from On the Move, Spring (March) Quarter 1999, Volume 12, Number 1
U of U Sandy Campus, 9875 South 240 West, Sandy, Utah
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), Association of General Contractors (AGC) and
National Highway Institute (NHI) are sponsoring this pilot course on hot mix asphalt construction
for field construction personnel from both agency and industry. To register, or for more
information, please call Wade Betenson (UDOT) at (801) 965-4303 or Mike Worischeck (Staker
Paving) at (801) 298-7500. Registration is limited to 40 people so call today.
Salt Lake City, Utah
If you have an interest in the design-build contracting technique, you might want to consider
attending this conference sponsored by the Design Build Institute of America (DBIA) and the
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). They expect that this will be the largest design-build conference for transportation projects. It should be an excellent educational opportunity
and chance to meet others who have some experience in this field. Conference registration is
$495. A preliminary agenda and registration form is available at the DBIA website:
[http://www.dbia.org/meeting/].
U of U Sandy Campus, 9875 South 240 West, Sandy, Utah
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), Association of General Contractors (AGC) and
ASTEC Industries, Inc. are sponsoring this conference on "computer processor-based controls for
drum mix plants" for plant managers, project engineers and senior inspectors. To register, or for
more information, please call Wade Betenson (UDOT) at (801) 965-4303 or Mike Worischeck
(Staker Paving) at (801) 298-7500. Registration is limited to 45 people so call today.
14-16 Utah Association of Counties Management Conference (Logan)
20 Work Zone Traffic Control (Washington City)
20-22 NHI Hot Mix Asphalt Construction (Sandy)
21-23 Utah League of Cities & Towns City Streets & County Roads School (St. George)
27 Hot Mix Asphalt Plan Operations & Control Workshop (Sandy)
14-15 Intermountain ITE Conference (Jackson, Wyoming)
16-22 National Public Works Week