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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4Training Programs & Workshops Begin

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5General Session Opens

8:30 a.m.

Welcome Address8:30 a.m.

Saratoga 1-3

Safety Excellence Awards8:45 a.m.

Saratoga 1-3

Workers Comp. 550 Check Presentation8:45 a.m.

Saratoga 1-3

Excellence in Partnering Awards8:45 a.m.

Saratoga 1-3

Opening Keynote - Lt. General Russel L. Honoré

9:15 a.m.Saratoga 1-3

Tradeshow & Workshops Begin10:30 a.m.

Lunch11:45 a.m.City Center

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6Breakfast

7:00 - 8:15 a.m.City Center

Keynote - Rick Lochner8:15 a.m.

Saratoga 1-2

Workshops Begin 9:30 a.m.

THE 32ND ANNUAL AGC NYS

INDUSTRY CONFERENCEWelcome from AGC NYS’

Chairman Howard Rowlandand

President & CEO Mike Elmendorf

On behalf of AGC NYS, welcome to the 2018 Construction Industry Conference in Saratoga Springs. For the 32nd year, we have assembled government agencies and industry professionals to discuss topics, trends and legislation that impact the construction industry.

Our training programs and workshops are informational and educational, helping you build your business with an eye on the future. Download the “AGC NYS” App on your iOS or Android device, and check our schedule of events to help make the most of your experience at the Construction Industry Conference.

Thank you again for attending and enjoy your time with AGC NYS.

Howard Rowland Mike ElmendorfChairman, AGC NYS President & CEO, AGC NYS

Please visit the following URL to reserve your room at the Saratoga Hilton TODAY.

Email Address: Please include an email address for EACH attendee. We will conduct a post-conference survey directed to each attendee.

Updates and room changes will be noted in our App. Please be sure to download by scanning the QR code below for your device.

PDH Credits: Several workshops have applied for PDH credits. An updated list of qualified workshops will be posted at the conference. You must attend the full workshop, sign in and sign out to receive the credit.

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Raffle Entry Participation CardNew this year to the AGC NYS Construction Industry Conference, attendees will have the opportunity to visit with booths at the Trade Show AND become eligible to win an Apple Watch! Each attendee will receive a raffle entry card upon registration. Registrants must collect a specified number of booth visits in order to enter to win, generating increased traffic for vendors and creating opportunity for more construction industry conversations in the process. Attendees may then submit their card following the final day of exhibition, and one winner will be selected from the entrants. Don’t miss your opportunity to network with industry experts this December!

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GUEST KEYNOTE SPEAKERSOpening Keynote Wednesday, December 5Lt. General Russel L. Honoré 9:15 a.m. Saratoga 1-3

Lt. General Russel L. Honoré helps organizations develop a culture of preparedness and problem solving with strategies for transforming individuals into take-charge leaders.

As the commander of Joint Task Force Katrina, he became known as the “Category 5 General” for his striking leadership style in coordinating military relief efforts in post-hurricane New Orleans. A decorated 37-year army veteran and global authority on leadership, Gen. Honoré is the go-to expert on CNN on emergency and disaster preparedness and Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria crisis management.

Drawing on his in-the-trenches experience managing conflicts of both the natural and man-made variety, his disciplined leadership takeaways inspire audiences in a range of fields, including business, management, government, military and education. His third book, “Don’t Get Stuck on Stupid,” challenges society in the age of the new normal—a business environment where change and unpredictability are constants, and individual resilience is mandatory.

Authentic and uplifting, Gen. Honoré delivers a bracing dose of candor in his talks with real-world leadership lessons that equip audiences with a preparedness mindset. Gen. Honore shares his no-nonsense approach to getting the job done and instills confidence in tomorrow’s leaders.

AGC NYS FEATURESWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5 | 8:45 - 9:15 A.M. | SARATOGA 1-3

• AGC NYS Safety Excellence Awards • Workers Comp. 550 Group “Big Check” Presentation • • Excellence in Partnering Awards •

Keynote - “Sustainable Growth in a Multigenerational Workforce” Thursday, December 6Rick Lochner 8:15 a.m. Saratoga 1-2

Rick Lochner is the President of RPC Leadership Associates, Inc. where he helps Business Owners, Corporate and Non-Profit Leadership Teams and Individual Professionals Make Leadership a Way of Life. As a Certified Veteran-Owned Business, RPC Leadership Associates, Inc. helps their clients align their businesses to enjoy sustainable success on their terms.

