Previous Trainings

For those who are updating an existing bridge or pavement asset management plan.
This webinar will review the process of updating date for the templates from Roadsoft and MiBridge, will step through the process of completing updated graphs and tables for these plans, and will demonstrate generation of an updated compliance plan.

This web meeting will give local agencies a chance to speak firsthand to the people from TAMC who process and review asset management plans.

Get the best return on investment for all your assets. The Inventory-Based Rating (IBR) System™ allows you to individually prioritize categories, set up work plans, and create stability in your unpaved roads asset management. Required every three years.

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.

Join experts from MDOT, EGLE, DNR, USFWS, and Michigan’s local agencies as they share insights on infrastructure resiliency, environmental permitting, flood response, and innovative monitoring approaches.

Of all the available technology, how do you know what is right for your operation? AVL has almost become standard. Road weather information systems (RWIS) stations are popping up more frequently. Dashcams are being used to reduce liabilities. Telemetry is changing the way fleet departments process requests. How will your operators react to implementing dash cams and location tracking? In this webinar, we will discuss different options to collect and interpret data and how to better apply it to snow fighting, as well as to the customer service side of your operations.

Join us for an in-depth webinar on how to best utilize Thawcaster as another tool for deciding when to impose or remove spring load restrictions.

This class is a 2025 Waiver Valuation update for local agency projects with federal aid. It will explain when a Waiver Valuation may be used and will review the reports approved to be used under the new federal final rule (2024) and the MDOT Real Estate Procedure Manual (May 2025).

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.

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.