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This workshop is based on the new 350-page book, Integrated
Materials and Construction Practices for Concrete Pavement:
A State-of-the Practice Manual. This manual is result of a multi-
year, FHWA-sponsored effort.
The IMCP manual is a unique resource, designed to advance
knowledge about concrete pavement beyond the fundamentals,
focusing on the effects concrete materials have on construction
practices and service life.
The workshop will help you:
- Understand concrete pavement properties as several discrete
elements that affect, and are affected by, each other.
- Understand the technologies, tests, and best practices to
identify materials, concrete properties, and construction practices that optimize concrete performance.
- Understand that actions and decisions taken during each stage
of a project effect other stages and how to anticipate those
effects.
- Avoid or reduce factors that lead to premature distress.
Who Should Attend
Design, materials, and construction engineers and technicians.
Quality assurance/control personnel, construction supervisors
and inspectors, consultants and contractors.
Cost
The cost of this workshop is being underwritten by the Federal
Highway Administration, the Michigan Concrete Paving
Association and the National Concrete Pavement Technology
Center. However, participants must register in order to attend.
Lunch and coffee break refreshments are included. Please let us
know if you have any special dietary needs.
Registration
To register, call the LTAP office at (906) 487-2102. Class
size is limited. Please register as early as possible to
ensure your participation.
Lodging
Participants are responsible for their own lodging expenses. A
block of rooms has been set aside at the Kellogg Hotel at the rate of
$90.00 per room. To reserve a room at this rate, call the Kellog Hotel
at (800) 875-5090, and mention Michigan Concrete Paving
Association.
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More Details
To view the mailed brochure which includes more details, as well as an agenda, Click Here.
Note: The brochure is in Adobe� Acrobat pdf format. You must have the Acrobat Reader installed to view it.
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