THE MEGAN ROOM
at Davis Constructors
6591 A Street
Anchorage, AK 99518
907-562-2336
- Turn East on 64th Ave from C St, then South on A St, go to the end.
Hot Coffee and water will be available all day!
Registration Deadline
Mar 16
Class Size
45
Status
Seats available
Seat Availability
0 seats available for State (DOT) 3 seats available for FHWA 15 seats available for Other
Instructors
Jason Dietz, M.S. Civil Engineering, FHWA Instructor
Description
Tack is a critical part of the lifespan of our roads in Alaska. This no-cost workshop offers owners, contractors, and suppliers the opportunity to find out more about the latest in tack coat technologies and best practices.
The workshop provides the most current information on tack coats and emphasizes the importance of providing a long-lasting bond between asphalt layers.
Objectives / Topics
Topics Include
Importance of Tack Coats
New Materials
Application Rate and Temperature
Tack Coat Materials Selection and Handling
Tack Coat Specifications and Manuals
Quality and Inspection
Testing and Best Practices
Outcomes
At the conclusion, participants will be able to:
Identify best practices for reliable tack coats.
List strategies to improve the usage of tack coats.
Identify resources for implementing best practices into standard practice.
Target Audience
Ideal for paving foremen/superintendents, project managers, quality control technicians, roadway inspectors, tack truck drivers, and specification writers.
All local Government, Consultants, and Contractors are welcome to join DOT staff.
DOT Construction
McKinley Building
2720 Picket Place,
Fairbanks, AK
Registration Deadline
Mar 16
Class Size
45
Status
Seats available
Seat Availability
1 seats available for State (DOT) 3 seats available for FHWA 8 seats available for Other
Instructors
Jason Dietz, M.S. Civil Engineering, FHWA Instructor
Description
Tack is a critical part of the lifespan of our roads in Alaska. This no-cost workshop offers owners, contractors, and suppliers the opportunity to find out more about the latest in tack coat technologies and best practices.
The workshop provides the most current information on tack coats and emphasizes the importance of providing a long-lasting bond between asphalt layers.
Objectives / Topics
Topics Include
Importance of Tack Coats
New Materials
Application Rate and Temperature
Tack Coat Materials Selection and Handling
Tack Coat Specifications and Manuals
Quality and Inspection
Testing and Best Practices
Outcomes
At the conclusion, participants will be able to:
Identify best practices for reliable tack coats.
List strategies to improve the usage of tack coats.
Identify resources for implementing best practices into standard practice.
Target Audience
Ideal for paving foremen/superintendents, project managers, quality control technicians, roadway inspectors, tack truck drivers, and specification writers.
All local Government, Consultants, and Contractors are welcome to join DOT staff.
