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Intermodals/Ports This course is recommended for concrete pavement designers, specifiers and supervisors including:
The course will be conducted by Geoff Ayton over two half days. Full course information shown in the left.
This course is presented by the Australian Society for Concrete Pavements under agreement
with Transport for NSW (TfNSW).
Note: The ASCP is currently taking 'waitlist registrations' for the training. Once we have a cohort to conduct the training, you will be contacted with possible dates.
Class Size and Format
The course is intended for individuals or organisations requiring training. For organisations the ASCP can conduct the course with a minimum of 10 and maximum 30 people requiring the course. ASCP typically provides the course at the organisations preferred location. The course can also be presented online.
Target Audience
Course attendance is mandatory (under TfNSW Major Roadworks specifications) for concrete paving crews and their immediate supervisors. Participation is also recommended for associated staff such as engineers, project managers, testing operators, audit & surveillance staff, quality managers and materials suppliers. Participants on successful completion of the course are issued with a Grey Card (Valid for 5 years) from TfNSW. The course is suitable for maintenance crews but does not specifically cover maintenance issues.
Course components
Delivery and evaluation
Agenda
John Hodgkinson will share some pavement maintenance perspectives on 1992 Holbrook CRCP overlay. Ian Hampton, Antoun - will provide an update on pavement maintenance innovations. Zahid Hoque, TfNSW will discuss Pavement performance data collection and use in TfNSW. Other speaker(s) to be confirmed.
Justin Moss, President and Craig Heidrich, Executive Director will conduct the Annual General Meeting for the Australian Society for Concrete Pavements. Annual reports, and associated papers will be posted here when available. A seperate notice will be circulated to members 21 days in advance.
Camilla Drover, Deputy Secretary, Infrastructure and Place Camilla leads TfNSW Infrastructure and Place division, which plans, develops and delivers transport infrastructure that capitalise on commercial opportunities to help develop liveable, vibrant places for the community. Camilla engages delivery partners to deliver infrastructure and provides the commercial capability to support high value, complex projects.
Celebrate and network with friends and colleagues at our first face-to-face event since the pandemic. Awards categories include
Members are encouraged make nominations for the above categories. Click on the Nominations Form link and provide a brief explanation (<500 words) of your reasoning. You may be contacted if further clarification is required.
Eligibility criteria: Construction, design or maintenance projects, products or people which have achieved a significant milestone by 31 Dec 2021.
Submission deadline: 14 Feb 2022
Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club -- Venue Entry Requirements: Vaccination Evidence Required
This follows our first Forum of the year (including and AGM), however if you wish, you may attend the Awards only.
Starting at 5.30pm with Presidents Update
Keynote address by Camilla Drover, (TfNSW Deputy Secretary, Infrastructure and Place). Camilla leads TfNSW Infrastructure and Place division, which plans, develops and delivers transport infrastructure that capitalise on commercial opportunities to help develop liveable, vibrant places for the community. Camilla engages delivery partners to deliver infrastructure and provides the commercial capability to support high value, complex projects.
ASCP Inaugural Awards for Technical Excellence
Celebrate and network with friends and colleagues at our first face-to-face event since the pandemic. Awards categories include
Members are encouraged make nominations for the above categories. Click on the Nominations Form link and provide a brief explanation (<500 words) of your reasoning. You may be contacted if further clarification is required.
Eligibility criteria: Construction, design or maintenance projects, products or people which have achieved a significant milestone by 31 Dec 2021.
Submission deadline: 14 Feb 2022
Reserve your place now. We'll announce a date as soon as a minimum number of places are filled.
This course is recommended for construction and maintenance project teams including:
The course will be conducted by Geoff Ayton over two half days. Full course information shown in the left.
Reserve your place now. We'll announce a date as soon as a minimum number of places are filled.
This course is recommended for concrete pavement designers, specifiers and supervisors including:
The course will be conducted by Geoff Ayton over two half days. Full course information shown in the left.
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