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Public Speaking
January 11, 2023
9am - 10am EST
Public speaking can be daunting, especially if you don't practice the skill. Join us as we learn quick tips and strategies for public speaking.
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Join us at 9:00 am EST on the second Wednesday of each month for a free,
one-hour webinar. The presentation will follow two tracks: Leadership and Transportation. Participants will receive one professional development hour.
The 2023 Wednesday Webinars, ranging from Technology Tips to KEPSC and Burnout to Winter Weather, are open for registration.
Register for all twelve today so you don’t miss any.
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RS RM 2022 Graduation Recap | |
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State Highway Engineer, James Ballinger, congratulated graduates personally by presenting commemorative plaques at the graduation ceremonies. Above, graduate Chris Turner is celebrated by Ballinger
and Representative Mark Hart of
the 78th District.
Browse photos from the graduations
held at Barren River, Corbin, and Lexington.
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T2 would like to congratulate our 2022 Roads Scholar and Road Master Training Program Graduates.
With three graduations held across the state, T2 was excited to celebrate this accomplishment with many of you.
This year, 188 graduates received their Roads Scholars certificate while 157 participants graduated from Road Master. 92 participants completed both programs. Since the inception, we have graduated over 4,100 RS and 3,200 RM graduates. Congratulations on your hard work.
View list of graduates HERE.
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March 8-10, 2023
Hyatt Regency, Lexington
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Join professionals from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC), Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Kentucky Transportation Center (KTC), Kentucky Association of Highway Contractors (KAHC), and other contractors, suppliers, and service providers, for three days of sharing practices, technologies, and research to continue providing quality transportation infrastructure for the Commonwealth. Register today to attend, sponsor, or exhibit at the 2023 PD&P Conference.
For more information, click HERE.
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The NEW T2 2023 Training Calendar has been posted. Click HERE to view. For a physical copy of the calendar, contact [email protected].
- Spot yourself in the photos? Take a selfie and tag us on Facebook @KTCTechnologyTransfer or Twitter at @KTCTechTransfer.
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To view specific course offerings, browse our training page.
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January 25, 2023
9am - 10am EST
The first course of 2023 will kick
off with a combination of the Introduction to Road Safety course and the Horizontal Curve Signing course. If you are missing either requirement, or you're finding your way here for the first time, please join in.
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With a diverse lineup of topics, these courses will prepare Road Safety Champions to focus on doing their job safely and efficiently.
Once you have completed all requirements (or to find out your status in the program), email
[email protected].
Register for all twelve today so you don’t miss any.
For more information about the program and class requirements,
click HERE.
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January 11-13, 2023
Louisville, KY
KBT brings together industry professionals who specialize in all modes of transportation, government agencies, and association members.
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Join this year’s attendees to learn about state funding, sustainable energy, electric vehicles (EV), Complete Streets, and much more.
Be sure to check out the T2 session, cohosted with the Green River Area Development District (GRADD) and Boone County Public Works, discussing the SS4A application process. Visit our booth in the exhibit hall to pick up some resources and swag.
For more information about the conference, click HERE.
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This $1,000 scholarship is available to a student who:
- is an incoming freshman enrolled full time at the University of Kentucky;
- is the child of either an attendee of the Kentucky Transportation Center Snow & Ice Removal course or any public works employee in the state of Kentucky; and
- demonstrates financial need.
Deadline: March 31, 2023
Learn more and download the application.
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KTC Research:
Specialized Safety Training and Tracking for Maintenance Personnel
| High-quality safety training is critical for educating employees in the highway construction and maintenance industry about workplace hazards and giving them tools to remove and/or minimize associated risks. | |
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But researchers and state transportation agencies have not committed enough resources to develop safety trainings that address the unique needs of this sector.
This report fills in this gap for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) by cataloguing safety training resources available through other state and federal transportation agencies, documenting trainings available to Cabinet staff, identifying and prioritizing training gaps, and critically evaluating the content, quality, and duration of training resources.
Click HERE to learn more about the safety training report.
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In case you missed this webinar, watch this video on Introduction to Construction Management.
This workshop introduces components of the construction management process. By applying the information learned in the workshop, you can improve how you manage project risks, communications, delivery, and scheduling.
By the end of the workshop, you'll be able to:
- Compare common project delivery methods
- Describe the relationships among owner, contractor, and engineer on public works construction projects
- Describe common types of contract-required documentation
- Explain the importance of communication with a contractor and stakeholders
- Identify methods for selecting a construction contractor
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Have you or one of your co-workers recently built an innovative gadget or developed an improved way to do a job? Now is the time to show off your creativity. T2 is participating in the Build a Better Mousetrap Competition, recently rebranded as the Innovation Celebration, and we need your submissions.
Projects can be anything from the development of tools, equipment modification, and/or processes that increase safety, reduce cost, improve efficiency, and improve the quality of transportation.
The winner for Kentucky will be elevated to compete
for national recognition.
Learn more about the Innovation Celebration HERE
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The purpose of KEPSC Roadway Inspectors (KEPSC-RI) is to qualify erosion and sediment control inspectors for roadway projects as required by Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, published by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Department of Highways.
This course specifically addresses linear projects and the specific requirements of the Transportation Cabinet.
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The latest WINTER LINK edition is ALMOST here!
To receive a hard copy in the mail, email
[email protected].
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There you will find past Webinar Wednesdays, presentations, tutorials, and more. Make sure to like and subscribe below to catch all of our updates and new videos.
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