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This presentation will prepare attendees for reviewing a baseline schedule submission, including what to look for and how to ensure the schedule sets the project up for success from the beginning. Topics Covered: Compliance with the project scheduling specifications What should a good specification say? Acceptance...
This presentation will give attendees the playbook for a review of a monthly schedule submission - what you should focus on, what's less important, and what red lights should go off to signal your project may be in trouble. Topics Covered: Compliance with the project scheduling specifications What should...
Effective signage is critical to roadway safety and driver awareness. Join us for an overview of best practices in road sign design, installation, and maintenance. This session will highlight key standards and considerations guided by the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), including design...
This roundtable conversation will cover: Common surfacing options used in each represented state as well as their pros and cons; how methods and materials are chosen Lifecycle, performance, safety considerations, and construction techniques Maintenance, rehab, and future considerations/innovations
This presentation will primarily cover Local Road Safety Plans to include how they are developed and used, the return on investment, case studies and successes, access to funding sources, road safety toolkits, proven safety countermeasures, safe streets for all program, and traffic safety resources that...
The Retention & Recruitment Roundtable is intended to be a sharing opportunity for the states to generate conversation and learn from each other. Each state will have representation from their talent acquisition, leadership development, and/or their recruitment teams to share some of their efforts used...
This presentation will take a deep dive into the many tools and functions within critical path method scheduling software that help (and sometimes hurt) your project schedules. By the end of the course, attendees will know what these various toggles, tools, and settings can be used for, how they affect...
Section 4(f) refers to the original section within the U.S. Department of Transportation Act of 1966 which provided for consideration of park and recreation lands, wildlife and waterfowl refuges, and historic sites during transportation project development. The law, now codified in 49 U.S.C. 303 and...
Resiliency is the ability to withstand and recover from adversity. But have you ever wondered how to effectively build it so you can unlock your true potential? This training focuses on learning the 10 skills of resilience, identifying which ones you personally want to improve, and equipping yourself...
Slope instability and landslides cause millions of dollars of damage yearly to transportation infrastructure. Instability exists in both natural slopes and man-made fills. This presentation will discuss some common issues with unstable slopes, common ways to identify potential and active slope issues...