Common Pavement Maintenance Techniques
Presented by Cornell Local Roads Program Director David Orr, PE
10 events found.
Events
-
-
-
Short Span Bridge Economy and Life Cycle Costs
Online WebinarState, county and municipality bridge owners are replacing and need to replace many older and deteriorated bridges in their inventories. A common concern they face is selecting economical bridge material,…
-
Safety for Public Works First Responders
Part 1 (May 19, 2020 at 8:00-10:00 AM Central Time) Module 1: Preparing for Disaster Physically and Mentally Module 2: Public Works (PW) Roles in Disaster Operations Register for Part…
-
Basic Math and Plan Reading
PLEASE NOTE: This training is open to New Jersey Public Works Employees Only! This course provides a refresher on basic math skills related to construction inspection and orad maintenance, as…
-
ROUTES Initiative
This webinar will feature background on the ROUTES initiative and coalition, why they were created, what the coalition learned so far from their Requests for Information (RFI), and their next…
-
Innovation Exchange Conversations Launching Change
Using Data for Asset Management Data, data, and more data! Now that you’ve collected all this data, what are you supposed to do with it? Find out during our next…
-
Preparing an Asset Management Plan for your Pavements
Presented by Cornell Local Roads Program Technical Assistance Engineer Geoffrey R. Scott, PE Having a plan in place is a valuable way to determine the how and where to make…
-
Virtual Public Involvement – Lessons Learned Webinar
Online WebinarVirtual public involvement has become an important tool during this time of COVID-19 and social distancing. Whether you have already tried it or are moving into using a virtual public…
-
-
Highway Plan Reading Course Webinar Series
Online WebinarThe two webinar sessions being offered in this Highway Plan Reading Course are designed for participants who seek a basic understanding of how to read and understand both construction and…
-
Roundabouts Update Webinar
If there were 32 chances for your family member to make a deadly mistake and you were able lower that number to only 8 chances, why wouldn’t you? Roundabouts, as…