Want to Earn 12 Hours of DLG Credit?
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T2 will be offering 12 hours of DLG credit on May 22 and May 23 at Rough River State Resort Park for the following Roads Scholar and Road Master workshops. Both workshops are worth six hours each, and include; lunch, networking, and training materials. The fee for the workshops are $95 per person per day. Call or register online to reserve your spot!
05/22/19 – Leading Challenging People
- This workshop explores working with challenging people through The PITA Principle, generational leadership through a multi-generational workforce, influencing others on the job through effective use of power and The Five Competencies of Emotional Intelligence.
*This is a Roads Scholar optional course.
05/23/19 – Using Motivation and Discipline to Manage Successfully
- Do you wish someone would pull his or her own weight on the job? Are you constantly on an employee to meet a project deadline? This workshop teaches the secrets of the one-minute manager while demonstrating reprimanding and praising techniques. Group exercises include lessons on giving effective feedback and motivating employees. The participant will also learn how to develop career and life strategies.
*This is a Road Master optional class.
REGISTER ONLINE:
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ADA: Sidewalk Facilities for Public Rights-of-Way
2019 Dates Now Available
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The Technology Transfer Program is pleased to offer the American's with Disabilities Act: Sidewalk Facilities for Public Rights-of-Way workshop. This one-day course will discuss sidewalk, curb ramp, and crosswalk requirements mandated under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) for roadways in the public rights-of-way.
Participants will learn how to design infrastructure projects that maximize accessibility for all users.
Dates
April 23
- Fairfield Inn North, Lexington
May 15
- Jenny Wiley State Resort Park, Prestonsburg
June 18
- KDOH District 5 - Louisville
August 6
- Lake Barkley State Resort Park, Cadiz
For additional information about the ADA training, visit us online at
www.kyt2.com
or call us at 800-432-0719.
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Upcoming Workshops
April
May
To see a full list of classes or to register for a class online,
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For a complete list of workshops, conferences, and trainings,
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Accepting Applications for the Michelle Adams Memorial Scholarship
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The Technology Transfer Program is currently accepting applications for the Michelle Adams Memorial Scholarship. Michelle lost her life in 2011 in a vehicle crash resulting from dangerous winter road conditions. T2 was blessed to work with Michelle as a University of Kentucky student and as a staff member.
The scholarship is available to a student who:
- is an incoming freshman who is expected to enroll full time at the University of Kentucky in Fall 2019;
- is the son or daughter of either an attendee of the T2 Snow & Ice Removal course or any public works employee in Kentucky; and
- demonstrates financial need.
The scholarship award is $1,000 and the deadline to apply is May 31, 2019.
To learn more about the scholarship, visit us at
www.kyt2.com
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Register for a Traffic Incident Management Training
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The key to building stronger incident response teams is to train all agencies together. Training classes include representatives across many disciplines, including but not limited to law enforcement, fire and rescue personnel, emergency medical services, towing and recovery professionals, dispatchers, hazardous materials responders, coroners, medical examiners, and public works professionals.
Course material includes recommended incident management procedures and techniques, and will teach first responders within states, regions and localities how to operate more efficiently and safely.
The four-hour course is free of charge! After the training participants will receive a certificate via email.
For additional information contact
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Directions and Benefits of the T2 Online Database
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The T2 online database can be reached by signing in on the calendar page which is located
here
. To sign in, each user must have their own unique email address. A third party cannot register an individual unless signed into the attendee's account.
Once logged in, attendees can see their contact information, current schedule, history and credit hours. It's a great way to keep track of your upcoming schedule or to see how close you are to completing the Roads Scholar or Road Master Programs.
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Provide us with your mobile number when you check-in at the next workshop and we'll send you text alerts for upcoming workshops, cancelled classes, and changes to the schedule.
See the on-site coordinator for additional information.
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APWA Bluegrass Branch Roadeo
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The APWA Bluegrass Branch Roadeo will be held April 25th, 2019, at the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, Division of Streets and Roads at 1791 Old Frankfort Pike. We invite you to attend this event to network with other public work agencies. Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. with donuts and coffee,
the program will begin at 9:00 a.m. A cook-out lunch will be provided to all registered participants and guests.
Participants have the opportunity to display their professional skills in a Roadeo, where Public Works employees from across the Bluegrass Area compete in the Backhoe, Skid Steer, and/or Snow Plow.
To Register contact:
Todd Lockhart
LFUCG – Division of Engineering
200 East Main St. Lexington, KY 40507
(859) 425-2214 Phone, (859) 258-3458 FAX
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National Work Zone Awareness Week is in its 19th year!
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Show your support to all of those risking their lives every day out on the roadways by wearing orange or wearing high-vis on Thursday, April 11, and post your pictures on social media. Be sure to use the hashtag #KYTC and #VestedInWZSafety, as well as tag your favorite training center; @ktctechnologytransfer
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Innovation Exchange Webinar – Pavement Preservation and Road Edge Stabilization
Previously recorded Innovation Exchange Webinars are posted at the FHWA Center for Local Aid Support website at:
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