Rick is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point and spent his 11-year military career leading soldiers in challenging environments around the globe. After leaving the Army, he spent the next 18 years in corporate leadership positions ranging from front-line management to senior executive management. He successfully led organizations in Fortune 100 corporations and privately held entrepreneurial ventures in a variety of industries both for-profit and non-profit.

In addition to his undergraduate studies, Rick holds both an MS and MBA. He is an Adjunct Professor at Aurora University teaching a variety of graduate and undergraduate topics including Leadership, Organizational Communications, Managing Conflict in the Workplace and Strategic Management.

Rick is the author of several books including, “The Missing Piece for Corporate Leaders” published in November 2017, “The Missing Piece for Non-Profit Leaders” published in May 2016 and “The Missing Piece for Entrepreneurs” published in May 2015. He is also the author of “I’m Just Sayin’… - Revelations for Making Leadership a Way of Life” published in 2014.

As an accomplished public speaker, his popular leadership workshops range from Understanding Generational Diversity to Effectively Managing Change in Today’s Dynamic Business Environment to Effective Personal Leadership.

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ACI CONCRETE FLATWORK TECHNICIAN/FINISHERPRE-REGISTRATION & SEPARATE FEES REQUIRED

ACI Concrete Flatwork Technician / Finisher Certification Tuesday, December 4 Fee: $350 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Travers Public and private owners now regularly require contractors to provide an ACI certified concrete flatwork technician and/or finisher for flatwork on their projects. Don’t lose work due to non-conformance!

Certification Requirements:• ACI Flatwork Technician certification will be granted to those examinees who obtain a passing grade (70% or higher) on the written exam.• ACI Flatwork Finisher certification will be granted to those who obtain a passing grade on the written exam and EITHER

a) possess one year (1500 hours) of approved work experience and successfully complete the ACI performance exam, OR b) possess three years (4500 hours) of approved work experience and successfully complete the Alternative Performance Affidavit (Form D16).

• Re-certify every five years by passing the written exam.

YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER BEFORE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 14 IN ORDER TO RECEIVE COURSE MATERIALS AND TO SUBMIT YOUR EXPERIENCE DOCUMENTATION IN ADVANCE. (see below)ACI Flatwork Technician/Finisher Certification information.

Fees: Training Course - $350 (Includes work book, lunch and written exam.)Performance Exam (if needed, will be offered separate from this course and written exam)

ACI Concrete Flatwork Technician/Finisher Certification Course fee $350

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ACI-CRSI ADHESIVE ANCHOR INSTALLATIONPRE-REGISTRATION & SEPARATE FEES REQUIRED

ACI-CRSI Adhesive Anchor Installation Certification & Practical Exam Tuesday, December 4Fee: $550 per person 9:00 a.m. - Noon, 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. High Rock Concrete anchoring is critical to the safety and integrity of the constructed work. Certification is currently required in many contract documents, including NYSDOT and Thruway. Don’t lose work. Be certified.

This course provides education on the key elements of reliable anchoring and allows you to demonstrate your ability to read, comprehend, and execute instructions to properly install adhesive anchors in concrete. The areas of adhesive anchor installation covered include:

• Understanding jobsite conditions relevant for correct selection of installation procedures • Proper selection and assembly of the injection equipment• Awareness of the impact of storage conditions • Proper technique and equipment to minimize air voids at various orientations and depths• Recognition of time limits for installation and positioning of anchor element (i.e., gel time)• Installation of the anchor element in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions

ACI-CRSI certification requires applicants to pass both a written examination and performance examinations. Recertification is necessary every five years, and requires successful completion of both the written and performance examinations.ACI Installer Certification Information.

Fee: $550 per person (includes workbook, DVD, lunch, materials and testing)

ACI-CRSI Adhesive Anchor Installation CertificationCourse fee $550 per person

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WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL SUPERVISORFLAGGER: TRAIN THE TRAINER

PRE-REGISTRATION & SEPARATE FEES REQUIREDWork Zone Traffic Control Supervisor/Competent Person Tuesday, December 4 Flagger: Train the Trainer 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Fee: $25 each, $50 for both; or included in full Conference Registration Alabama

Contractors on NYSDOT and Thruway projects must have staff with this training per Section 619 - Work Zone Traffic Control. Learn the practices necessary to assure compliant and safe work zones.

