Chainsaw Safety Training
Chainsaw Safety Training is designed to help prepare participants for tree removal projects and safety conditions.  The training is done in three parts:  Demonstration, Hands-on, and Storm Clean-up.  

Chainsaw Demonstration Safety Training
1 Day Training
Monday, August 29, Frankfort

Chainsaw Hands-on Safety Training
1 Day Training
Tuesday, August 30, Frankfort
Thursday, September 1, Frankfort

Chainsaw Limbing, Bucking & Storm Clean-up Training
1 Day Training
Wednesday, August 31
Friday, September 2

For additional information, including prerequisite requirements, please visit the Chainsaw Safety Training page.  You may also contact Becky Boston at 859-257-4509 or [email protected].  
Upcoming Workshops
July
12 - Managing People I in Falls of Rough
13 - Computer Familiarization in Somerset
13 - Managing People II in Falls of Rough
20 - Communications I in Hopkinsville
21 - Communications II in Hopkinsville
26 - Managing People II in Corbin
27 - Communications II in Corbin
27 - Snow & Ice Removal in Dawson Springs


Additional classes are listed on the Event Calendar online.
For a complete list of workshops, conferences and trainings, 
and  to check availability, click here .  
Traffic and Safety Academy
Dates Announced! 
The Traffic and Safety Academy is designed to offer local governments training to reduce roadway departures and pedestrian fatalities.  Specific topics include: low-cost safety improvements, examining crash data, risk management, regulations and guidelines, pedestrian safety, and roadway departures.

Through the Accelerating Safety Activities Program (ASAP) grant provided by the Federal Highway Administration, this training is provided at no charge to local governments. Advanced registration is required.  

This four day training is scheduled for:
September 28 & 29 and October 5 & 6 at the Hyatt Regency in Lexington, Kentucky.

For additional information, click here.  

To register for the course, please call us at 800-432-0719. 
Basic Work Zone Flagger Video
The Technology Transfer Program (T2) continually looks for the most up-to-date information to provide during training.  T2 has been using the same training video in the flagger qualification class since we started the program in 2008.  After looking unsuccessfully for the past few years for an updated flagger training video, we decided to make our own. 

T2, in partnership with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the Kentucky Department of Highways District 7, selected a filming location in Madison County and set up a variety of flagging scenarios.  It was a long, hot day of filming, but we got some great footage.  

We have a little more filming to do in the next few weeks and hope to have all production and editing done in the next few months.  We hope to have the video ready before the end of the year. 

We extend a special thanks to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and those District employees who have assisted us on this project.   
If you attended a T2 event in June, your photo may be included in our Flickr album.   Check now!
It was great seeing everyone at the KCJEA/KMCA Joint Summer Conference in June. 

T2 will be exhibiting next at the 2016 KLC Conference & Expo on October 4-7 in Lexington.  
Mark your calendars to stop by and see us!
T2 Assists at APWA Bluegrass Branch Roadeo
T2 staff members were happy to assist the APWA Bluegrass Branch with their Roadeo competition on June 10.  The winners in each competition were:

Snow Plow Winners
1st Place: John Jenkins & Hollie Parker, City of Frankfort
2nd Place: Daniel Doss & Brandon McClain, City of Frankfort
3rd Place: Freddy Doss & Tony Jones, City of Frankfort

Backhoe Winners
1st Place: Daniel Doss, City of Frankfort
2nd Place: Matthew Marsh, LFUCG Division of Water Quality
3rd Place: Aaron Johnson, LFUCG Division of Water Quality

For additional photos from the event, click here.  

For additional information about the Kentucky APWA Chapter, visit  http://kentucky.apwa.net/.  
Technology Transfer Program | Kentucky Transportation Center | 800-432-0719 | www.kyt2.com
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