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| Date(s): |
March 22, 2012 |
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Audio/Web Broadcast |
| Cost: |
Members: $175.00
Non Members: $300.00 |
| Description: |
Hot-In-Place Asphalt Recycling
The budget crunch is getting louder. Delaying, modifying or canceling road work is one way to go. But recycling your current road surface may be a smarter way to go!
This program explains how your municipality can save 30% or more on its resurfacing budget with environmentally-friendly Hot-in-Place Recycling
You will learn how Hot-in-Place Recycling replaces the conventional “mill & overlay” approach while significantly reducing the carbon footprint
Come see what is involved and whether these methods are a viable option for your agency.
After viewing this program, participants will be better able to:
• Explain the process and appropriate applications for Heater Scarification Hot-in-Place Recycling
• Describe the process and appropriate applications for Re-HEAT Hot-in-Place Recycling
• Determine how both processes provide a cost advantage and environmental benefit versus convention pavement resurfacing using the “Mill & Overlay” approach
This program has been approved for .2 CEUs or 2 PDHs. The form to request these credits is available upon completion of the class evaluation. Please note there is a $5 fee per individual requesting CEUs. |
| Speaker: |
 Pat Faster
Gallagher Asphalt
Patrick Faster is National Sales Director for Gallagher Asphalt Corporation’s Hot-in-Place Recycling division.
Currently, Pat is also serving as President of the Asphalt Recycling & Reclaiming Association (ARRA). Within ARRA, he also chairs the Hot-in-Place Recycling Committee. Pat is actively involved as a Board Member on the Pavement Preservation Expert Task Group (PPETG) through the FHWA.
As a husband and father of three, Pat resides in the south suburbs of Chicago. He holds an M.B.A. from University of Wisconsin and an Undergraduate Degree from St. Norbert College in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Believe it or not, Pat was officially a professional hockey player (for one game) with the Minnesota North Stars back in the day.
During his 25 years in the construction industry, Pat has been active with various pavement preservation, highway construction and public agency associations, including FP2, National Association of County Engineers, and the APWA.
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.JPG) Robert L. Phillips, P.E., P.S.
Geauga County Engineer
Chardon, Ohio
Mr. Phillips graduated from The Ohio State University. He entered the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) training program and moved up to become the bridge engineer for District Four prior to completing the training program. Mr. Phillips’s background encompasses many facets of civil engineering. He has worked for consulting firms, contractors and has completed over thirty years of engineering service for the government.
Mr. Phillips took office in January of 1989. In 2004, he was appointed Drainage Engineer for Geauga County. He has been an active member of the CEAO serving on numerous committees as a member, district chair, and is currently a Past President.
Mr. Phillips established a countywide Geauga County Drug & Alcohol Consortium for CDL Holders, which includes testing and training for county, townships, cities, and villages in the county.
Mr. Phillips strongly believes in local government making decisions for the local community. Under Mr. Phillip’s leadership, local design standards have been implemented in Geauga County for roads and bridges. He has been the Chair of District Seven of the Local Ohio Public Works Integrating Committee since 1991. Mr. Phillips and his office served as the spokesman for the CEAO when the ODOT developed the Local Project Administration policy allowing local government to administer federally funded transportation improvement projects. The first demonstration project using the LPA process was completed in Geauga County under Mr. Phillip’s leadership.
Mr. Phillips also understands the importance of regional cooperation. Mr. Phillips has represented Geauga County and served on the Northeastern Ohio Areawide Coordinating Association (NOACA) since being elected. He currently serves as the Chair of the Local Transportation Investment Subcommittee for NOACA. This working subcommittee makes the major decisions regarding the distribution of federal funds in Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain and Medina counties.
Mr. Phillips knows it is important to share ideas and information with all counties in the State of Ohio. Mr. Phillips and his office developed methods used in Geauga County to account for transportation assets for the GASB-34 reporting requirements. Mr. Phillips has shared this methodology with many counties in Ohio.
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.jpg) Moderator:Warren Roberts, P.E.
Assistant District Construction and Materials Engineer
Missouri Department of Transportation
Lee's Summit, MO
Warren Roberts is the Assistant District Construction and Materials Engineer for the Missouri Department of Transportation’s Kansas City District.
He most recently served as Quality Manager for MoDOT’s Interstate 29/35 “kcICON” design-build project in Kansas City. Prior to that, he served as MoDOT’s Operation Liaison Engineer in the Kansas City District Office.
He has been with the department for more than 27 years managing highway operations in the St. Louis, Jefferson City and Kansas City regions.
Mr. Roberts earned his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree from the University of Kentucky.
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| Content Questions: |
Phyllis Muder
(800) 848-2792
education@apwa.net |
| Technology Questions: |
Phyllis Muder
(800) 848-2792
education@apwa.net |
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