This program identifies what each person's responsibility for producing high quality, "we made no mistakes here" mixes.   The role of the groundsman, the loader operator, the plant operator, and the person loading trucks all have key roles to play in the mix production process.   This session identifies the specific tasks each person plays in contributing to mix quality and plant efficiency .  A poster highlighting industry accepted best practices for quality management and another highlighting each person's specific role in the process will be provided as "take-aways" and discusion tools to use with your production personnel.

All equipment wears out.   It is the nature of equipment, as it is run, to wear.  The secret to keeping a plant online is to not only have spare parts and someone skilled at installing them, but to inspect your wear and identify fatiguing parts BEFORE they fail.  This program identifies what needs to be  inspected daily, weekly, quarterly and annually to "find and fix" plant components before they shut the plant down.   A poster will be supplied as a simple tracking tool to help plant personnel stay on top of their game.

Identifying gradation problems, asphalt content problems, and voids problems. After the sessions, an 18-page handout and PDF file with a checklist for solving asphalt mixture problems can be kept. 

A review of recognized industry best practices for receiving, stockpiling, processing, and re-stockpiling RAP (Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement) at our plant facilities.  A handout will be provided to and serve as a discussion tool with your plant, quality control, and management personnel.