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Since February 1977, the American Traffic Safety Services Association has provided quality roadway safety education and training to our industry. ATSSA’s progressive and innovative approach to education transitioned what was once known in our industry as ATSSA training into the ATSSA Roadway Safety Training Institute (RSTI) The institute provides a “dynamic” selection of comprehensive training and certification programs to our industry.
By combining traditional classroom training, international partnerships, training partners and training programs, we continue our mission of improving and promoting the safety of the motorists, pedestrians, and roadway workers.
The benefits that an individual, company, organization or agency receives by attending ATSSA’s roadway safety training courses or pursuing ATSSA certification are tremendous. Many states now require training or certification to work on our nation’s roadways and ATSSA’s Roadway Safety Training Institute is a recognized leader in this field.
ATSSA was awarded a four-year, $11.9 million grant from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) on Sept. 15, 2006 to provide roadway safety training nationwide for workers and others who make their livelihood on America’s roadways. Click here for details.
NEW COURSES - developed under the Work Zone Safety Training Grant
- Nighttime Work Zones,
- Law Enforcement Personnel in Work Zones,
- Temporary Traffic Control for Utility Workers, and
- Temporary Traffic Control for Tree Crews.
WEBINAR LIBRARY- Past webinars available for ordering ON CD-ROM
COMPREHENSIVE INSPECTION TRAINING This training consists of 14 Power Point modules geared towards specific topics all on one convenient CD-ROM. This course is designed to lead the participants from the very basic to the more complex aspects of inspection, documentation and quality standards. Each module was developed to last approximately 30-60 minutes. This course is intended for highway agency inspectors, project engineers, traffic control supervisors and others responsible for inspection activities. This is a perfect choice for new employees or as a periodic refresher series.
All of the modules are included on one CD-ROM.
Task Force 13
Task Force 13 develops, recommends, and promotes standards and specifications for bridge and road hardware used by highway and transportation agencies on the nation's roadways. Task Force 13 is a committee of concerned and experienced representatives from industry, academia, and state and federal transportation departments. Task Force 13 serves the Joint AASHTO-AGC-ARTBA Subcommittee on New Highway Materials and Technologies, whose mission is to develop guide specifications for new materials and technologies identified for use in highway construction projects. The present Joint Committee was established in 1972 uniting the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) and Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) committee with the American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA). Task Force 13 is the longest standing of all existing subcommittee Task Forces.
Click here to be transported to the Task Force 13 Website Home Page.
To download Labeling Guidelines for Barrriers vs. Barricades, click here.
To download FHWA's "W-Beam Guardrail Repair Booklet," click here.
