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Oct. 22 |
ASPHALT PAVEMENT DESIGN for PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS Preconference Workshop |
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Session 1 |
North Macadam: What's Happening Now? Gregg Weston |
Expedited Public Involvement Greg Miller and Gene Appel
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Green by Design: Clean Water Services Administration Office Building Terry Chamberlin and Tim Richard
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Session 2 |
What Can the OSU Extension Service Do for You? Therese Hogue, Deborah Maddy and Clint Jacks |
Community Oriented Project Management Mary Meloy
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The Basics of Equipment Anchorage and Utility Bracing for Seismic Loads Mark Nelson and Patrick Murphy
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Oct 23 |
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Session 3 |
Alternative Construction Delivery Systems Steve Anderson
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Maintenance Management Performance Measures Greg Miller and Harry Lorick
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Communicating with a Diverse Workforce Dan Martinez
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Session 4 |
The ABCs of SDCs and How a Cross-Section of Oregon Communities Compare Nancy Burns and Debbie Galardi |
Both Sides of the Story: Public Works and the
Media Rick Meyers, Tim Doran and Ryan Cambridge |
Tough Talk: Navigating Difficult Conversations Moe Carrick
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Session 5 |
Update on 2003 Legislature LOC staff |
Ayres Road: A Case Study in Traffic Calming (When Is Too Much Just Enough?) Paul Klope and Brian Genovese |
Continuity Planning: Handling the Holes Left by Retirement Roland Hoskins
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Session 6 |
Motivation: How to bring out the best in people Jeanne Nyquist |
Safety at the Worksite -- Is It As Safe as It Looks? Dan Martinez |
PERS: What’s up now C. Lance Colley |
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Oct 24 |
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Session 7 |
Natural Treatment Systems and Beneficial Reuse -- Could It Be So Simple? Mark Madison
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Update from NOAA Fisheries Nancy Munn, Ph.D |
ADA in the Public Right
of Way |
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Session 8 |
Integrating Electronic Survey Data Through Design, Construction and Maintenance Ron Singh, PLS |
Endangered Species Act Made Easy: Smoothing the Permitting Process Chris Cziesla
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Integrating TMDLs
Into Oregon's Municipal Storm Water Permits |
ASPHALT PAVEMENT DESIGN for PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS
This workshop consists of instruction and explanation on the use of the “Asphalt Pavement Design Guide”. The Guide was originally developed by Dr. Gary Hicks, and has recently been updated and expanded in several areas.
The class is offered 10/22 from 8 - 11:00 and will cover mix design and mix type selection with SuperPave technology, structural design based on both AASHTO Design and mechanistic design concepts, and specifications.
The course includes examples and workshop problems to help demonstrate key principles.
The instructor will be Jim Huddleston, P.E., Executive Director of the Asphalt Pavement Association of Oregon.
The course will qualify for three Professional Developmental Units.
The new updated Design Guide will be provided for each participant in the class. If you are currently registered as an APAO Design Guide holder, you will be given the updated Guide for no charge. If you do not currently have a Guide you may purchase one for $50.00. This may be done after the class.
Page last updated April 22, 2011