Description

UAPA is introducing its Asphalt Preservation Course, designed to provide comprehensive training on proven preservation techniques. The program will be led by industry experts. Participants will gain foundational knowledge on effective treatments, best practices, and strategies to extend pavement life.

PURPOSE: The most cost-effective way to manage pavement is to keep good roads good. This requires preserving the condition of pavement as long as possible by protecting it from damage. However, as the pavement ages signs of distress begin to appear. Treating distresses before they lead to bigger problems is the most cost-effective way to maintain pavement. That means using the right treatment at the right time at the right place. The purpose of this class is to provide technical guidance on which treatments are appropriate for different types of distresses and for different degrees of distress.

We hope that municipalities, counties, contractors, producers, property management professionals, school districts, developers, homeowner associations, churches and all owners of asphalt roads and parking lots will benefit from the collective experience and knowledge of UAPA’s membership. By leveraging this expertise, we can work together to ensure the longevity and performance of our asphalt infrastructure.

Note taking is encouraged.  A test is required for certification. Please bring paper and pen.

Held Tuesday, March 10th from 8:00am to 3:00 pm  

Lunch will be served.