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 TRAINING COURSES
Inspecting Roads and Establishing Maintenance Needs
 
1 day Course
Presenter: Chris Shaw
This course outlines the inspection methodology involved in establishing physical maintenance needs. Having confirmed the needs, the inspector must apply skill and knowledge to identify and report needs, cost options and priorities.


Topics include:

  • methods to determine work requirements
  • parameters influencing level of activity
  • understanding pavement materials and modes of failure
  • evaluation options
  • prioritising needs
  • preparation of future work programmes
  • quality



On completion of this course participants will have the knowledge to:

  • define a pavement management system
  • identify failure modes
  • identify appropriate remedies
  • develop criteria for assessing pavement performance
  • prioritise maintenance needs
  • implement a maintenance management strategy
  • understand the contract process
  • prepare future work programmes



Who Should Attend:

Road supervisors, inspectors, engineers and managers responsible for inspecting road networks to establish maintenance needs.


Cost:

$405.00 per person + GST

(Minimum numbers apply before a course is confirmed)




Online Registration

You can register for this course right now. Select which regional area and date you require. Then click on "Register Now" to go through to the registration form.





Further Information

For further information please contact Lisa Knowles