This training program was created in partnership with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and Kentucky Transportation Center to provide basic guidance and instruction to personnel involved in highway construction...

The Superpave Asphalt Qualification Program operates under principles set forth by Kentucky specifications and federal mandates requiring that knowledgeable, well-trained employees be involved in paving operations. These measures...

The Chainsaw Safety Training Clinic is a three-day event designed to help prepare participants for tree removal projects and safety conditions.  The training is done in three...

The Grade and Drain qualification program was created in accordance with FHWA’s “Quality Assurance Procedures for Construction” policy and KM 64-001-08, which both state that all...

The Kentucky Erosion Prevention & Sediment Control (KEPSC) Program is designed to offer introductory knowledge as well as assist developers, contractors, and government agencies in complying with the...

Any person handling, applying, or supervising the use of pesticides as part of that person’s job must be certified and licensed by the Kentucky Department of Agriculture.&...

The Roads Scholar program provides an opportunity for road maintenance personnel to receive specialized training in the fundamentals of road maintenance, management procedures and techniques in an effective...

The Road Master Program provides a more advanced level of technical information and builds upon the Roads Scholar Program. The program is designed to relate to those in...

TIM instructors are volunteers; therefore, there should never be a fee for this course. Kentucky's Traffic Incident Management (TIM) training program addresses the challenges of moving people and...

In 2007 the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet issued the Policy and Procedures for the Safety and Mobility of Traffic Through Work Zones with a primary goal of reducing crashes and...

Safety is top priority in Kentucky, and by narrowing the focus on driver education to individual groups, it is possible to customize information and techniques to better suit...

The purpose of this course is to provide general guidelines and training to maintenance supervisors and other personnel who are responsible for making decisions related to the maintenance...

Highway Structural Inspection Level I is a virtual course designed to give participants the skills and knowledge required to become a competent bridge and culvert construction inspector....

The Traffic Impact Study course will review the KYTC Traffic Impact Study requirements, including when TIS are to be performed and what should be included within the study....

  The Road Safety Champion Program (RSCP) is a nationally-recognized certificate program designed to build a knowledgeable, safety-minded workforce, responsible for operating, maintaining, and designing local roads. Road...

KYTC's training provides education on utilities and how they are coordinated with KYTC projects.  The first day provides a high level understanding of conducting utility coordination through...

The International Municipal Signal Administration (IMSA) is the oldest known public safety administration of its kind. IMSA helps assist the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) in developing and revising...

Please note: This course is currently only available for employees of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. If you do not work for the Cabinet but are interested, you may...

For the purposes of this training, participants will learn how to read a plan and know the details and proper placement of signs and sign supports. Spacing accuracy...

The purpose of the Roadside Barrier Installation and Inspection course for Construction is to provide construction staff with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively inspect installation or...

Join us at 9:00am EST on the second Wednesday of each month for a free, one-hour webinar. The presentation topics will follow two tracks: Soft Skills & Transportation....