Work Zone Traffic Control Supervisor/Competent Person and Flagger: Train the Trainer Course fee $25 each or $50 for both (IF YOU ARE A REGISTERED CONFERENCE ATTENDEE, THIS COURSE IS FREE.)

Contact Name:_____________________________________________________________________

Company Name:_____________________________________________________________________ Phone:_____________________________Email:___________________________________________

Flagger: Train the Trainer Work Zone Traffic Control Supervisor/Competent ($25)Person ($25) December 4 from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. December 4 from 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.

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Please send completed form to bryanna@agcnys.orgor fax to (518) 456-1198

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NYSDEC ENDORSED 4-HOUR E & SC TRAININGPRE-REGISTRATION & SEPARATE FEES REQUIRED

NYSDEC Endorsed 4-Hour Erosion & Sediment Control (E & SC) Training Tuesday, December 4 Fee: $85 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saratoga 3

NYSDEC’s SPDES General Permit for Stormwater Discharges from Construction Activity requires a contractor to identify the trained individual responsible for SWPPP implementation on permitted projects, and for project operators, including NYSDOT, to have sites inspected by qualified inspectors. Trained individuals and qualified inspectors need four hours of NYSDEC-endorsed training every three years. This seminar provides the four hours of training in proper erosion and sediment control principles and an overview of the SPDES permit requirements. Course participants will receive certificates of completion to use to verify training.

NYSDEC Endorsed 4-Hour Erosion & Sediment Control (E & SC) TrainingCourse fee $85

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WORKSHOPSWEDNESDAY10:30 a.m.

Troy – Green Island Bridge Collapse 1977: Before and After Wednesday, December 51 PDH Broadway 1-2The Troy-Green Island Bridge over the Hudson River has seen a succession of varied structure types built at its present location ever since the original timber covered bridge was built in 1835 to carry a new railway between Troy and Saratoga. This presentation begins with a history, at times checkered, of the different structures that served at this site; leading up to the collapse of the bridge in March, 1977 during a flood event. The design and construction of the replacement bridge, which opened in 1981 and is still in service, will be discussed. All generations of the bridge have included a moveable span to allow vessel passage on the river, including the present bridge’s vertical lift span. The structural and mechanical components of the present vertical lift span will be reviewed in some detail along with an overview of basic concepts of vertical lift span design. Present-day operation and maintenance of the bridge will also be discussed.

Design of AET Systems Wednesday, December 5*PDH pending Broadway 3 & 4Cashless Tolling on the ticketed system Design-Build---- This project presents very different difficulties for Design-Build, as compared to probably any other Design-Build government project Let and awarded to date in New York State. The geographic and logistical requirements present unique challenges that have to be overcome to ensure successful delivery that is both on-time and at/or under budget. The presentation will focus on why this project is different, what additional risks the owner and Design-Builder will own, and other characteristics of this Design-Build that make it difficult to the owner and the Design-Builder.

Trucking Industry Updates Wednesday, December 5NY Motor Trucks High RockJoin us in discussing updated laws and regulations such as Electronic Logging, Hours of Service and what you need your trucks equipped with to comply.

Concrete Petrography Wednesday, December 51 PDH TraversLearn about how petrography can be used to help identify, and classify rocks and minerals within concrete by microscopic examination. Learn how this valuable concrete testing method will help determine whether issues will affect concrete performance or are just skin deep.

Construction Expo - Wednesday, December 511:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

To register for your booth CLICK HERE.BOOTH FREE IS $795 FOR MEMBERS AND $995 FOR NON-MEMBERS.

MUST BE CONFERENCE REGISTRANT TO ATTEND.

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WORKSHOPSWEDNESDAY

1:00 p.m.Innovation and the NYS Canal System: Past, Present, and Future Wednesday, December 51 PDH Saratoga 1The Canal Corporation, under the New York Power Authority, is tasked with measuring needs and assessing best practices for managing the 200-year-old Barge Canal system. Learn how Canals Asset Management and Structural Inspection Programs are using technology to develop innovative ways to detect, document, share, and prioritize the repair, rehabilitation and/or replacement of its aging infrastructure.

The Opioid Crisis: A Call for Multi-Sector Collaboration Wednesday, December 5 Saratoga 2The opioid crisis has impacted virtually every corner of our communities. From health care, to business, to our schools and churches, and most importantly in our families -- this is a crisis that knows no boundaries. In this presentation, Dr. Mendoza will give an overview of how this crisis has evolved across the country and describe the importance of collaborating across our community to combat the epidemic.

