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Federal Highway Administration / Publications / Focus / August 2010

Accelerating Infrastructure Innovations

Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-10-016
Date: August 2010

Visit FHWA's Online Work Zone Training Compendium

Looking for details on highway work zone training opportunities and guidance materials? Make the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) new online Work Zone Training Compendium your one-stop source for the latest information. Available at www.ops.fhwa.dot.gov/wz/outreach/wz_training/index.htm, the compendium features 10 categories:

For each class, workshop, or other training opportunity featured, the compendium includes information on the format, length, provider, target audience, cost, and point of contact. Similar summary information is included for each of the guidance documents and reference materials listed. The comprehensive list of training opportunities and materials ranges from ones offered by FHWA's National Highway Institute, State departments of transportation, and industry associations to those available from Local Technical Assistance Programs and colleges and universities, among others.

To submit additional training opportunities or guidance materials to be listed in the compendium, contact Tracy Scriba in FHWA's Office of Operations, 202-366-0855 (email: tracy.scriba@fhwa.dot.gov). For more information on FHWA's Work Zone Mobility and Safety Program, visit www.ops.fhwa.dot.gov/wz/index.asp.

Six construction workers are shown working on an overpass within a highway work zone. A sign for North Kansas City is seen in the background.

From design for work zones to worker safety, make FHWA's new online
Work Zone Training Compendium your one-stop source for information.

Roadside view of two workers operating within a work zone on the side of a highway. Trucks, dust, and machinery surround the workers.

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