Bitumen Training

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NEW PLYMOUTH OFFICE:Phone 067597065Fax 067597066

HAMILTON OFFICE:Phone 078392787Fax 078392787Email [email protected]

SHORT COURSES:LisaKnowles l [email protected] ext 705JanKivell [email protected] ext708

CONFERENCES AND SPECIALISTWORKSHOPS:JillWarner [email protected] ext709

WEBSITE: www.nziht.co.nz

FOR DEGREE/DIPLOMA:JillWarner [email protected] ext709

THE DIP ENG (CIVIL):ClarenceMorkel [email protected] [email protected]

CERT IN CIVIL INDUSTRY (INTRODUCTORY SKILLS)[email protected]

NZIHT operates as an independent company with the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki as the sole shareholder.

TRAINING NEWS/UPDATES FROM THE NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF HIGHWAY TECHNOLOGY

Bitumen tanker and Plant OPeratOr (1 day)Palmerston North 8 September / Hamilton 12 September / Christchurch 15 September

The operaon of bitumen tankers, sprayers, bitumen storage and blending plants demands a sound knowledge of the properes of bitumen and

associated products and adherence to strict safety procedures. Producon is improved if operators have the appropriate advanced knowledge and skill

to accurately and safely use plant and equipment. Quality is maintained by bitumen product knowledge, adherence to handling procedures, accurate

blend calculaon and careful record keeping. This course is designed as a follow-on from the awareness level Bitumen Safety course specically for

hands-on operators.

Please Note: This course is a prerequisite to the Bitumen Sprayer Operator Course

Topics Include:

Bitumen, addives, polymers, emulsions Safe operaon of xed plant

Roading NZ Code of Safe Pracce Loading, bending, heang and transferring

Transfer hose safety and compliance Plant maintenance

Storage and transportaon Dangerous goods classicaon & labelling

Measurement and control Safe tanker operaon

Sampling and documentaon Calculaon of blends

Record keeping Plant maintenance safety

For further informaon contact Jan Kivell, details below

Bitumen SPrayer OPeratOr (1 day)Palmerston North 9 September / Hamilton 13 September / Christchurch 16 September

Precise and competent operaon of the bitumen sprayer is essenal to successful chipsealing operaons. Sprayer performance is improved if operators

have detailed knowledge of the principles of the chipsealing process and the appropriate skills to accurately use the equipment. Output quality is

enhanced by bitumen product knowledge, adherence to safe handling procedures and careful record keeping.

Topics Include:

Bitumen products for chipsealing Chipseal types and basic design principles Storage, blending and transportaon Sampling and documentaon

Sprayer types, pumps and operang systems Troubleshoong Spray charts Correct spraybar set-up Hand-spraying Sprayer maintenance

Operaonal safety RNZ E/2 industry cercaon of sprayers Field measurement and control Calculaon of hot spray rates for cutbacks and

emulsions Spraying Hot PMBs Bitumen sprayer record keeping.

For further informaon contact Jan Kivell, details below.

August 2011

STREETSAHEADINTRAINING

Bitumen BaSic Safety (1 day)Auckland 20 September / Hamilton 23 September / Palmerston North 26 September

Christchurch 28 September / Dunedin 30 SeptemberIt is absolutely essenal that all those involved in any way with bituminous materials fully understand the signicant hazards presented and the

procedures used to ensure safety. This is an essenal awareness course for anybody involved in any way with the road surfacing industry and is

presented with the aid of graphic praccal demonstraons. A special variaon of this course Bitumen - Managing the Risk is designed specically for

senior managers, engineers and supervisors. It is a pre-requisite for other advanced courses for those handling, working near, operang or maintaining

bitumen equipment or supervising the use of bituminous materials. This course will assist with compliance with the Health and Safety in Employment

Act and the self-governance Operate Safe scheme administered by Roading New Zealand.

