Previous Trainings

Make better decisions about managing and maintaining gravel roads by learning about the importance of gravel roads by learning about the importance of gravel roads, basics of construction and materials used, maintenance methods, the impact of drainage systems, and managing gravel road assets.

This training will get users started working with the Michigan Engineers’ Resource Library (MERL) and learn how to create estimates with MERL Project Estimator. Topics include creating and editing project estimates. You only need to attend one of the Introduction to MERL sessions.

Join Roadsoft staff for our online RUG meeting and learn about the latest changes and improvements to the Roadsoft software suite.

• Updates on 2026 Roadsoft work plan progress
• Overview of new Roadsoft features
• Discussion of the 2027 Roadsoft work plan
• Questions & feedback

The Michigan State Transportation Innovation Council (MI-STIC) is hosting a peer exchange to determine best practices for maintaining an active, engaged STIC that is focused on the implementation of best practices and dissemination of knowledge. Four states (Michigan, Texas, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania) have confirmed participation in the event). Lunch will be provided for on-site participants.

This webinar will cover the theory and policy behind bridge load rating.

This webinar will cover the basic functions and layout of AASHTOWare Bridge Rating™ software.

This webinar will include an introduction to the TAMC Michigan Non-NBI Culvert Structure Inspection Guide & cover inventory collection and condition evaluation, as well as field evaluation examples.

This 2-day class includes TAMC updates on data collection & council info, rating rules & tips, interactive rating exercises on asphalt/concrete/sealcoat roads. Attendance is required both days. Please note that registration for PASER Class 1 is separate.

This class covers distress identification for asphalt, concrete & sealcoat roads and sets the foundation for the PASER visual rating system. Please note that registration for PASER Class 2 is separate.

Sound, ethical behavior is the cornerstone of the engineering profession. Engineering requires honesty and impartiality toward the work we do to protect public health, safety, and welfare. This webinar is designed to meet the ethical training requirements of the Michigan PE while reminding us all of the importance in making clear ethical decisions during our daily activities.