Previous Trainings

This 2.5-day hybrid training is hosted by FHWA and provides details about collecting and reporting National Bridge Inventory (NBI) data using the SNBI.

This webinar will cover the theory and policy behind bridge load rating.

Join Roadsoft staff for our online RUG meeting and learn about the latest changes and improvements to the Roadsoft software suite.
> Updates on 2024 Roadsoft work plan progress
> Overview of new Roadsoft features
> Discussion of the 2025 Roadsoft work plan
> Questions & feedback

This webinar will cover the basic functions and layout of AASHTOWare Bridge Rating™ software.

This class provides and introduction to how a small utility or municipal shop can get started using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in their operations.

By the end of this webinar, attendees will have an improved understanding of the following:
> The basics of GIS and key terms
> How GIS could be useful for daily operations and long-term knowledge retention
> What options are out for GIS software or services
> How to digitize a paper maps and bring existing GIS data into your GIS
> How to find assets in a GIS, make a map, and share your data with others

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 workshop will help you speed up document production and learn to take advantage of PowerPoint features such as master pages, templates, layers, object selection, image animations, and automated slide shows.

This workshop will help you make your documents more attractive and useful with consistent formatting. You’ll learn to take advantage of powerful Excel features such as pivot tables, charts, graphs, and complex calculations.

This workshop will help you speed up document production using Word’s built-in formatting and design tools, as well as help you work more efficiently and easily as you create and edit typical business and government documents.

Sound, ethical behavior is the cornerstone of the engineering profession. Engineering requires honesty and impartiality toward the work we do to protect public health, safety, and welfare. This webinar is designed to meet the ethical training requirements of the Michigan PE while reminding us all of the importance in making clear ethical decisions during our daily activities.