From Glacial Valley to Salt City: A Superfun(d) Time Traveling Through Syracuse Wednesday, December 51 PDH Saratoga 3 Discussion of the Syracuse and Onondaga Lake area – its geological and glacial history, which resulted in extensive salt and brine deposits, its growth around the salt industry, the pollution and industrial waste resulting from the growth, and how its history is impacting the foundation design and construction for ongoing NYSDOT projects (e.g., I-690 and the State Fairgrounds).

Lower Hudson Transit Link Wednesday, December 5Feature Project Broadway 1 & 21.5 PDH The LHTL is a major transportation project which has the ability to dramatically transform travel in the Lower Hudson Valley for decades. With state-of-the-art technology integrated into the transportation network and new high-quality transit available more frequently, residents and employees have more options and less congestion when traveling across the I-87/287 corridor between Rockland and Westchester. NYSDOT took bold steps to build on the work of Gov. Cuomo’s Mass Transit Task Force to create an Integrated Corridor Management system from Suffern to White Plains and launch a new transit service, the Hudson Link, all in time for the opening of the new GMMCB. The project includes 57 traffic signal upgrades, 13 ramp meters, 31 new buses, 23 new bus shelters, and much more.

Replacement of the Schenectady Amtrak Station Wednesday, December 5Feature Project Broadway 3 & 41 PDH The 1970’s train station is successfully transformed into a state of the art facility over the span of three contracts using cost effective methods. Join us as NYSDOT, Wendel Architects and Murnane Contractors present this exciting project.

The Limited Legal Standing of Construction Insurance: Wednesday, December 5Beware of the not-so-fine print! High Rock The construction industry’s reliance on certificates of insurance is often misplaced. Far from conferring any rights, these certificates are essentially “matters of information” with limited legal standing. Learn more about certificates of insurance, insurance policies and related documents with provisions that, depending on how they’re employed, can help build − or bulldoze − your business.

How to Prepare for Your P.E. Licensing Application and Exam Wednesday, December 5 TraversJoin us in welcoming NYS Education Department to this year’s Industry Conference! Speakers from the Engineering Board at NYSED will discuss the optimum ways to maximize your work experience as well as tips for writing and submitting your P.E. licensing application.

LUNCH 11:45 A.M. - 12:45 P.M.

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WORKSHOPSWEDNESDAY

2:15 p.m.Portageville High Bridge Replacement Project Wednesday, December 51 PDH Saratoga 1Formerly known as the Portageville High Bridge, this Feature Project explores the New Genesee Arch Bridge – the new structure that features a 483 foot steel arch spanning over the Genesee River Gorge with foundations of the arch structure built into the gorge walls. Dive deep into the blasting, excavation and stabilization tactics required for these complex foundations, as well as thermal concrete requirements and environmental concerns for this high profile project.

Precast Retaining Walls Wednesday, December 51 PDH Saratoga 3A Practical Guide to properly specifying Precast Systems & Understanding Applications within NYSDOT - Standard Specifications and ASTM Standards. Review types of walls, their proper applications and how to evaluate which wall is right for the job.

NYS Emergency Bridge Responses: Wednesday, December 5I-86 over Wappasening Creek in Nichols, NY and High RockI-290 over Colvin Blvd in Tonawanda, NY1 PDHThis presentation covers two emergency bridge responses: The first, a rain event in 2017 causing severe bank erosion, abutment undermining and flanking, resulted in the closing of the two I-86 bridges over Wappasening Creek and second, a Dumpster roll-off truck accident forced DOT to close a through lane and a ramp lane on the I-290 Eastbound Bridge.

WORKSHOPSWEDNESDAY

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Robotics – the Future of Construction Wednesday, December 5*PDH Pending Broadway 3 & 4Get a first look at how the Implementation of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Construction will transform customary practices as we know it! Explore new technologies used to develop two robots - Tybot – an autonomous rebar tying robot and SAM100 – a Semi-Automated-Mason that is literally a brick laying machine!

Mussel Salvage and Relocation on I-86 Wednesday, December 5Feature Project Travers1 PDH A 2014 bridge inspection, and initial threatened & endangered species screening, resulted in the identification of critical scour and presence of federally protected species within or adjacent to the project located within the Seneca Nation of Indians. Two endangered freshwater pearly mussel species were found. It was determined that unavoidable impacts to mussel populations and habitat would result from bridge work and scour repairs. Relocation would be needed. The critical nature of the repairs, timing of the surveys and relocation, and the stream work restriction dates added extra complexity to the project timeline and task completion. Over 500 pearly mussels were tagged and relocated in 2016 by the State University of New York at Oneonta Research Foundation. Just in case your next job has mussels on the move, this presentation provides details of the parallel tracks and intersecting features of the project and how they ultimately combined to meet the project timeline.

