This instructor-led flagger training will be conducted for individuals who have flagging responsibilities on ANY ROAD OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Others who would benefit from this course include: utility companies working on low volume roads, law enforcement personnel, municipal managers and elected officials (to understand the importance, and for budgeting purposes). This course has been designed to meet the PennDOT Publication 408 flagger training requirements mandated for all flaggers in Pennsylvania.

Are you sure which of your township roads have curves that require warning signs? Did your township comply with its obligations to implement the new requirements in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices requirements by December 31, 2019? In this webinar, Joseph Fiocco, P.E., PTOE with SAFE Highway Engineering will cover the MUTCD requirements, with a particular focus on the requirement to conduct an evaluation of roads to determine which curves require warning signs.

This full-day, on-line virtual seminar is designed to meet the educational interests and busy schedules of consulting engineers by providing a focused overview of important issues of interest to them and their local government clients, all in an easy-to-use virtual classroom setting.

This instructor-led flagger training will be conducted for individuals who have flagging responsibilities on ANY ROAD OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Others who would benefit from this course include: utility companies working on low volume roads, law enforcement personnel, municipal managers and elected officials (to understand the importance, and for budgeting purposes). This course has been designed to meet the PennDOT Publication 408 flagger training requirements mandated for all flaggers in Pennsylvania.

Public agencies face unique facility management challenges, even under the best of circumstances. They need reliable solutions customized to meet the need for speed, quality, transparency and ROI. This discussion focuses on how to address challenging budget constraints while protecting roofing assets, extending performance life and planning for long-term needs while addressing the most urgent roofing problems.

In Pennsylvania, Township Managers and Maintenance Professionals are increasingly faced with emergency geohazard (landslides, rockfalls, sinkholes, mine subsidence) events that impact critical infrastructure and local transportation networks. As the number of geohazard impacts continue to go up, funding is often being reduced, so innovative solutions and contracting are needed. This webinar, presented by Chris Ruppen, P.G., Pennsylvania Client Services Manager with GeoStabilization International, will discuss innovative stabilization tools available, the role of preventative maintenance and the importance of a safe and timely response. Several recent case studies will be presented that depict stabilization of local roads that were impacted by geohazards.

Is your township responsible for operating and maintaining stormwater best management practices (BMPs) or is it enforcing the operations and maintenance (O&M) of BMPs by private property owners? This workshop will provide the steps to help local officials develop an effective inspection program. Attendees will walk away with a clearer understanding of BMP types and components, how to develop inspection protocol and procedures, and how to get private property owners to comply with local regulations.

The presentation will examine FB Dense graded cold mix properties and their design criteria.

Residential traffic management issues continue to evolve. Approaches and tools adopted several decades ago are often insufficient to meet today's needs. This session will review lessons from 20-plus years of traffic calming, discuss key changes that affect how we approach traffic challenges, and consider new practices. (Note: The workshop presumes the audience is familiar with traffic calming and will include only a brief overview of specific measures.)

During this workshop, the presenters will explore several options, including slip lining, cured in place pipe (CIPP), portland and geopolymer mortar spray lining, and invert repair with concrete or concrete cloth. Participants will break into groups to discuss the pros and cons of each technology and share) solutions.