Currently Scheduled Courses
Listed is our currently scheduled courses for 2008, to register for a course simply fill out our registration form. If you don't see a course scheduled you'd like to take, you can also request training.
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September 8-9, 2008 (Two-Day Course)
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:30am - 4pm
Intersection Design & Analysis - This course instructed by Dane Ismart will have broad general coverage of at-grade intersection analysis and design features. The analysis will include signalized, unsignalized and roundabout intersections. Specific coverage will include capacity, analysis, signal warrants, queue analysis and safety selected design features. Registrants will be given a certificate awarding 1.2 CEU’s upon completion of the program. For more information about CEU's please visit our FAQ page.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $115 for Maryland local government employees, $150 for state and federal employees, and $175 for private and out-of-state participants.
September 24, 2008
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:30am - 12:30pm
Introduction to Geosynthetics - This course is an introduction to geosynthetics, beginning with a discussion of geosynthetics, what they are, how they are made and how they can be used in a road maintenance program. Instructed by Ed Stellfox the class will cover the following topics: history, materials, geotextile fabrics, geogrids, geocells and geowebs, uses & applications, drainage, inflation, erosion control, reinforcement, separation, and reflective crack control.
Registration Fees: There is a $25 registration fee for this course.
October 6, 2008
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:15am - 4pm
Introduction to Temporary Traffic Control - An introductory course instructed by Juan Morales to temporary traffic control in work zones, TCC is a one-day course designed to give participants a complete overview of traffic control in work zones, including applicable standards, devices used, component parts and their requirements, and installation/removal considerations.
Registration Fees: The following fees will be charged for this course, $115 for Maryland local government employees, $150 for state and federal employees, and $195 for private and out-of-state participants.
October 7-8, 2008 (Two-Day Course)
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8am - 4pm
Work Zone Design - The course instructed by Juan Morales will give participants knowledge of the entire temporary traffic control (TTC) process: planning, design, review, installation, maintenance, and evaluation of proper maintenance of traffic (MOT) controls for work zones. While the functions of planning, design, review, and operation of temporary traffic control are covered in detail, issues concerning safety of pedestrians and highway workers, human factors, and legal responsibility are also addressed. Registrants will be given a certificate awarding 1.2 CEU’s upon completion of the program. For more information about CEU's please visit our FAQ page.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $225 for Maryland local government employees, $275 for state and federal employees, and $295 for private and out-of-state participants.
October 9-10, 2008 (Two-Day Course)
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:15am - 4:30pm
Strategies for Improving Highway Safety - To acquaint the participants with the options available to reduce traffic congestion and increase mobility. The course instructed by Juan Morales will examine the causes behind the growing congestion problem and specific strategies that can be taken to reduce it.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $225 for Maryland local government employees, $275 for state and federal employees, and $295 for private and out-of-state participants.
October 15, 2008
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8am - 4pm
Trenching Safety - Anytime anyone excavates a trench, safety should be a number one priority. This course instructed by Alan Gesford discusses the inherent dangers of trenching operations and outlines the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) rules and regulations on construction excavation. Recognizing the potential cave-in factors, identifying soils, using proper sloping and shoring techniques, and backfilling are all discussed, along with pneumatic and hydraulic shoring systems. A review and work problems using OSHA’s timber shoring charts gives the participants knowledge and use of this valuable resource. A review of work zone traffic control and the one-call system (Miss Utility) will also be presented. The session will close with discussions on the importance of a qualified inspector and recordkeeping.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $125 for Maryland local government employees, $165 for state and federal employees, and $180 for private and out-of-state participants.