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WORKSHOPSWEDNESDAY

3:30 p.m.Financial Accounting & Income Tax Update Wednesday, December 5 Saratoga 1 Financial accounting update for contractors including a review of new rules becoming effective from 2018 to 2020 with a focus on implementation issues with the new revenue recognition standard. There will also be an in-depth discussion of the new tax law including proposed regulations effecting IRC 199A on pass-through income and how they affect contractors.

NYSDOT Paving Specification Updates Wednesday, December 5*PDH pending Saratoga 3 NYSDOT Specification Updates on Joint Density, Ride Quality, Micro-milling & Intelligent Compaction. We will discuss the changes, how it will impact you and how to retrofit your existing fleet to comply with new standards.

Design Build - Case Studies of Perspectives and Innovation Wednesday, December 51.5 PDH Broadway 1 & 2Learn about Design Build project-specific innovations and management perspectives. Receive the Design-Build program update including upcoming projects and values and dive into two project specific case studies. First explore the innovation in construction used on the I-278 Bridges in New York City; then hear the owner, designer and contractor perspective on Design Build at Exit 131- Route 17 at Route 32.

Silica Practices - Panel Discussion Wednesday, December 5 Saratoga 2This program was developed to allow for contractors and the Dept. of Transportation to have an opportunity to meet and discuss OSHA’s silica in construction standard. A brief overview of OSHA’s silica in constriction standard will be presented followed by and open floor discussion where questions will be fielded by the panel. This seminar is an opportunity to collaborate with NYSDOT as you put into practice measures to control silica levels on your projects.

Managing Construction Risk Through Insurance Wednesday, December 5 High RockThis presentation will focus on the ways that contractors can use insurance and well-drafted insurance provisions in construction contracts to mitigate and manage risk. We’ll discuss myths and rumors surrounding various insurance products and give practical, plain-English, tips for using insurance effectively. In addition to Commercial General Liability, Builder’s Risk and Professional Liability, we will also discuss risk transfer vehicles such as surety bonds, Subcontractor Default Insurance, Letters of Credit, Indemnities and Parent Company Guaranties.

WORKSHOPSWEDNESDAY

4:30 p.m.Understanding AASHTO Bridge Inspection Elements Wednesday, December 5and the NYSTA Bridge Condition Index Broadway 3 & 4 1 PDH Attendees will receive an overview regarding the AASHTO Manual for Bridge Element Inspection guidelines for selection, quantification, and condition assessment of bridge components. In addition, attendees will also receive an overview regarding the development of the New York State Thruway Authority’s Bridge Condition Index (BCI) utilizing the bridge element inspection data.

Good Faith Efforts – How much and what happens when it’s not enough? Wednesday, December 5 Travers Review Good Faith Efforts procedures and practices for M/WBE and DBE Programs. This session will go one step further in investigating what happens if good faith efforts are not acceptable and repercussions to not receiving a waiver for an unattainable goal.

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WORKSHOPSTHURSDAY9:30 a.m.

Design Build - Innovations and Efficiencies Thursday, December 61.5 PDH Saratoga 3 Now in its 7th year, Design Build in New York State has evolved as a process through best practices, collaboration and projects that foster innovation. Learn about changes in Design Build, and how to navigate Design Approval with innovative concepts.

Route 32 Bridge over the Mohawk River Thursday, December 6Feature Project Broadway 1 & 21 PDH Please join us for a presentation on the Route 32 Bridge connecting the City of Cohoes to the Town of Waterford. Ryan Henderson, PE, CHA Consulting and Craig Valente, PE, DA Collins Construction will describe the challenges, solutions and necessary milestones to complete the Design, Construction and Quality Assurance for this highly visible project located in the Capital District.

Part 360 Solid Waste Regulations Revision Update - Thursday, December 62018 Implementation of Revisions, Enforcement Discretion and Clarifications Broadway 3 & 4 *PDH pending This session will provide an overview of the regulation revisions that went into effect May, 2018 as well as provide updates associated with items that continue to fall under regulatory enforcement discretion and information associated with monthly clarifications that have been issued by NYSDEC. The session also will provide a venue for contractors, consultants and Department staff to ask questions and/or discuss issues encountered related to case-specific circumstances. Join NYSDOT and NYSDEC on this joint session.

