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Attenuator Design - Details

Attenuator Design Details:
Class Status:	01/05/2010 -10/04/2010
Where:	Carrier & Gable - 24110 Research Drive - Farmington Hills, Michigan
Date:	10/06/2010 -10/06/2010
Time:	9:00 am - 3:30 pm

Event description:
This one-day course is for engineers and construction personnel involved in roadside safety. This program will discuss various roadside safety issues including clear zones, lighting and obstructions. The training program will guide the student in applying various attenuator systems to protect roadway hazards. Emphasis is placed on the design and functional application of the various systems including problem solving and recommended solutions. The maintenance portion of the training will include demonstrations with Energy Absorption TMA's and permanent units. This is both a hands on and lecture workshop. Prerequisite: None 64 I.M.S.A. TARP points applies to Traffic Signals, MTR and S&M

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Scott Greiner

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Pam Burgess

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