October 16, 2008
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:15am - 4:30pm
Signal Warrant & Intersection Control Analysis - This one-day course instructed by Dane Ismart will cover the eight MUTCD signal warrants: Warrant 1: Eight-Hour Vehicle Volume; Warrant 2: Four-Hour Vehicle Volume; Warrant 3: Peak Hour; Warrant 4: Pedestrian Volume; Warrant 5: School Crossing; Warrant 6: Coordinated Signal System; Warrant 7: Crash Experience; and Warrant 8: Roadway Network.The course will also cover warrants for four-way stops as well as alternatives to traffic control signals. Registrants will be given a certificate awarding 0.6 CEU’s upon completion of the program. For more information about CEU's please visit our FAQ page.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $115 for Maryland local government employees, $150 for state and federal employees, and $175 for private and out-of-state participants.
October 21, 2008
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8am - 4pm
Roadway Safety Fundamentals - This one-day course will cover the following topics:
- Basics of road safety: why, when, and where crashes occur
- Solving fundamental traffic safety problems
- Using traffic control devices to improve safety: signs, signals, pavement markings, and maintenance
- Common roadway safety issues: curves, stopping sight distance, edge drop-offs, etc.
- Basic Intersection Safety.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $125 for Maryland local government employees, $150 for state and federal employees, and $175 for all other participants.
October 27-28, 2008 (Two-Day Course)
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:15am – 4pm
Storm Sewer Systems & Pavement Drainage – This two day course provides students with a thorough knowledge of surface pavement drainage design and hydraulic design of storm sewer systems. The course instructed by Brian C. Roberts, P.E. includes a brief review of hydrology for pavements, detailed information on sizing curb open inlets, grates, and curb and gutter flow. One day is spent on sizing storm sewers, computing energy losses and hydraulic grade line calculations. Example problems are performed using nomographs and calculators (bring your calculator!)
This course is intended for engineers, consultants, designers, technicians, and planners involved with the design of strormsewer facilities, review of plans submitted by consultants and developers, or those responsible for policy related issues. Those involved in other areas of drainage who would like to obtain a better understanding of the design practices are also encouraged to attend. The course will benefit individuals who are new to this field as well as those with much experience.
Students should have some algebra and trigonometry skills, and bring: pencils, a straightedge, and a calculator (scientific functions are helpful but not required). Registrants will be given a certificate awarding 1.2 CEU’s upon completion of the program. For more information about CEU's please visit our FAQ page.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $225 for Maryland local government employees, $295 for Maryland state government employees, and $325 for Federal, private and out-of-state participants.
October 29, 2008
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8am - 3pm
Drainage Management Systems - This one-day course instructed by Alan Kercher will cover the basics of stormwater mangement, the creation of a project map, collection of drainage structure inventory, report generation, and analyzing potential problem areas. Registrants will be given a certificate awarding 0.5 CEU’s upon completion of the program. For more information about CEU's please visit our FAQ page.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $95 for Maryland Local Government employees and $125 for all other registrants.
November 5, 2008
Location:The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:30am - 4pm
Bicycle Design & Planning - This one-day workshop instructed by Dane Ismart will introduce plan and design concepts for the development of bicycle facilities.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $95 for Maryland local government employees and $125 for all other registrants.
November 6, 2008
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:15am - 4:30pm
Roundabout Planning & Design - This one-day workshop lead by Dane Ismart will provide participants with an introduction to the planning and design of the modern roundabout. Topics covered in the roundabout course will include geometric design, signing, striping, safety, and accommodation of pedestrians and bicyclists. An important component of the course will be a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of roundabouts.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $95 for Maryland local government employees and $125 for all other registrants.
April 21, 2009
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8am - 4pm
Tort Liability & Risk Management - This one-day workshop instructed by Ronald Eck will provide an overview of the legal duties and responsibilities of roadway personnel. Key legal concepts relating to the liability of roadway agencies are reviewed from a risk management standpoint. Common types of claims/lawsuits brought against street departments and highway agencies are identified through examples/case studies. Risk management principles and practical risk management activities will be identified.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $125 for Maryland local government employees and $150 for all other registrants.
