Events

This webinar will include an introduction to the TAMC Michigan Non-NBI Culvert Structure Inspection Guide & cover inventory collection and condition evaluation, as well as field evaluation examples.

This class covers distress identification for asphalt, concrete & sealcoat roads and sets the foundation for the PASER visual rating system. Please note that registration for PASER Class 2 is separate.

This class includes TAMC updates on data collection & council info, rating rules & tips, interactive rating exercises on asphalt/concrete/sealcoat roads. Attendance is required both days. Please note that registration for PASER Class 1 is separate.

This class provides a comprehensive overview of the surface water treatment process which includes coagulation, flocculation, filtration, sedimentation, and disinfection. Attendees will also be introduced to relevant compliance regulations and essential mathematics and processes for chemical dosing, equipment operation, and process control of surface water treatment plants.

Join Roadsoft staff for our online RUG meeting and learn about the latest changes and improvements to the Roadsoft software suite.

• Updates on 2025 Roadsoft work plan progress
• Overview of new Roadsoft features
• Discussion of the 2026 Roadsoft work plan
• Questions & feedback

This class covers concepts and mathematics needed for wastewater treatment process control.

Come learn about asphalt mix design selection, unique pavement types, and innovative solutions for problem pavement areas.

This online training is intended for those Michigan Metropolitan/Regional Planning Organizations responsible for PASER/IBR data collection and submittal.

This 2-day webinar is for new Roadsoft users who are looking to learn the basics of getting Roadsoft up and running, as well as becoming more familiar with the general program features and functionality.

This class provides a comprehensive overview of factors which influence water quality within distribution systems and highlights key practices that operators use to protect public health and maintain water quality.