Events

Learn how to use AASHTOWare Bridge Rating™ software in a virtual hands-on workshop environment. Participants will need the latest version of the software installed on the computer they are using for the training.

This online training is intended for those Metropolitan/Regional Planning Organizations responsible for PASER/IBR data collection and submittal.

This 2-day webinar is for new users who are looking to learn the basics of getting Roadsoft up and running, as well as to become more familiar with the general program features and functionality.

This is the first part of a two-part webinar series that will cover advanced topics in the AASHTOWare Bridge Rating™ software.

This 4-hr virtual workshop discusses the basic operating principles of wastewater treatment lagoons and operator tasks associated with operation, maintenance, monitoring, and compliance. By the end of this class, attendees will be able to do the following:
> List key monitoring parameters to evaluate lagoon performance.
> Describe daily operator duties necessary for wastewater lagoon operation.
> Explain the causes of excess sludge accumulation and discuss solutions.
> Analyze compliance problems that can occur with wastewater lagoons.

An interactive webinar about working in cold weather. Topics of discussion will be recognizing the early signs of cold injuries, identifying factors that may impact our body’s reaction to cold weather, and tips for staying comfortable in cold environments.

Intended Audience: Roadsoft users who wish to learn about creating, backing up, restoring, moving, and sharing Roadsoft databases. You will also learn about installing and updating SQL Express.

This is the second part of a two-part webinar series that will cover advanced topics in the AASHTOWare Bridge Rating™ software.

Learn to enter road and bridge project data, translate Roadsoft treatments to Investment Reporting Tool (IRT) project classifications, export TAMC project reporting files for the IRT, upload files to the IRT, and complete the TAMC reporting requirements.

Attendees – operators, superintendents, managers, directors, and more - learn the latest technologies & techniques for fighting snow on road networks and connect with peers from across the state.