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July/August 2001
New Courses Offered
Pavement Preservation: Selecting Pavements for Preventive Maintenance (#131058) focuses on selecting the right pavement for various preservation treatments. The course also illustrates pavement evaluation, project selection, and materials considerations for various preventive maintenance applications.
Use of Critical Path Method (CPM) for Estimating, Scheduling, and Timely Completion (#134049) focuses on effective construction and maintenance planning and scheduling tools that can be used to accelerate construction and minimize impact on the traveling public.
Recommended Practices for Management and Operations of Intelligent Transportation Systems (#137025) offers guidelines on recommended practices, enabling ITS professionals to assess and further their own management and operations needs and practices.
Newly Revised Course
Highway/Utility Issues (#134006), based on the Highway/Utility Guide, provides training in the efficient use of crowded rights-of-way for highway and utility purposes.
Coming Soon
PCC Pavement Evaluation and Rehabilitation (#131062) presents different techniques to identify the causes and patterns of distress in portland cement concrete (PCC) pavement. The course also presents techniques for rehabilitation selection, design, and construction for various types of distress.
HMA Pavement Evaluation and Rehabilitation (#131063) presents different techniques to identify the causes and patterns of distress in hot-mix asphalt pavement. The course also presents techniques for rehabilitation selection, design, and construction for various types of distress.
Please consult the NHI Web site for the course location nearest you, or call course coordinator Lynn Cadarr at (703) 235-0528.
Other Articles in this Issue:
HELP WANTED - Meeting the Need for Tomorrow's Transportation Work Force
Iowa's Approach to Environmental Stewardship
Moveable Barrier Solves Work-Zone Dilemma
A Light at the End of the Tunnel
International Cooperation to Prevent Collisions at Intersections
Pay Attention - Buckle Up: Safe Driving Is a Full-Time Job
