Training Course in Highway Pavement: Design, Materials, and Maintenance

This course offers this training program in "Highway Pavement: Design, Materials, and Maintenance" to provide participants with the technical knowledge required to understand highway pavement works from planning and design through construction and maintenance.

The program covers the principles of pavement type selection, the properties of materials used in pavement layers, and design requirements related to traffic loads, climatic conditions, and soil characteristics. It also addresses quality control methods, pavement performance monitoring, and the causes of pavement defects and deterioration. Participants will examine methods for assessing pavement condition and selecting suitable maintenance and rehabilitation approaches. The program provides a clear view of the relationship between design, material quality, construction accuracy, and maintenance planning, supporting sound technical decisions that improve pavement performance and extend the service life of highway networks.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Who Should Attend?

• Highway, transportation, and civil engineers working on highway projects.
• Engineers, supervisors, and technicians responsible for pavement works and quality control.
• Professionals working in road maintenance, condition assessment, and rehabilitation.
• Project managers, consultants, and technical staff in the road sector.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Understand highway pavement design principles and select suitable pavement systems.
• Understand pavement material properties and their requirements in different layers.
• Identify factors affecting pavement performance, traffic loads, and environmental conditions.
• Gain familiarity with pavement quality control and construction monitoring methods.
• Understand pavement defect assessment and suitable maintenance methods.