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Course Title |
Type/ Hours |
Cost |
Description |
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AASHTO LRFR Bridge Specifications |
WS
8 hours |
No Charge |
This
one-day bridge load rating seminar is sponsored by the Federal
Highway Administration in cooperation with the Arizona Department
of Transportation. The seminar will provide guidance on
implementing the AASHTO Load and Resistance Factor Rating (LRFR)
methodology for bridges designed with the AASHTO LRFD
Specifications as well as bridges designed in accordance with
previous versions of the AASHTO Standard Specifications.
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Basic Work Zone Traffic Control / Flagger |
WS
8 hours |
$35.00 LG |
This course will give the
participant an introduction to Part VI of the Manual on Uniform
Traffic Control Devices with exposure to typical applications of
various traffic control devices. The topics of discussion will
include: Work Zone Safety, signs and signing applications, work
zone set up, types of work zones, and Flagging procedures. |
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Maintenance Math |
RS I
8 hours |
$35.00 LG
$50.00 PA |
A
refresher and beginner course for public work employees. The
course teaches the student in calculating areas, volumes, rates,
costs, and solving common maintenance problems encountered in the
field of public works. |
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NEPA and Transportation Decision Making |
WS
24 hours |
$200.00 LG
$400.00 PA |
This course considers FHWA's
policies and procedures for applying the National Environmental
Policy Act (NEPA) to the project development and decisionmaking
processes related to transportation facilities. The course
examines the evolution of environmental policy and the integration
of social, environmental, and economic factors into the framework
of laws, regulations, policies, and guidance, which assist in
achieving a decision on a transportation project that is in the
best overall public interest.
The course emphasizes using the Council on Environmental Quality
and FHWA's regulations and guidance for implementing NEPA and
Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act, as well as
initiatives for interagency coordination and streamlining the
project development process. Also emphasized are public
involvement, Title VI/Environmental Justice, FHWA's policy for
mitigation and enhancement, and the role of transportation in
achieving sustainable development. |
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Safety Inspection of In-Service Bridges |
WS
80 hours |
$700.00 LG
$1400.00 PA |
This
course is based on the "Bridge Inspector's Reference Manual" and
provides training on the safety inspection of in-service highway
bridges. Satisfactory completion of this course will fulfill
the training requirements of the National Bridge Inspection
Standards (NBIS) for a comprehensive training course. |
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Systems Engineering for ITS Workshop
Course Flyer |
WS
16 hours |
No Cost |
This two day workshop includes
two parts:
Systems Engineering Training- Learn about systems engineering,
moving from general concepts to the specifics of how systems
engineering is being used for actual transportation projects.
Process Improvement Review- The workshop participants apply what
they learned about systems engineering to their own project
delivery process. The existing project delivery process and
sample project deliverables are reviewed and discussed.
Facilitators and participants will work together to develop a set
of process improvement recommendations. Workshop
participants will meet on the morning of the last day to discuss
and refine preliminary recommendations. |
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Technical Math |
WS
16 hours |
$70.00 LG |
Designed to give an applied
introduction to solving technical math problems, both in and out
of the field. |
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Workshop DL= Downlink RS I= Road
Scholar Level I Course RS II= Road Scholar
Level II Course |
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Contributing Agencies LG=
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Agencies PA= Private Agencies |
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Reminder for CPR/First Aid classes, the fee is $10 for
Contributing Agencies and $45 for Non-Contributing Agencies.
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