The Federal Highway Administration's National Highway Institute (NHI) has an amazing opportunity for your organization to host the Maintenance Leadership Academy (MLA) (FHWA-NHI-134063) training. The MLA program is a critical tool in developing leaders of a performance-based maintenance culture. Maintenance supervisors and managers will receive the most current technical information in six technical areas and an unprecedented opportunity to interact with your peers.
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In this comprehensive and unique course, learners will be able to:
- Lead a performance-based maintenance culture that supports data-driven decision-making and achieves quality results in all areas of maintenance work. (Module A)
- Select the most appropriate candidates and treatment for pavement and bridge distress conditions and to make sure the agency gets the best performance and value from pavement and bridge maintenance expenditures. (Module B)
- Manage their roadside and drainage assets proactively and effectively to get the most out of the resources expended and extend the life of roadside, pavement, and bridge assets. (Module C)
- Promote and deliver environmental compliance, stewardship, and sustainability in their organization and with their staff members. (Module D)
- Develop, implement, and manage a comprehensive, risk-based plan for weather-related events. (Module E)
- Support traffic services and establish work zones that comply with agency guidance under normal traffic conditions and traffic incidents. (Module F)
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Target Audience:
This training is perfect for State, regional, or county personnel who manage highway maintenance programs, and conduct oversight and quality assurance over broad geographical topics. Participants involved in handling materials, scheduling, budgeting, and planning also benefit from this course.
Additional Information:
The Maintenance Leadership Academy (NHI-134063) is a required course for learners enrolled in the Front Range Community College's Highway Maintenance Management Associates Degree program.
Visit NHI's website to learn more to host this training to enhance the leadership skills and advance the career of Maintenance professionals, in your community.
NHI: Training Transportation Professionals Since 1970.
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