This computer-based training (CBT) series on clear roads uses contemporary multimedia technology that will engage and evaluate the learner by means of a convenient, economical medium.

On average, this program will take the user about two hours to complete each module. The student can exit the course at any time and resume where s/he last left off during a subsequent session. Topics can be completed in any order. Centralized records mean that training managers can monitor students’ progress through an individual course as well as the suite of CBTs as a whole at any time.

Considering all the advantages to computer-based training and the focus of this module, this is likely to be embraced by the snow and ice industry as one of the best training tools to enhance any agency’s operations!

Equipment Maintenance - Part I

This module focuses on equipment maintenance, including mounting and inspecting of snow removal equipment, pre- and post-event maintenance, and end-of-season tasks.

Proper Plowing Techniques - Part II

This module focuses on proper plowing techniques, pre- and posttrip preparation, safety, and types of snow removal equipment.

Deicing - Part III

This module focuses on the deicing process, from selection and ordering to preparation, handling, and storage to efficient and effective application of materials.

Blowing Snow Mitigation - Part IV

This module focuses on blowing snow mitigation, addressing the problems of blowing snow, explaining how snow fences work, and identifying possible solutions.

Winter Maintenance Management - Part V

This module focuses on winter maintenance operational methods, performance measurement, planning and budgeting, employee and liability issues, and working with the public.

Also sold separately.



Publisher: APWA, NACE and AASHTO
Pages: 552 pages
Year: 2008