineers, contractors, manufacturers and suppliers
  • Share your services, products, events and vacancies with fellow members (through our website, newsletters and other publications)
  • Get access to training programs and events organized by TDI and other members
  • Stay up to date with the latest industry developments through our publications and newsletters

Who can join?

TDI’s purpose is to serve all its members and collaborators including project owners, government bodies, engineers, contractors, manufacturers and suppliers.

  • Clients
  • Consultants
  • Contractors
  • (Sub) Contractors
  • Engineers
  • Suppliers
  • Sole Proprietors
  • Individuals (Hydrogeologist, Geologists)

Collaboration with global leaders

TDI opens up a range of opportunities for its members. As part of the platform you will be able to network with global leaders and thought provokers alike.

Join and promote your business amongst a growing community of dewatering professionals worldwide

TDI opens up a range of opportunities for its members. As part of the platform you will be able to network with global leaders and thought provokers alike.

Call us: +27 711773779
Email: riette@dewateringinst.com

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