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LHTAC T2 Center
This 4 hour workshop is a core requirement for the Road Scholar program. It will include the basics of work zone traffic control set up and operation, as well as the procedures for proper and safe flagging.
This course is a core requirement for the Road Master program. This class is also a per-requisite to the Traffic Control Supervisor course (TCS). This class is offered as an introduction to the basic principles of temporary work zone traffic control, this one-day training course is designed to instruct the participant in the underlying principles of temporary traffic control as set forth in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).
This class is a core requirement for the Road Scholar Program. This workshop covers math concepts and procedures performed in daily work activities. It is is designed as a refresher class on basic math fundamentals.
This class can be applied as an elective to the Road Scholar/Road Master program. This workshop will cover the basic elements of leveling and setting grades for highway projects.
This webinar can be used towards the core requirement for the Road Scholar program.
This course is a core requirement for the Road Master program.
This class can be applied as an elective to the Road Scholar/Road Master program. Saving Lives With A Low Cost Approach.
This 4-hour webinar can be used as an elective for the Road Scholar/Road Master Program.
This class is part of the Leadership Program
This course is a core requirement for the Road Scholar Program. It replaces the Pavement Maintenance 1 requirement.
This class is a core requirement for the Road Master program. The participants will have an understanding of the makeup of a roadway and the qualities that increase the service life of the road.
This is a core requirement for the Road Scholar Program. The course will provide a basic understanding of how soils and aggregates interact and how to provide a proper roadway section under various conditions.
This two-day class is a core requirement for the Road Master program. This class will provide local jurisdiction personnel with the necessary knowledge on speed zoning to understand the legal requirements; be able to collect the necessary field data; and recognize when speed zoning changes are appropriate.
This is the first course in a series of five courses for the new Leadership Development Program.
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