The single most expensive asset for a public agency to manage is their roadway network. For that reason, agencies are increasingly relying on data-driven analytic approaches to determine the most effective way to spend limited funds to preserve the pavement condition while maintaining a high level of service to the traveling public. Implementing a comprehensive Pavement Management Program is one way to ensure success in managing the pavement network.
This recorded webinar intends to provide the following outcomes:
- Overview of the fundamentals of pavement management
- Importance of a systematic approach to managing pavement assets
- Identify the critical components of a pavement management program
- Keys to successful implementation of a pavement management system.
This recorded webinar will cover the following:
- What is Pavement Management?
- Why is Pavement Management Important?
- Components of a Pavement Management Program
- Pavement Management Implementation Challenges
- Implementation Lessons Learned
- Case Study
This recorded webinar is brought to you by the Florida Pavement Preservation Council (FPPC) in concert with the Florida LTAP Center. FPPC is a non-profit organization organized in 2010 under the National Center for Pavement Preservation at Michigan State University. FPPC’s purpose is to support Pavement Preservation and asset management education and outreach to local agencies across Florida
Instructor Bio:
Aaron D. Gerber has been a leader in the Pavement and Asset Management industry for 17 years, providing services to many State DOTs, Counties, and Cities across the US in the implementation of pavement and asset management systems, engineering, and business process improvements. Much of this work includes the integration of properly timed pavement preservation treatments into agency pavement management programs and educating stakeholders on the benefits of including preservation in the treatment toolbox. Aaron is active in the research community and currently serves on TRB AFD10 Pavement Management System Committee and TRB AFD20 Pavement Condition Evaluation Committee and is a Registered Professional Engineer in 7 states including Florida.
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To earn Professional Development Hours (PDHs) or a Certificate of Completion for each recorded webinar, you must view the entire webinar. After viewing, please send an email to FloridaLTAP@cutr.usf.edu with your name and the name of the webinar you viewed. The Florida LTAP Center will follow-up within 1-2 weeks.
This webinar will award 1.0 PDH.
The short video below is a preview of what will be discussed in this recorded webinar.