Work Zone Traffic Control Requalification
Are you a qualified Work Zone Traffic Control Technician or Supervisor who completed their training in 2011?  If so, then it's time to renew your qualification. 

The requalification course provides three hours of classroom instruction with one hour of testing.  You must be present for the entire course and successfully pass the test to requalify. 

Upcoming Course Dates
May 25 - Mountain Arts Center, Prestonsburg
July 13 - Fairfield Inn Lexington North
September 14 - Lake Barkley State Resort Park, Cadiz

A WZTC Technician Requalification and WZTC Supervisor Requalification will be offered on each of the above dates.  Technician Requalification is offered from 8:00 am - 12:00 noon.  Supervisor Requalification is offered from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm.    

Qualified supervisors only need to requalify for the WZTC Supervisor Requalification.  You do not need to requalify for the WZTC Technician Requalification.

If you have multiple employees who need the requalification course, on-demand training may be a good option for you.  On-demand trainings are presented to provide low-cost training to agencies. 

For additional information about scheduling a requalification on-demand course, contact Megan Perrin at 859-257-7405, or [email protected]. 

For additional information about the Work Zone Program, or to register online, click here.  

Upcoming Workshops
May
12 - Customer Service in Corbin
17 - Construction of Concrete in Lexington
18 - Computer Familiarization in Lexington
18 - Roadside/Vegetation Management in Lexington
24 - Managing People II in Morehead
25 - Developing Leadership Skills in Morehead
25 - Snow & Ice Removal in Falls of Rough
25 - WZTC Technician Requalification in Prestonsburg
25 - WZTC Supervisor Requalification in Prestonsburg


Additional classes are listed on the Event Calendar online.
For a complete list of workshops, conferences and trainings, 
and  to check availability, click here .  
Welcome New Training Program Manager
Jen Smith joined the Technology Transfer Program (T2) as the new Training Program Manager on May 2. 

Jen was born in Blytheville, Arkansas, but only lived there six months.  Her dad was a career Air Force officer so in addition to Arkansas, she has called Alaska, California, Indiana, Virginia and finally Kentucky home. 

After graduating from Atherton High School in Louisville, Jen attended Hanover College in Indiana.  She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science. 

Jen comes to T2 from UK HealthCare where she developed a training program for new dictation software and assisted in developing training for a new Electronic Health Record system.  She also trained the physicians and nurses on how to use various software programs. 

During her spare time, Jen likes making handmade greeting cards and watching DC Comics television like The Flash, Arrow and Gotham.

Jen lives in Lexington with her partner, Adam.  They enjoy traveling and will often take weekend trips to Cincinnati.  They recently lost their 15 year old cat, Salvie and hope to welcome a new cat into their home soon.

T2 is happy to welcome Jen to the team!

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
For more information, visit www.trafficsafetymarketing.gov .
Sign Retroreflectivity Training
For traffic signs to be effective in providing important information to drivers, agencies should implement a sign maintenance program that addresses the MUTCD minimum requirements.  Agencies' schedules for replacing signs are based on resources and relative priorities rather than specific compliance dates. This workshop will describe methods available for local governments to choose what is best to be in compliance. This course is designed for road supervisors, public works directors and crews to perform sign retroreflectivity inspection using the approved methods by the FHWA.  

Dates
June 8 - Four Points by Sheraton, Lexington

Cost
$85 for local government agencies
$95 for all other agencies

Space is limited so advanced registration is required.  

For additional information, or to register online, click here.  

WZTC Technician Requalification and Supervisor Requalification on May 25 will now be held at the Mountain Arts Center in Prestonsburg.

Basic Work Zone Traffic Control and Flagger Qualification on May 26 will now be held at the Mountain Arts Center in Prestonsburg.
This workshop is designed to offer local governments, railway companies, engineering consultants and others knowledge on the basic aspects of operations and engineering in the railway industry.  Topics to be covered include historical aspects and the future of the railway industry, highway, railway crossing considerations, a breakdown of the various railway operations, safety aspects, collaborative involvements between railway companies and governmental agencies as well as many other topics.  

Date
June 16 - Kentucky Dam Village State Resort Park

Fee
$125

Space is limited so advanced registration is required.

For additional information, or to register online click here.  

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