Topics Include:

Introducon to bituminous materials including emulsions

Health hazards, personal precauons

Hazards when working around bitumen plants and hot-mix plants

Hazards associated with eld operaons

Importance of appropriate training

Dangers of water

First aid for bitumen burns

Dangerous goods, ash point, auto-ignion, safe distance Explosion hazards, empty tank hazards

Maintenance hazards, spillage precauons

Fire safety including hands on experience in the use of portable re exnguishers to ght ammable liquid res

Miscellaneous associated hazards encountered in the road surfacing industry


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FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: Phone:067597065,Fax:067597066FOR SHORT COURSES: LisaKnowles:[email protected],JanKivell:[email protected] DIPLOMA/DEGREE JillWarner:[email protected]: www.nziht.co.nz

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Gain the

National CerticateinCivil Infrastructure(General Introductory Skills)

For only $120* + GST Aend ve blocks o-job (total 8 days over 20 weeks)

O job training is included Full assessment of unit standards on the NZQA framework

Napier intake starng 8-9 September

Other centres on request

Training includes the following blocks:

* Only available to NZ Cizens or Permanent Residents of NZ with proof of residency/cizenship.

For full informaon please contact the programme co-ordinator:

Jan Kivell

NZ Instute of Highway TechnologyE: [email protected] P: 06 759 7065 ext 708

Level 1 Basic Trac Controller (TC) (1 day o-job training & self-directed study)

*Unit standards: 5627, 20877, 20878

Survey & Set Out Stage 1 (2 day o-job training & self-directed study)

*Unit standards: 6476, 6480

Basic Worksite Knowledge (2 days o-job training & self-directed study)

Unit standards: 6453, 1978, 12382, 17592, 17593, 22283

Health & Safety for Civil Construcon (2 days o-job training & self-directed study)

Unit standards: 6475, 17327, 20868, 20870, 20873

First Aid (1 day o-job training)

Unit standards: 6401, 6402


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rOad netwOrk cOnditiOn analySiS

(2 dayS)

Christchurch 24-25 August (conrmed)

Over the past decade, the use of high speed data collecon

devices, coupled with the structured storage and access of

data has become the norm for many road networks in NewZealand and elsewhere. The ability to ulize this informaon

in an ecient and innovave manner has become an

essenal requirement for engineers involved in the planning

and allocaon of resources related to road networks.

This course is designed to equip engineers and analysts

with the fundamental understanding and praccal skills to

analyse and interpret key trends in road network condion

and performance. The course introduces the key types of

network level condion data, and illustrates, through the

use of worked examples, how this data can be eecvely

analysed and summarized to facilitate raonal decision

making and allocaon of resources. The course also covers

the preparaon and analysis of data to support the calibraon

of network deterioraon models.

The course includes computer work in which parcipants

will implement the principles through use of Microso Excel

macros and the JunoViewer soware.

Topics Include: Typical network condion data types and their

measurement

Descripve stascs and best pracces in graphical

analysis and reporng

Structuring your data for analysis- example using

Microso Access

Introducon to Excel macros and their use to access andprocess data

Key graphs and stascs used to summarize network

condion trends

Determining and analysing deterioraon rates and the

impact of treatments and how to use this data to support

deterioraon modelling

For further informaon please contact Lisa Knowles,

details below.

underStanding nZS3910:2003

cOnditiOnS Of cOntract (2 dayS)

Dunedin 2-3 August

Palmerston North 17-18 August

Christchurch 24-25 August

Auckland 19-20 OctoberHow well do you know the contents of NZS3910, which are

the rules for administering and managing civil and building

contracts?

This popular course, from a praccal and hands-on point

of view will benet Clients, Consultants and Contractors

regarding how to manage and administer contracts and to

understand their obligaons and liabilies in terms of these

General Condions of Contract

Major points covered are: Types of contracts

Contractor and Client obligaons

Role of the Engineer / Engineers representave Variaons and how to value them

Extensions of me and the nancial implicaons to

Clients

Disputes

Terminaon of contracts / sub-contracts

Calculaon of percentages for on-site costs, overhead

and prot and rate per working day

On compleon of this course parcipants will have theknowledge to: Use course notes as an up to date reference for managing

contracts

Understand NZS3910:2003

Be familiar with dierent types of contracts

Understand the procedure for lodging claims and the

concept of being me-barred and those claims being

dismissed as being out of me

Understand extension of me and associated

implicaons and costs

Be able to value variaons

For further informaon please contact Lisa Knowles,

details below.

aSPhalt mix deSign (2 dayS)

Christchurch 29-30 August

Asphalt paving mix design requires a clear understanding of design standards and specicaon requirements. Design also

demands close aenon to the details of tesng procedures to ensure an economical blend and gradaon of aggregates.