New York State Law - Sexual Harassment Training Q & A Thursday, December 6 High RockHas your Sexual Harassment policy recently been updated? Beginning in October 2018, employers must adopt a sexual harassment prevention policy and training or use a similar policy and training the meets or exceeds the law’s minim standards. All contractors performing work for the State will be required to affirm proper sexual harassment policies and provide annual training to all employees. Join us as the experts dissect what is required under this new law, and host a “train the trainer” model for the group.

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FULL CONFERENCE SCHEDULETUESDAY, DECEMBER 4

TRAINING PROGRAMS

Training Courses Require Separate Registration

ACI Concrete Flatwork Technician/Finisher Certification9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ........................................................ Travers

ACI-CRSI Adhesive Anchor Installation Certification(Course & Written Exam)9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. .............................. High Rock & Off Site

Work Zone Traffic Control Supervisor/Competent Person & Flagger Train the Trainer9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. .....................................................Alabama

NYSDEC Endorsed 4-Hour Erosion & Sediment Control(E & SC) Training1:00 -5:00 p.m. ........................................................... Saratoga 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5

Opening General Session, 8:30 a.m. ........... Saratoga 1-3Safety Excellence Awards Presentation, 8:45 a.m.Workers Comp. 550 Check Presentation, 8:45 a.m.Partnering Awards, 8:45 a.m.Opening Keynote - Lt. General Russel L. Honoré , 9:15 a.m.

CONSTRUCTION EXPO

11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

WORKSHOPS10:30 a.m.

Troy-Green Island Bridge, 1 PDH .............. Broadway 1& 2Cashless Tolling, PDH Pending ..................Broadway 3 & 4Trucking Industry Updates .................................. High RockConcrete Petography .................................................... Travers

LUNCH 11:45 A.M. - 12:45 p.m., CITY CENTER

WORKSHOPS1:00 p.m.

Innovation & NYS Canal System, 1 PDH ........ Saratoga 1The Opioid Crisis: Call for Collaboration ....... Saratoga 2A Superfun(d) Through Syracuse, 1 PDH ....... Saratoga 3Lower Hudson Transit Link, 1.5 PDH ......Broadway 1 & 2Schenectady Amtrak Project, 1 PDH ......Broadway 3 & 4Certificates of Insurance ........................................ High RockPreparing for P.E. Licensing Exam ........................... Travers

WORKSHOPS2:15 p.m.

Portageville Bridge Replacement, 1 PDH ...... Saratoga 1Precast Retaining Walls, 1 PDH ......................... Saratoga 3NYS Emergency Bridge Responses, 1 PDH ..... High Rock

WORKSHOPS3:15 p.m.

Robotics - The Future of Construction? ......Broadway 3 & 4Mussel Salvage & Relocation, 1 PDH ..................... Travers

WORKSHOPS3:30 p.m.

Tax Reform Workshop ............................................ Saratoga 1NYSDOT Paving Updates, PDH Pending ........ Saratoga 3Design Build Case Studies, 1.5 PDH .......Broadway 1 & 2Silica Roundtable ..................................................... Saratoga 2Managing Risk Through Insurance .................... High Rock

WORKSHOPS4:15 p.m.

AASHTO Bridge Inspection Elements and the NYSTA Bridge Condition Index, 1 PDH .................Broadway 3 & 4Good Faith Efforts .......................................................... Travers

RECEPTION & FOOD STATIONS, 5:30 P.M. - 7:00 P.M.CITY CENTER

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6

BREAKFAST 7:00 a.m. - 8:15 p.m. , CITY CENTER

Keynote - Rick Lochner, 8:15 a.m. ...........................Saratoga 1-2

WORKSHOPS9:30 a.m.

Design Build - Innovations & Efficiencies, 1.5 PDH ........................................................................ Saratoga 3Route 32 Bridge Over the Mohawk River,1 PDH ...................................................................Broadway 1 & 2Part360 Revisions............................................Broadway 3 & 4NYS Sexual Harassment Law ................................ High Rock

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Mail, fax or email registration form to:AGC NYS Construction Industry Conference • 10 Airline Drive, Suite 203 • Albany, NY 12205 • Fax: 518-456-1198 email: bryanna@agcnys.org

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