Events

This 2-day class will cover welding & cutting safety, duty cycle, welding defects, equipment maintenance, demonstrations, SMAW, GMAW, GTAW.

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 seminar is intended for any owner agency or their authorized representatives who are responsible for either the quality control, quality assurance, or the corresponding acceptance of any construction material item on MDOT Let contracts.

In this workshop you’ll learn about pavement basics, paving equipment, inspector safety, problem areas & distresses, and unique paving situations. A series of paving exercises will be included as part of this training.

In this workshop you’ll learn about pavement basics, paving equipment, inspector safety, problem areas & distresses, and unique paving situations. A series of paving exercises will be included as part of this training.

Updates (MDOT, Local Bridge Program, FHWA, TAMC, QA/QC), Managing Aging Culverts, Normalization of Deviance, MDOT Specifications & Protective Coatings for Bridge Preservation, Big Erick’s Bridge, New Macomb County Bridges, Mackinac Bridge

This 2-day class will cover welding & cutting safety, duty cycle, welding defects, equipment maintenance, demonstrations, SMAW, GMAW, GTAW.

This workshop is targeted to structural engineers associated with the structural design of reinforced and prestressed concrete highway construction and rehabilitation projects. See page 4 of the flyer for more information.

Attendees should bring a laptop with Excel installed and be ready to interact. There are several activities that allow for attendees to explore key concepts individually and in groups.

This workshop will consist of current topics related to bridge maintenance. The intended audience is engineers and managers who desire to increase their understanding of maintenance options and methods by which repairs are made. See page 3 of the flyer for a sample of past topics.