We are upgrading the WSA 05 Conduit Inspection Reporting Code of Australia and would value your input.

The fourth edition of the Conduit Inspection Reporting Code of Australia has been prepared to take account of the experiences of asset owners that have adopted the Code as part of their condition assessment practices for conduits and maintenance structures. Advice has also been provided by a small number of practitioners, who deliver training courses for operators as well as contract and asset managers.

The fourth edition of the Code has been further revised to improve the functionality of the Code as an aid to effective asset management of sewerage and stormwater drainage systems.

eBook codes

WSAA has recently changed to an eBook format for the latest editions of our codes. eBook users benefit from increased interactivity through technical diagrams and pop-up definitions, efficient navigation, quick and easy discovery of content, editing tools such as bookmarks, notes and highlighting, and the ability to send instant feedback straight to the Association. Viewing codes and standards on any device, especially smartphones or tablets, will improve access for practitioners in the field. It also ensures users are viewing the most up to date versions.

Have your say

As this is a significant change to the previous version of WSA 05, we are giving you the opportunity to provide your feedback. The public consultation period is open now until Friday 15 November 2019.

How do I view the public consultation draft?

The draft Conduit Inspection Reporting Code of Australia eBook is available here

How do I make a submission?

Submissions on the draft Conduit Inspection Reporting Code of Australia eBook can be entered directly into the eBook. You will need to sign up and register before you can make any submissions using the notes functions. Refer to the attached document ‘Factsheet - Adding Comment to WSAA Codes’.

Submissions must be received by 5 pm AEDT on Friday 15 November 2019.

What will happen next?

Once the public consultation period has concluded, the WSAA Project Team will consider the submissions received and amend the Code as deemed appropriate.

It is envisaged that the fourth edition of the Conduit Inspection Reporting Code of Australia will be finalised and ready for publication on the 13th December 2019. The fourth edition of the Conduit Inspection Reporting Code of Australia will be published as an eBook only, and will be available for purchase via the WSAA shop.

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22 Oct 2019

Laura Jaquest

Laura Jaquest

Communications Advisor