Designer Utilities Training
Designer Utilities Training
Thursday, February 27, 2020 (7:30 AM - 11:30 AM) (EST)
Description
Please note that seating for this training is very limited. If you register and find that you're unable to attend, please contact Jennifer Head. If the training fills before you reserve your seat, please join the waiting list; if enough people are on the waiting list we will do a training in the afternoon.
Training Background: The Utility Coordination ITask Force noticed an increasing trend in the number and cost of utility conflicts. Many designers have minimal experience with the differentiating between what utility appurtenances are significant to relocate and what are not. The increasing utility conflict trend also includes designers not fully investigating utility conflicts. Consequently, utility conflicts are not completely resolved before the project goes to construction. This has caused construction claims, delays, and change orders.
Training Purpose: This effort will focus on the ‘Traditional Method’ (submission and markups) however, SUE will also be discussed, as a method of adding utilities to roadway plans.
What you will Learn: To successfully coordinate any and all utility issues during the design phase to reduce or eliminate claims and delays during construction, damages to utilities during construction, and injury or loss of life by a utility hit during construction.
Speakers:
Randy Sanborn, Long Engineering
Kerry Gore, Surveying and Mapping
Shonnell Gibbs, GDOT
Aisha Moultrie, GDOT
Training Background: The Utility Coordination ITask Force noticed an increasing trend in the number and cost of utility conflicts. Many designers have minimal experience with the differentiating between what utility appurtenances are significant to relocate and what are not. The increasing utility conflict trend also includes designers not fully investigating utility conflicts. Consequently, utility conflicts are not completely resolved before the project goes to construction. This has caused construction claims, delays, and change orders.
Training Purpose: This effort will focus on the ‘Traditional Method’ (submission and markups) however, SUE will also be discussed, as a method of adding utilities to roadway plans.
What you will Learn: To successfully coordinate any and all utility issues during the design phase to reduce or eliminate claims and delays during construction, damages to utilities during construction, and injury or loss of life by a utility hit during construction.
Speakers:
Randy Sanborn, Long Engineering
Kerry Gore, Surveying and Mapping
Shonnell Gibbs, GDOT
Aisha Moultrie, GDOT
Pricing
GDOT Employees | Free
Consultants | $15
GDOT Employees | Free
Consultants | $15
Thursday, February 27, 2020 (7:30 AM - 11:30 AM)
(EST)
7:30 am | Light Breakfast
8:00 am - 11:30 am | Training
8:00 am - 11:30 am | Training
Registered Guests
25
25
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