Durable asphalt mixes must provide for stability, sucient voids and workability to permit ecient construcon. This course

has been updated to include the latest design methods from America and Australia. The methods will include Austroads

APRG 18 Selecon and Design of Asphalt Mixes and SHRP Superpave Mix Design. This will assist engineers and supervisors

in their understanding of the design process and specicaons.

Topics Include: Objecves of design mix Desirable mix properes

Design of non-structural mixes Designing a mix/praccal consideraons

Mix design and procedures Performance based specicaons

Quality assurance Producon tesng and interpretaon of test results

Overview of asphalt manufacture and construcon techniques.For further informaon contact Jan Kivell, details below


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Bridge inSPectiOn & maintenance PrOcedureS (2 dayS)

Christchurch 28-29 September

Hamilton 19-20 October

Bridges are valuable assets, which cannot be built and then forgoen. Defects do occur which require

aenon during the life of a bridge. Natural events such as oods and earthquakes cause damage. Somebridge components deteriorate and require replacement within the life of the bridge.

The bridge environment can aect durability and must be recognised. These areas must be addressed and appropriate maintenance

carried out to ensure connued public safety as well as to maintain the asset and minimise repair costs.

Topics include:

Asset management systems

The inspecon procedure

Condion assessment for common bridge materials

Repair procedures

Coangs for steel structures

Economic evaluaon

Durability and maintenance of bridging materials

Maintenance requirements

Waterway, drainage and seismic damage

On compleon of this course parcipants will have the knowledge to:

Idenfy the principles of bridge inspecon and maintenance

Carry out bridge inspecons under supervision

Gain an understanding of administraon and management systems

Use the Transit NZ Bridge Inspecon and Maintenance Manual to inspect and evaluate bridge condions and detect faults

Prepare repair procedures under supervision

Detect potenal instances of bridge failure

Learn ways to enhance durability of materials used in bridge construcon.


leaderShiP training (3 dayS)

Auckland 29-31 August / Christchurch 21-23 September / Wellington 18-20 October

This course is aimed at anybody who is in charge of a work team of any size. It is delivered in an inducve (experienal) format which

allows parcipants to be totally involved in the learning process. The course is high on involvement and equips the parcipants to take

the concepts into the workplace and use them. There is an assessment programme at the end where they, their mentor and their

line manager sign o the transfer to work component of the training. In this three day course there is also me to include the DiSC

Behavioural Prole Diagnosc. This invaluable tool enables parcipants to understand themselves, the eect their behaviour has on

others and how to create the opmum work environment for each of their direct reports.

DiSC Behavioural proling links directly to leadership and delegaon, communicaon, feedback, performance management and

handling conict. It therefore provides a base for learning that takes the knowledge gained into atudinal and behavioural changes by

having parcipants learning the valuable skill of knowing when and how to adapt their leadership behaviour to those they are leading

and interacng with at all levels of the organisaon.

Topics include the following Modules: Module One - Improving Performance

Module Two - Learning, Learning how to learn

Module Three - Communicaon

Module Four - Expectaons of people

Module Five - The Leader/Manager concept

Module Six - Teamwork; Building and maintaining teams

Module Seven - Movaon

Module Eight - Conict management

Module Nine - DiSC Workshops

Module Ten - Performance management

Module Eleven - Coping & Stress Prole

Module Twelve - Time Management

Module Thirteen - Transfer to work

For further informaon please contact Lisa Knowles, details below.

