The American Concrete Pavement Association (ACPA) has announce its first-ever National Concrete Pavement Design Workshop. (To download a PDF of a flyer about this workshop, click here.)

This workshop, which will be held in Rosemont, Ill., in mid-October, will cover many of the most commonly used pavement design and analysis software programs, including some specifically used for concrete pavement design.

The comprehensive, hands-on training event, will not only cover a full array of pavement design software, but will also feature some of the latest pavement analysis software and methods.

The course will cover WinPas software; DARWin-ME software; StreetPave software; airport pavement-design programs (including AirPave, FAArfield, and Tri-Service PCASE software); TCP (Thin-Concrete Pavement) design method; roller-compacted concrete design method; and ACPA PerviousPave software training. Also included will be pavement analysis tools (including Ever-FE, Westergaard app, HIPERPAV III, etc.).

As an added bonus, we are offering a half-day Concrete Pavement Jointing Workshop, which also will intersection design and hands-on examples.

Dates & Times

* Monday, October 17 – 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

* Tuesday, October 18 – 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

* Wednesday, October 19 – 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

* (Optional) Thursday, October 20 – 8:00 to Noon: ACPA’s Concrete Pavement Joint Design and Layout Workshop

Scope of Training
The pavement design workshop will focus on hands-on training with key experts representing the underlying pavement design and analysis software technologies. The program will be comprehensive, but will be led at a comfortable pace to allow plenty of time for overview presentations, discussions/Q&A, and hands-on training.

Free Software Bundle
Registrants for the National Concrete Pavement Design Workshop will receive valuable ACPA software at no additional cost. This is a $1,750 value — greater than the cost of the training course! Check out the value breakdown of software you will receive at no additional charge: