M i c h i g a n

BridgeConference

Technology & TrainingCenter for

2017Lansing, MI

Day 1Michigan Bridge WorkshopInspection l Maintenance Recommendations l Projects

March 21, 20178:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Day 2Michigan Bridge ConferenceMarch 22, 20178:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Wednesday, March 22Michigan Bridge Conference 6:30 Check-in & Breakfast Buffet 7:55 Opening Remarks 8:00 Federal Highway Administration Update Mark Lewis, PE, Michigan Division Bridge Engineer, FHWA

8:30 Michigan Department of Transportation Update Beckie Curtis, PE, Bridge Management Engineer, MDOT Corey Rogers, PE, Engineer of Bridge Field Services, MDOT

9:00 Local Bridge Program Update Keith Cooper, PE, Bridge Program Manager, MDOT

9:30 Question & Answer Period FHWA & MDOT

9:45 Break 10:00 Ultra-High Performance Concrete John Belcher, PE, Bridge Construction Engineer, MDOT Tim Stallard, Supervising Engineer of Materials Technology

Group, MDOT

10:45 Optimizing Performance of Zinc-coated Reinforcing Steel in Concrete Structures Shannon Pole, EIT, Independent Consultant, International Zinc

Association

11:30 Cut River Bridge Health Monitoring & Data Use Steve Cook, PE, Engineer of Operations & Maintenance, MDOT

12:00 Lunch 1:00 Bridge Asset Management Wayne Harrall, Michigan Transportation Asset Management

Council—Bridge Committee

1:30 I-5 Collapse and Recovery: Replacement with Safety Tom Pinder, Acrow Bridge

2:15 Break 2:30 Belle Isle (MacArthur) Bridge Amy Trahey, PE, President, Great Lakes Engineering Group LLC

3:15 IR & 3D GPR Technologies Glen Simula, PE, President, GS Engineering, Inc.

4:00 Sugar Island Bridge Project Rob Laitinen, PS, Superintendent/Manager, Chippewa CRC

5:00 Adjourn

Moderator: Chris Gilbertson, PhD, PE, Associate Director, Center for Technology & Training

Event ScheduleTuesday, March 21 Michigan Bridge WorkshopBridge Inspection l Maintenance Recommendations l Projects

This workshop will provide the inspectors, engineers, designers, and owners of bridges with a deeper understanding of bridge inspection, inspectors’ maintenance recommendations, and the process for related projects. Highlights will include innovative and conventional inspection methods for identifing maintenance needs, development of recommendations, and types and selection of treatments.

6:30 Check-in & Breakfast Buffet 8:00 Using UAV Collected Bridge Condition Data for a Rating Exercise Colin Brooks, Senior Research Scientist, MTRI Steve Katenhus, Bridge Manager, Bay Region, MDOT

9:45 Break 10:00 Identifying Maintenance Needs & Developing Recommendations Jason DeRuyver, PE, Engineer Manager, Region

Bridge Support Unit, Bridge Field Services, MDOT

12:00 Lunch 1:00 St. Clair CRC: Using a New HMA Membrane Lisa Zentner, Technical Product Manager, Crafco, Inc. Dewayne Rogers, Project Manager, St. Claire CRC

1:30 Silane Treatments for Bridge Decks Tim Woolery, Vice President of Sales, Advanced

Chemical Technologies Inc.

2:00 MDOT & Local Agencies: Selecting Treatments Jason DeRuyver, PE, Engineer Manager, Region

Bridge Support Unit, Bridge Field Services, MDOT

3:00 Break 3:15 Dickinson County Rehabilitation Projects Lance Malburg, PE, County Highway Engineer,

Dickinson County Road Commission Gust Junttila, PE, Structural Engineer, UP Engineers &

Architects

4:15 Joint Maintenance Jason DeRuyver, PE, Engineer Manager, Region

Bridge Support Unit, Bridge Field Services, MDOT

5:00 Adjourn

The 2017 Michigan Bridge Workshop counts for 7.5 instructional hours for Continuing Education for Professional Engineers. The 2017 Michigan Bridge Workshop also counts for 8 hours of bridge inspection recurrent training as defined by the National Bridge Inspection Standards (NBIS). .

The 2017 Michigan Bridge Conference counts for 7.5 instructional hours for Continuing Education for Professional Engineers.

Continuing EducationSee the CTT’s policy for Continuing Education for Professional Engineers in Michigan here.

RegistrationYou must register separately for each event. Seating is limited; please register early to ensure participation.

Michigan BridgeWorkshopEmployees of Public Agencies..................................$75 Employees of Private Companies............................$95Register here for the Workshop

Michigan Bridge Conference Employees of Public Agencies..................................$95 Employees of Private Companies..........................$120Register here for the Bridge Conference

Visa and MasterCard are accepted. If you have special dietary needs, please notify us in advance, and we will accommodate to the best of our ability. The cost for each event includes breakfast, break refreshments, lunch, and conference materials. The registration fee does not include hotel accommodations.A limited number of MDOT participants have been approved to attend. MDOT staff need to contact Sarah Wedley—(517) 335-2993 or wedleys@michigan.gov—to be added to that list prior to registration.Cancellation Policy: No-shows and cancellations within three business days prior to the workshop or conference will be charged the full registration fee. Substitutions will be accepted.

Questions? Email ctt@mtu.edu, or contact the Center for Technology & Training by calling (906) 487-2102.

AccommodationsRooms have been set aside at the Crowne Plaza Lansing West. Rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis at the group rate of $126.00 per room (mention “BRI”) and the government/state-agency rate of $75.00 per room (mention “GOV”). To reserve a room at this rate, call the Crowne Plaza at (877) 322-5544.

LocationCrowne Plaza Lansing West 925 S. Creyts Road | Lansing, Michigan (517) 323-7100

Directions to Hotel/Conference CenterFrom the North: Proceeding southbound on US127 S:• From right two lanes, take Exit 82 B-A onto I69 W • Take Exit 82B toward Ft Wayne. Continue 9.5 miles on I69 W. • Merge with I96 E. • Take Exit 95: I496 Downtown Lansing. Continue 1 mile on I496.• Take Exit 1: Creyts Rd. • Turn left on Creyts Rd, turn right at Anacapri Blvd (1st light). Hotel is

2nd drive on the right.

From the South: Proceeding northbound on US127:• Take Exit 73B: I96 W/Grand Rapids. Continue 11 miles on I96.• Take Exit 95: I496 E Downtown Lansing. Continue 1 mile on I496.• Take Exit 1: Creyts Rd. • Turn left onto Creyts Rd, turn right at Anacapri Blvd (1st light). Hotel is

2nd drive on the right.

From the East: Proceeding westbound on I96 W:• Take Exit 106B: To Lansing I496 W. Continue 10 miles on I496.• Take Exit 1: Creyts Road. • Turn left onto Creyts Rd, turn right at Anacapri Blvd (1st light). Hotel is

2nd drive on right.

From the West: Proceeding eastbound on I96 E: • Take Exit 95: I496 E Downtown Lansing. Continue 1 mile on I496.• Take Exit 1: Creyts Rd. • Turn left onto Creyts Rd, turn right at Anacapri Blvd (1st light). Hotel is

2nd drive on right.

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Registration & Location