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geOmechanicS fOr new Zealand rOading (1 day)

Dunedin 6 October

Wellington 12 October

Auckland 2 November

This course draws together the necessary soil invesgaon and geotechnical procedures for roading construcon and maintenance.

The course provides an up-to-date overview of invesgave techniques and analysis.

Topics Include:

Geotechnical engineering and pavement design

Fundamental soil properes

Compacon

Planning geomechanical invesgaons

In-situ invesgaon and tesng Laboratory tesng issues

Eects and control of water movement

Soil strength improvement

Bearing capacity

On compleon of this course parcipants will have the knowledge to:

Understand the role of engineering judgement to obtain eecve soluons to soil mechanics

Idenfy fundamental properes of soils

Plan a geotechnical invesgaon

Apply geotechnical invesgaons to improve pavement construcon

Ulise pavement stabilisaon techniques.

Who Should Aend?

Engineers, technicians, supervisors and Local Authority sta involved in pavement design and construcon.

For further informaon contact Lisa Knowles, details below.

chiPSeal deSign (2 dayS)

Palmerston North 5-6 September

Factors aecng the design and the eld performance of chipseal surfacings are complex. Local condions can signicantly aect seal

design and performance. A detailed knowledge of the materials, treatment selecon, design procedures and construcon processes is

essenal to any understanding of chipseal performance on the road.The design procedures from the recently-published textbook Chipsealing in New Zealand provide the basis for this course including

worked examples. In addion, the praccal applicaon of the NZTA P/17 performance-based specicaon will be covered in detail,

including worked examples.

Topics Include:

Understanding the stresses

Skid resistance basics

Assessing chipsealing needs

Preseal treatments

Bitumen, emulsions addives, polymers

Adhesion

Chip materials and specicaons

Design processes & opons

Worked design exercises Types of plant used in chipsealing construcon

Construcon of chipseal and reseals

Analysis of faults, failures & xes

Sampling and tesng

Quality assurance

Contractual responsibilies and procedures for P/17

Determinaon of acceptance criteria for P/17

Acceptance tesng for P/17

Worked P/17 examples



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Turn a Corner in your CareerBachelor of Engineering Technology (Highways)

Graduate Diploma in Engineering (Highways)Enrolling now!!!

7.370 Trac

Engineering

7.350 Drainage

Design

7.320 Project

Management

7.340 Geometric

Design

To develop a comprehensiveunderstanding of trac engineeringprinciples and pracce, and enquirethe ability to analyse trac owdata and physical requirements tolead to the eecve design of tracnetworks and intersecons.

Part A 11 - 15 July

Part B 29 August - 2nd September

To examine in detail the

components of highway drainagesystems, and undertake thedesign of surface and sub-soildrainage systems for urban andrural roads.

Part A 8 - 12 August

Part B 26 - 28 October

To study road geometrics in detailand to apply knowledge and skillsgained to the safe, funconal andaesthec design of road alignments inaccordance with the requirements ofcurrent Codes of Pracce.

Part A 5 - 9 September

Part B 31st October - 4th November

To introduce students to the art of ProjectManagement with the knowledge requiredto plan and implement contract worksusing programme management techniques,to relate project management to contractacvies and to procure, implement andeecvely manage civil construconcontracts.

Part A 25 - 29 July

Part B 29th August - 2nd September

The Bachelor of Engineering

Technology (Highways)

and Graduate Diploma in

Engineering (Highways) is

oered in associaon with the

Western Instute of Technology

at Taranaki (WITT) which is

the accredited provider and isstructured in a Block Course

Part Time Study Model making

it accessible to persons who

are in employment and want

a part-me study programme.

Applicants may apply to join

the BEngTech(Highways) and

GradDipEng(Highways) at the

start of any term.


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To provide students with anunderstanding of road distressmechanisms, how to remedy them,and how to develop a cost eecveroad maintenance strategy, including

bridge and culvert maintenancerequirements.

22 - 26 August

Diploma in Highway Engineering

(including exit qualicaon Cercate in Highway Engineering)

Enrolling now!!!

6010 Drainage

Design

6008

Maintenance

Management

6001

Geometric

Design

6007 Computer

Aided Design

6002 TracEngineering

6005 Contract

Management

To study road geometrics in detailand to apply knowledge and skills

gained to the safe, funconal andaesthec design of road alignments inaccordance with the requirements ofcurrent Codes of Pracce.

5 - 9 September

To study and demonstrate anacceptable level of competence inthe use of a selected road designsoware program e.g. MXRoad orsimilar.

31st October - 4th November

To develop an understanding oftrac engineering principles andpracce, and acquire the ability toconduct trac surveys and physicalrequirements to lead to the eecvedesign of trac networks andintersecons.

11 - 15 July

Create an understanding of thegeneral condions of Contract NZS3910, extension of me claims,compeve tendering process forphysical works and professionalservices, Cost esmang and RiskAnalysis

25 - 29 July To examine the components of

highway drainage systems, andundertake the design of surface andsub-soil drainage systems for urbanand rural roads.

8 - 12 AugustNZIHT are currently accepng applicaons for enrolment from

suitable candidates. If you wish to be considered for enrolment on this

specialised roading qualicaon then dont delay APPLY NOW!!!

Jill Warner E-mail: [email protected]: 06 759 7065 Ext 709


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Survey & Set Out Stage 1 (1 day)

Palmerston North 12 August

Christchurch 12 September

This is a praccal course that excites and enables all eld sta to read and interpret plans andassist with survey and seng out acvies. The course gives a strong emphasis on understandingconstrucon plans, dimensions, datums, survey marks, accuracies, elevaons and layouts toenable all parcipants to condently appreciate the works scope and detail. Basic measurements,oseng and marking out for construcon works are discussed and demonstrated.

Understanding with eld exercises using levelling equipment and level reducons to establish design heights gives eld stanew skills. The course reinforces eld checking, recording, basic calculaons and good survey techniques. Further advancedapplicaons are oered in stage 2.

Topics Include: Understanding plans and symbols Interpreng constraints and services Explaining survey and set out equipment Use of levels, digital grade level, tapes and laser levels Set out of pegs, proles, baer boards and stakes Locaon of services

Reading, recording and reducing level observaons Construcon site survey consideraons Area and volume calculaons.

On compleon of this course parcipants should be able to apply knowledge learnt to: Set up, read, record and calculate using a level Assist a surveyor with planning and preparaon work for survey setout Assist a surveyor to take eld measurements Understand construcon drawings and their funcons Locate and idenfy features on construcon drawings Invesgate services and mark and record them.


Survey & Set Out Stage 2 (2 dayS)

Auckland 14-15 September

Christchurch 28-29 September

Palmerston North 12-13 October

Survey and set out errors can be very costly in materials, labour and reputaon. This praccalcourse covers the skills needed to set out construcon works common on NZ projects. This coursesuits foremen, site supervisors and project managers who require a rounded appreciaon of allconstrucon aspects. The course covers the use of total staons, levelling and GPS equipment.Included is an understanding and manipulaon of coordinates, survey calculaons, company QAsurvey requirements and onsite survey safety.

Field exercises cover the setout of oset marking for crossfalls, grades and alignment for roads and kerbing and the posionalsetout of small detailed construcon works for both posion and level from coordinate and dimensional plans. This coursegives parcipants condence in survey setout and an appreciaon when further direcon or support should obtained froma licensed surveyor.

Topics Include: Levelling methods and praccal applicaons Contract drawings and instrucons Interpretaon of survey informaon Reading and vericaon of set out informaon Communicaon, errors and correcve acons Establishing requirements and seng out levels Measuring and recording asbuilt requirements Marking/recording on-site services Reference systems and co-ordinates Set up and reading theodolite/EDM Set out for posion and levels for a construcon job.



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August - October 2011

KEY: Confrmedcourses,butspacesstillavailable

Potentialcoursesstillrequirenumberstorun

COURSE TITLE DATE LOCATION COST (EXCL GST)

Aggregates or Pavement Construction (1 day) 29 September

27 October

Dunedin

Hamilton

$420.00

An Introduction to Quality Management Systems or the Civil Industry (2 days) 29-30 August Auckland $640.00

Asphalt Mix Design (2 days) 29-30 August Christchurch $640.00

Asphalt Paving Construction Supervisor (3 days) 15-17 August26-28 September

AucklandWellington

$990.00

Asphalt Production Plant Operation (2 days) 1-2 August12-13 September

WellingtonChristchurch

$640.00

Bitumen Basic Saety (1 day) 20 September 23 September26 September28 September30 September

AucklandHamiltonPalmerston NorthChristchurchDunedin

$420.00

Bitumen Sprayer Operator (1 day) 9 September 13 September16 September

Palmerston NorthHamiltonChristchurch

$420.00

Bitumen Tanker and Plant Operator (1 day) 8 September 12 September15 September

Palmerston NorthHamiltonChristchurch

$420.00

Bridge Inspection and Maintenance Procedures (2 days) 28-29 September 19-20 October

ChristchurchHamilton

$640.00

Bulk Earthmoving (2 days) 22-23 August Auckland $640.00

Chipseal Design (2 days) 5-6 September Palmerston North $640.00

Civil Construction Supervisor #1 (2 days) 25-26 August Christchurch $640.00

Civil Construction Supervisor #2 (3 days) 15-17 August20-22 September

AucklandChristchurch

$990.00

Construction & Maintenance o Unsealed and Forestry Roads (1 day) 22 August Auckland $420.00Drainage Construction Supervisor (1 day) 19 August Wellington $420.00

Geomechanics or NZ Roading (1 day) 6 October 12 October

DunedinWellington

$420.00

Geometric Design or Roads (2 days) 1-2 September Wellington $640.00

Inspecting Roads and Establishing Maintenance Needs (1 day) 18 August Auckland $420.00

Installation & Maintenance o Road Drainage Systems (1 day) 31 August Auckland $420.00

Installation & Maintenance o Roadside Signage (1 day) 11 August Christchurch $420.00

Leadership Training (3 days) 29-31 August21-23 September18-20 October

AucklandChristchurchWellington

$990.00

Level 1 Basic Trafc Controller (TC) (1 day) 3 August

9 August17 August25 August30 August7 September12 September20 September21 September29 September4 October5 October11 October18 October26 October

Tauranga

WanganuiNelsonAucklandChristchurchNew PlymouthRotoruaPalmerston NorthDunedinNapierChristchurchAucklandLower HuttTaupoHamilton

$345.00

plusNZTA Registration$40.00


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August - October 2011

KEY: Confrmedcourses,butspacesstillavailable

Potentialcoursesstillrequirenumberstorun

COURSE TITLE DATE LOCATION COST (EXCL GST)

Level 1 Site Trafc Management Supervisor (STMS) (2 days) 8-9 August

16-17 August18-19 August23-24 August24-25 August6-7 September14-15 September27-28 September11-12 October13-14 October19-20 October26-27 October8-9 November

Hamilton

Lower HuttTaupoAucklandChristchurchTaurangaWanganuiAucklandNew PlymouthRotoruaPalmerston NorthDunedinNapier

$495.00

plusNZTA Registration$40.00

Microsot Project (1 day) 17 August Auckland $450.00

Pavement and Rehabilitation Design (2 days) 19-20 September Auckland $750.00Pavement Suracing Supervisor Chipsealing (2 days) 20-21 September Auckland $640.00

Reresher Level 1 STMS andReresher Level 1 Basic TC (1 day)

4 August10 August26 August31 August8 September13 September20 September30 September5 October6 October12 October

19 October27 October

TaurangaWanganuiAucklandChristchurchNew PlymouthRotoruaPalmerston NorthNapierChristchurchAucklandLower Hutt

TaupoHamilton

$300plusNZTA Registration$40.00

Reinstatement o Service Trenches (1 day) 13 October Wellington $420.00

River Protection & Flood Damage (2 days) 23-24 August Dunedin $640.00

Road Lighting Course A to AS/NZS 1158 (1 day) 23 August Wellington $420.00

Road Lighting Course B Design Training (1 day) 24 August Wellington $420.00

Road Network Condition Analysis (2 days) 24-25 August Christchurch $750.00

Saety in Trenches (1 day) 24 August Christchurch $420.00

Stabilisation o Road Pavements (1 day) 5 October Dunedin $420.00

Supercharged Supervisors Toolkit (1 day) 23 August6 October

WellingtonAuckland

$470.00

Survey and Set out Stage 1 (1 day) 12 August

12 September

Palmerston North

Christchurch

$470.00

Survey and Set out Stage 2 (2 days) 14-15 September 28-29 September12-13 October

AucklandChristchurchPalmerston North

$750.00

Understanding NZS3910:2003 Conditions o Contract (2 days) 2-3 August17-18 August24-25 August19-20 October

DunedinPalmerston NorthChristchurchAuckland

$640.00


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The NZIHT reserves the right to alter course dates, postpone

or cancel courses due to unoreseen circumstances or where

numbers are not sufcient.

Post or Fax to:

The Course Co-ordinator,

New Zealand Institute of Highway Technology Ltd

PO Box 4273, New Plymouth 4340

Phone (06) 759 7065, Fax (06) 759 7066

Please note: Confrmation letters will be sent fve working days prior to the course date.

Cancellations: participant withdrawals must be notifed in writing. Withdrawals ater the close-o date (5 working days prior to the course

date) will be charged 50% o the course ee. Non attendance will also be charged the ull rate. Substitute participants are welcome.

Please reer to page 9 o our 2011 Training Programme or ull registration details and conditions.

Course cost $ ____________________

Plus 15% GST $ ____________________

Cheque enclosed for: $ ____________________

(Please make payable to the NZ Institute of Highway Technology Ltd), or

Please invoice us for: $ ____________________

Name o NZIHT Short Course: _________________________________________________________________________

Course Location: ___________________________________Course Date: ______________________________________

Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________________

Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________________

Name and Postal Address o your organisation: __________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Contact person: ___________________________________All correspondence will be forwarded to the Contact Person

Email: ___________________________________________

Phone: ___________________________________________Fax: _____________________________________________

Order No: ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Short Course Registration Form


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'Utilising new and existing technology to achieve value for money'

Utiliing new and exising technology to achieve valUe for Money

We are pleased to announce that the 12th Annual NZTA/NZIHT

conference will be held from 6-8 November 2011 at the Quality

Hotel, Plymouth International, New Plymouth, Taranaki.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION

AND UPDATES VISIT

www.nziht.co.nz/nzta2011

(QTOQTGKPHQTOCVKQPRNGCUGEQPVCEVJill Warner, Conference Co-ordinator - NZ Institute o Highway Technology Ltd, Phone06 759 7065 ext. 709 [email protected]

This is a call for technical and policy

papers and registrations of interest.The papers will be reereed and selected

by an independent and expert panel. Favourable

consideration will be given to papers which challenge

the current way o doing things and indicate how

the industry can do things smarter, more eciently

and better to achieve more value or money.

We look orward to you joining us in New Plymouth

Winner - Best Small City in the World Award

Liveable Communities Awards, Nov 2008

Winner - Top Town in New Zealand

North & South Magazine, Nov 2008

COST - The cost of the conference will be $740.00 +gst per

delegate. This includes the catering, welcome function,

conference dinner and entertainment.

TOPIc Innovations and value or money

Suracing & pavement design and maintenance

Moving reight in New Zealand

Procurement and contract models

ITS and traveller inormation Saety

Risk Assessment

Asset Management

Trac Management with a customer ocus

Skid resistance and suracing

Do our specifcations, standards, perormance

measures and contract conditions encourage

our goal o always "value or money" - and i

not, why not?

PAPER SUBMISSION - Abstracts must be 200 - 450 words and

submitted electronically as PDF or Word attachment before the 31st July

2011 [email protected] On your abstract please include the ollowing:

Title o Paper, Author(s) and/or the Presenter, Contact details or the

Author(s) and/or Presenter and a brie bio o Presenter.

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