All About Asphalt - Wellesley
Date: 1/24/2018 8:00 AM - 1/24/2018 3:00 PM
Location: Wellesley DPW Training Room
20 Municipal Way, 2nd. Floor
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Capacity:
Overview
Course Description
In this workshop you will learn about selection of materials for construction, maintenance and reconstruction of pavements; the various maintenance treatments and conditions under which they should be used; and how to identify the various pavement distress types and their causes.
Target Audience
This program is designed for those who have responsibility for the construction and maintenance of local roads. Highway superintendents, road foremen, crew leaders, directors of public works and town engineers are encouraged to attend.
Please see the course flyer for additional information.
*This session is limited to 3 MassDOT personnel.
Attendees
| First Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|
| Nelson | Town of Wellesley |
| Rob | Town of Wellesley |
| Fran | Indus Inc. |
| Peter | All States Materials Group |
| Alan | Indus Inc. |
| Teren | Howard Stein Hudson (HSH) |
| Brian | Town of Natick |
| Russell | City of Newton |
| Leonard | City of Woburn |
| Chris | Town of Arlington |
| Wayne | Town of Arlington |
| Joseph | Town of Dedham |
| Thomas | City of Boston |
| Jeff | Town of Natick |
| Brian | Town of Sudbury DPW |
| Paul | Town of Medfield |
| Derrik | Private Citizen |
| Robert | Town of Medfield |
| Kevin | Town of Dover |
| Melissa | City of Cambridge DPW |
| Aaron | Town of Concord |
| Chike | City of Brockton |
| Melissa | City of Newton |
| Michael | Town of Wellesley DPW |
| Barbara | Town of Canton |
| Angelo | City of Newton |
| Matthew | City of Newton DPW |
Instructors
- James Mahoney
Executive Program Director at Connecticut Transportation Institute (CT)
James Mahoney is the Executive Program Director of the Connecticut Transportation Institute and the Program Director of the Connecticut Advanced Pavement Laboratory (CAP Lab) at the University of Connecticut. Jim has over 20 years of experience in pavement materials research and design. He received his Master’s degree from the University of Connecticut in 1995 and has been with the CAP Lab since that time.