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Learn more about T2 and the services we offer for your agency. | | |
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September 15
8am - 12pm EST
Online Webinar
This online course is created to prevent fatalities and injuries in the
roadway construction industry by providing an overview of the focus
four hazards, like falls, struck by, caught-in and between hazards,
with emphasis on electrical safety
in roadway construction.
Register Online HERE.
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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 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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Pesticide Continuing Education Training | |
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September 19
Online Training
September 27
Kentucky Dam Village State Park
September 28
Rough River Dam State Park
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This workshop is for individuals who are currently licensed and need continuing education hours to maintain their applicator license. This workshop provides three general hours and one specific hour in categories 3, 5, 6, 8, and 18.
Individuals may only attend the workshop one time for credit. This course is offered in person or online. The online course is set up as self-guided modules in Canvas. Those taking the course online will work independently to complete the course.
Participants must complete all modules and knowledge check quizzes within the week. No credit will be given for shared work. KYT2 will confirm and provide training hours to the Department of Agriculture.
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Think you are graduating from RS RM?
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Contact Megan Martin,
megan.perrin@uky.edu
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It is with great sadness that we announce, Becky Boston has accepted another position and is no longer with
the University of Kentucky. Becky was
the Roads Scholar Road Master Training Program Coordinator.
She held this role at T2 for over eight years. During that time Becky increased enrollment in both training programs, oversaw T2’s Advisory Board, and created and maintained working relationship with participants. Becky has always found the will to energize a class and generate new ideas for T2. She will be greatly missed.
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T2 Welcomes:
Shanna Morgan
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Shanna Morgan grew up in Georgia. After completing her bachelor’s degree in International Affairs, she moved to Lexington, KY in 2020 to complete her master’s degree in Community and Leadership Development at UK.
As a recent graduate, she has begun her career as a conference coordinator, ready to learn and engage in new ways here at T2.
In her free time, she volunteers three days a week for her church, plays volleyball, and goes hiking.
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Join us on the 4th Wednesday of each month for free webinars that will cover job-specific information as well as general safety topics. Road Safety Champions focus on doing their job safely, and we will provide you the tools to feel confident in promoting safety in any workplace. With diverse courses in maintenance, construction, engineering, and more, you will find one or many opportunities to learn. Complete the program requirements and you can earn a Road Safety Champion certificate. | |
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Road Safety Champion
Alternative Intersections
& Designs
September 28
9:00am -11:00am EST
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Learn more about keeping Kentuckians safe on our roadways.
Take part in the Road Safety Champion Program, established by the National Center for Rural Road Safety. Become a Road Safety Champion today.
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KTC Research:
Bridge Project Prioritization
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Kentucky’s 14,000+ bridges are
key nodes within the state’s surface transportation network. They facilitate the movement of freight, commercial vehicles, and personal vehicles alike. Historically, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) has prioritized bridge maintenance projects using sufficiency ratings.
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These ratings are based on three factors — structural adequacy and safety, design obsolescence, and an asset’s importance within the roadway network.
Although useful, sufficiency ratings do not account for factors that should be considered during the prioritization process (e.g., condition factors, risk).
To address the shortcomings associated with using sufficiency ratings, KYTC — with the assistance of the Kentucky Transportation Center — has developed and implemented a new Enhanced Bridge Prioritization Index.
Click HERE to read more about
how KTC Research has helped
bridge project prioritization.
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Are you curious about Work Zone Basics but missed our Webinar Wednesday? It’s available on our YouTube channel. Is the work zone even set up properly? In this exciting presentation, we will answer these questions and more that may be troubling you on a daily basis. This informative presentation will cover flagging, signage, traffic control devices and normal traffic control operations. Time will be set aside for questions at the end of the presentation. | | |
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The 4th quarter fiscal year KTC report has been released. Visit the KTC website to review the report.
Click HERE to view the report.
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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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