Previous Trainings

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 asset management. Required every three years.

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 that need to be completed will be sent a week before the event.

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.

MDOT is pleased to announce their new LAP Section 106 review process. This webinar will discuss the recently executed Programmatic Agreement and provide an overview of the new review process and related forms, responses, and guidance documents.

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 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.

MDOT is pleased to announce their new LAP Section 106 review process. This webinar will discuss the recently executed Programmatic Agreement and provide an overview of the new review process and related forms, responses, and guidance documents.

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.

Learn the fundamentals of asset management. From pavement basics to how to select the right treatment or preventative measure - we've got you covered. We'll give you everything you need to know to get started to maximize your ROI on future projects.

There are four main stages of a transportation construction project: planning, design, construction, and maintenance. This online class will explain the stakeholder duties and expectations at each project stage.