February 18, 2009
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:00am - 12:30pm
Flagger Certification - The safety of workers, motorists and pedestrians is dependent upon the flaggers' performance. Since the flagger position involves safety, proper training is vital; flaggers are expected to pass a test to prove their proficiency and competence level. A MD SHA-approved ATSSA (American Traffic Safety Services Association) flagger card will be issued upon satisfactory completion of this course. This will be valid for 4 years and is acceptable in several states, including MD, VA and DC.
The class instructed by Juan Morales is presented in PowerPoint© and will include a 25-question multiple choice exam and a flagger demonstration (dexterity test). Students will receive their ATSSA Flagger Certification card the day of the course (upon passing the exam).
The course is intended for anyone whose actions affect safety of contemporary traffic control work zones, including traffic managers, traffic technicians, inspectors and designers.
Registration Fees: There is a $100 registration fee for this course.
April 22, 2009
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Pedestrian & Bicycle Accomodation - This one-day workshop instructed by Ronald Eck provides current information on the design, operation and maintenance of successful pedestrian and bicycle facilities. Emphasis is placed on making participants aware of the characteristics and needs of pedestrians and bicyclists and on the importance of an interdisciplinary approach to planning and implementing pedestrian and bicycle programs.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $125 for Maryland Local Government employees, and $150 for all other registrants.
April 23, 2009
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:30am - 12:30pm
Traffic Sign Retroreflectivity - This one-day workshop lead by Ronald Eck will help practitioners gain a better understanding of sign retroreflectivity issues in order to improve the overall nighttime visibility of traffic signs. Topics covered will include: sign retroreflectivity importance; basic retroreflectivity science; types of retroreflective materials; measuring retroreflectivity; minimum retroreflectivity levels; and maintenance/management methods.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $50 for Maryland Local Government employees, and $75 for all other registrants.
April 28, 2009
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:15am - 4pm
Introduction to Temporary Traffic Control - An introductory course instructed by Juan Morales to temporary traffic control in work zones, TCC is a one-day course designed to give participants a complete overview of traffic control in work zones, including applicable standards, devices used, component parts and their requirements, and installation/removal considerations.
Registration Fees: The following fees will be charged for this course, $125 for Maryland local government employees, $150 for state and federal employees, and $195 for private and out-of-state participants.
April 29-30, 2009 (Two-Day Course)
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8am - 4pm
Work Zone Design - The course instructed by Juan Morales will give participants knowledge of the entire temporary traffic control (TTC) process: planning, design, review, installation, maintenance, and evaluation of proper maintenance of traffic (MOT) controls for work zones. While the functions of planning, design, review, and operation of temporary traffic control are covered in detail, issues concerning safety of pedestrians and highway workers, human factors, and legal responsibility are also addressed. Registrants will be given a certificate awarding 1.2 CEU’s upon completion of the program. For more information about CEU's please visit our FAQ page.
Registration Fees: The following registration fees will be charged for this course, $250 for Maryland local government employees, $295 for state and federal employees, and $325 for private and out-of-state participants.
June 16, 2009
Location: The MD T2 Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Time: 8:00am - 12:30pm
Flagger Certification - The safety of workers, motorists and pedestrians is dependent upon the flaggers' performance. Since the flagger position involves safety, proper training is vital; flaggers are expected to pass a test to prove their proficiency and competence level. A MD SHA-approved ATSSA (American Traffic Safety Services Association) flagger card will be issued upon satisfactory completion of this course. This will be valid for 4 years and is acceptable in several states, including MD, VA and DC.
The class instructed by Juan Morales is presented in PowerPoint© and will include a 25-question multiple choice exam and a flagger demonstration (dexterity test). Students will receive their ATSSA Flagger Certification card the day of the course (upon passing the exam).
The course is intended for anyone whose actions affect safety of contemporary traffic control work zones, including traffic managers, traffic technicians, inspectors and designers.
Registration Fees: There is a $100 registration fee for this course.
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