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SUMMARY:NHI 131139: Constructing and Inspecting Asphalt Paving Projects (Reno)
DESCRIPTION:Nevada LTAP hosts this 2-day course (8:00 am–4:00 pm PT)\, from November 30–December 1\, 2021. \nNational Highway Institute (NHI) 131139 introduces asphalt pavement construction best practices\, from the importance of understanding project administration roles and responsibilities to the most vital elements of laydown operations and compaction. Participants learn contract administration techniques\, recognize proper construction practices\, identify construction issues and their source\, determine the impact of construction issues on performance\, and select communication strategies for contractors\, consultants\, and superiors. They can then apply the knowledge and skills to maximize quality on construction projects. \nThe importance of a proactive approach to managing and inspecting construction projects is emphasized at every stage. This includes quickly addressing problems\, implementing corrective actions\, and documenting communications between the agency and contractor. \nThis course is eligible as a substitute for the NVLTAP Road Scholar elective course\, Asphalt Paving Technology & Maintenance. \nThis course is designed for participants who ensure a project is built to the owner’s specifications. Participants can be relatively new to asphalt or general project inspection. Participants with broader experience can also take the course to learn about innovative asphalt pavement construction technologies\, participate in class discussions\, and share successful practices. The primary audience are local agency inspectors involved in the preconstruction\, construction\, and review of asphalt paving projects. Multi-district or region attendance is encouraged to get a broader range of perspectives and ideas. \nClick here for further information.
URL:https://nvltap.com/event/nhi-131139-constructing-and-inspecting-asphalt-construction-projects-reno/
LOCATION:Hyatt Place Reno-Tahoe Airport\, 1790 E. Plumb Lane\, Meeting Place 1 & 2\, Reno\, NV\, 89502\, United States
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SUMMARY:Road Resource: How I Built This Network Webinar - Elmore County\, Alabama
DESCRIPTION:Over the last 17 years\, Elmore County\, Alabama has raised the number of roads in good condition throughout their network from 45% in 2004 to 75% in 2021. \nJoin us for a conversation with current chief of operations office\, Richie Beyer\, to understand the steps taken to reach this accomplishment\, including a look at Elmore County’s treatment toolbox\, communication efforts\, and what they have learned along the way. \nAs with each webinar in the “How I Built this Network” series\, presenters will equip participants with free tools and calculators found on roadresource.org for a better look at examining your own road network strategies and opportunities. As 2021 continues with surprises and uncertainties in economic and infrastructure decisions\, it is more important than ever for road managers to understand real-life methods to improve road networks and stretch resources further. \nIn addition to their network achievements\, Elmore County is the recipient of the 2021 James B. Sorenson Excellence in Preservation Award. \nWebinar Topics: \n\nTracking Network Progress\nPavement Preservation Strategies\nTaxpayer Communication\nTreatment Toolbox\n\nWho Should Attend? \n\nRoad Managers\nMunicipal\, City\, County\, State & Provincial Agencies\nConsulting Engineers\n\nThis webinar is part of the 2021 series How I Built this Network. Hosted by the Pavement Preservation & Recycling Alliance\, each webinar in the series highlights important successes by city\, county\, state\, and provincial agencies across North America to achieve better roads today and stronger networks tomorrow.
URL:https://nvltap.com/event/roadresource-org-how-i-built-this-network-webinar-elmore-county-alabama/
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SUMMARY:PPRA: Road Resource Network Bootcamp
DESCRIPTION:Become a Roadvacate! Don’t just learn about the principles of proactive network management\, put them into practice. This hands-on virtual training will put you to work evaluating your annual treatment plans\, expanding your network toolbox\, and collaborating with agencies and experts across North America. \nPreviously known as “Super Users\,” attendees of this virtual bootcamp will learn the tools and skills needed to improve communities through effective and actionable road network optimization. As defenders of road networks\, participants will earn their PPRA Roadvocate certificate in addition to relevant professional development hours. This training is open to all\, including agency & industry members.
URL:https://nvltap.com/event/ppra-road-resource-network-bootcamp/
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SUMMARY:Constructing a Quality Crack Treatment web conference
DESCRIPTION:Constructing quality crack treatments is essential if you are to use your agency’s resources effectively and efficiently. Quality crack treatment steps include: \n\nSelecting the right projects and materials.\nConducting adequate crack preparation.\nApplying a treatment following best practices.\nInspecting the work.\nIdentifying and troubleshooting issues that arise during the project.\n\nThis training is appropriate for anyone who constructs or inspects crack treatments\, including crack filling and sealing. There is a mandatory 10-minute online training participants complete prior to attending the web conference. This makes the class accessible for all experience levels.
URL:https://nvltap.com/event/constructing-a-quality-crack-treatment-2/
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SUMMARY:Every Day Counts (EDC) webinar – Targeted Overlay Pavement Solutions: Crack Attenuating Mixtures and High Performance Thin Overlays
DESCRIPTION:Interest from New Jersey DOT\, research performed by Rutgers University\, and cooperation from suppliers and contractors\, has turned HPTO into the “work horse” of the NJDOT pavement preservation program. Since 2015\, NJDOT has used HPTO on more than 1\,000 lane miles to seal pavement and improve ride quality. Agency staff say it causes minimal impact on traffic with short road closures\, and adds approximately 10 years service life. \nNJDOT uses HPTO to keep up with increased traffic demands without adding depth to the pavement. This is significant because the Department of Environmental Protection rarely allows the agency to raise road elevations. NJDOT uses HPTO in areas with vertical clearance concerns\, guardrails\, and curb and gutter. Including performance requirements for the mixture\, successful construction practices\, and requiring the project engineer to approve specifications\, are believed to be key factors in the success of HPTO as a pavement preservation tool in New Jersey. Learn more about NJDOT’s use of HPTO during the December 8 webinar. Register Now \nNJDOT’s Robert Blight will share many lessons learned during the webinar. In this short video\, Blight explains how the agency overcame funding challenges to create a strong pavement program that incorporates targeted overlay pavement solutions.
URL:https://nvltap.com/event/every-day-counts-edc-webinar-targeted-overlay-pavement-solutions-crack-attenuating-mixtures-and-high-performance-thin-overlays/
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