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Iowa LTAP|Record Keeping for Noon Hour Webinars

Record Keeping for Noon Hour Webinars

The noon hour webinars, typically led by a guest speaker or Iowa LTAP staff, are meant to be approximately one hour long, though some may ultimately end up being a bit shorter or a bit longer. The recordings of these webinars can be accessed under the Resources tab at LTAP Webinar Recordings.

Like all of our offerings, it is the personal responsibility of the registered engineer to assess the applicability of the subject material to their particular professional development and report the PDHs for the time they attended. If you have questions about a webinar you attended, or there’s more information we can provide, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

The following previously held webinars were provided on the given dates and their subject noted. The lengths of the recordings are also provided, and for future webinars, the length will be included on the LTAP Webinar Recordings page.

Noon Hour Webinars (2022–2024)
  • 5/31/24 – General Overview of Major Changes in the 11th Edition of the MUTCD (01:03:44)
  • 3/21/24 – Overview of Iowa DOT Access Management Manual (56:46)
  • 2/22/24 – Post-Season Tear Down and Inspection of Snow Removal Equipment (01:01:05)
  • 1/24/24 – Iowa Roadway Safety Assessment Process and Discussion (57:20)
  • 12/07/23 – Highway Design and Maintenance for Horse-Drawn Vehicles (01:01:40)
  • 11/16/23 – W-Beam Bridge Rails for Low-Volume Rural Roads: Issues and Solutions (47:22)
  • 10/26/23 – Risk Management Lessons Learned from Lawsuits Against Local Road Agencies (01:05:51)
  • 9/21/23 – Gradation Optimization Tool for Granular-Surfaced Roads (50:40)
  • 5/25/23 – Intervening Skillfully (58:16)
  • 4/27/23 – Five Leadership Practices to Quickly Improve Team Morale (estimated length based on host records: 50 minutes, no recording available due to professional speaker)
  • 3/17/23 – Iowa Stormwater Applications – Scour Repair, Culvert Invert Armoring, Bank Stabilization, and Channel Erosion (45:48)
  • 2/26/23 – Evaluation of the Safety Impacts of Transverse Rumble Strip Configurations (51:51)
  • 1/20/23 – Excavation and Trench Safety Refresher (01:04:59)
  • 12/08/22 – Introduction to Adaptive Leadership (56:33, but recording unavailable due to professional speaker)
  • 11/17/22 – IA CDL Training Implementation Virtual Town Hall (52:41)
  • 10/25/22 – MUTCD Minimum Retroreflectivity Levels for Pavement Markings (32:14)
  • 9/27/22 – MUTCD Sign Retroreflectivity Refresher (01:12:35)
  • 5/20/22 – The Language of Leadership: Holding Difficult Dialogue (estimated length based on host records: 50–60 minutes, no recording available due to professional speaker; registrants may request additional information from LTAP staff )
  • 5/13/22 – Pavement Preservation Preventative Maintenance (estimated length based on host records: 40 minutes, no recording available)
  • 4/29/22 – Effectively Leading Change (42:40)
  • 4/15/22 – The Language of Leadership: Employee Readiness and Leadership Style (estimated length based on host records: 50–60 minutes, no recording available due to professional speaker; registrants may request additional information from LTAP staff )
  • 4/1/22 – Evaluating Driver Behavior at Rural Stop-Controlled Intersections (58:09)
  • 3/18/22 – How to Measure Morale (59:34)
  • 3/11/22 – Serving Local Agencies: Equipment Loans & Work Zone Sign Packages (43:15)
  • 2/18/22 – Using Liquids in Winter Maintenance (58:34)
  • 2/4/22 – Updates on CDL Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse and Entry-Level Driving Training Regulations (55:11)
  • 1/22/22 – Iowa’s Multi-Discipline Safety Team (MDST) Program (58:36)
  • 1/7/22 – Low-Cost Safety Improvement for Signalized Intersections (01:10:39)
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