Online learning opportunity!
Asphalt Roads: Common Maintenance Problems Webinar
June 5, 2020 from 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM EST (more…)
Online learning opportunity!
Asphalt Roads: Common Maintenance Problems Webinar
June 5, 2020 from 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM EST (more…)
Asphalt Pavement Maintenance 2 Part Webinar
May 19th and 20th
1-3 p.m. (Both Days) Central Time
Are potholes a problem? Proper pavement maintenance techniques are important for keeping roadways in good condition. Learn the most efficient methods for preserving the integrity of your asphalt roadways so that you can prioritize projects and maximize maintenance dollars.
Who Should Attend? Maintenance personnel, crew leaders, crew members, road foremen, street superintendents.
Instructor: Dr. Stacy Williams with the University of Arkansas is an expert in this field and is the instructor for this training.
Asphalt Pavement Maintenance Flyer (PDF)
Basic Pavement Maintenance 2 Part Webinar
June 9th and 10th
1-3 p.m. (Both Days) Central Time
Too much pavement repair work and not enough budget? It can be tricky to prioritize roadway repair projects, especially given public and political pressures. This class will help you determine how to get the most from your maintenance budget and increase the long-term quality of your roadway network.
Who should attend?
Decision makers, elected officials, street superintendents, road foremen, project coordinators, and crew leaders.
Instructor: Dr. Stacy Williams with the University of Arkansas is an expert in this field and is the instructor for this training.
Basic Pavement Maintenance Flyer (PDF)
Registration: www.cttp.org/ardot/t2
For Questions Contact:
Laura D. Carter
Technology Transfer Program Manager
Arkansas Department of Transportation
System Information and Research Division
(501) 569-2380
Laura.Carter@ardot.gov
This course will be offered virtually using Zoom.
Title: Roadway Safety Audit
Instructor: Brent Jennings
Dates: May 27 & 28 (must attend both days)
Times: 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Mountain Time both days
Cost: FREE
RS/RM Credit: Yes, this is an approved elective course.
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ITD announced on April 7th that they will allow lenience on flagger certifications expiring after October 19, 2019 and will allow flaggers to be certified via online training on projects for the next six (6) months, after which only flaggers certified through in-person training will be allowed.
Note: This option has been made temporary in response to COVID-19.
Read the full ITD Memorandum HERE.
Given concerns over the availability and/or possible shortage of certified traffic control supervisors (TCS) due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, new temporary measures are effective immediately:
1.Use of TCS with certifications that expire after October 31, 2019