Bridge Maintenance & Rehabilitation

24th-25th February 2022 Australia

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COURSE OUTLINE

Bridge Maintenance & Rehabilitation 24th – 25th February 2022 Australia
DAY 1

	Session: Bridge Elements and Type of Bridges Bridge Types Timber Bridges Steel Bridges Concrete Bridges Pre-stressed Concrete Bridges Composite Girder Bridges Component based Temporary Bridges Bridge Elements Bridge Running Surface (Deck) Abutments Wingwalls Bridge Girder Piers Bridge Rails Piles & Pile Group, Pile Cap Bridge bearings
	Session: Bridge Design Standards & Loads Bridge Design Standards Design Standards Pre 1976 Design Standards Post 1976 Bridge Loads Current & proposed Operational Loads Legal Load Limits
	Session: Bridge Main Defects and Weaknesses Exposure to elements Exposure to illegal loads Extreme Weather Conditions Construction Defects Insufficient Maintenance
Break

	Session: Bridge Inspection, Identifying Defects & Diagnostic Testing Bridge Inspections Level 1 & Level 2 Level 3 & Level 4 Bridge Asset management Identifying Defects Inspection Recording & Identifying Defects Inspection Records Prioritizing and Recommending Remedial Work Diagnostic Testing Proof Load Testing Test to Failure Scanning for Reinforcement Testing for Material Strength Testing for Concrete Strength
	Session: recap and summary
END OF DAY 1

DAY 2

	Session: Bridge Load Assessment, Repair and Strengthening Bridge Load Assessment Desktop Review and Analysis Full Structural Analysis Bridge Modelling Bridge Moment Capacity Calculations & Load Limits Bridge Maintenance Repair Underpinning Crack sealing Replacement of bridge bearings Bridge Coating Major Concrete Repair Bridge Strengthening Bridge Girder Bridge Piers Bridge Deck
Break

	Session: Bridge Asset Management Bridge Inspection Programming Bridge Maintenance Priority Maintenance Costing & Budgeting Load Capacity & Load Limits
	Session: Bridge Maintenance Projects of Special Significance Project 1 Project 2
	Session: recap and summary
END OF DAY 2

COURSE OUTLINE

Bridge Maintenance & Rehabilitation 24th – 25th February 2022 Australia
DAY 1

	Session: Bridge Elements and Type of Bridges Bridge Types Timber Bridges Steel Bridges Concrete Bridges Pre-stressed Concrete Bridges Composite Girder Bridges Component based Temporary Bridges Bridge Elements Bridge Running Surface (Deck) Abutments Wingwalls Bridge Girder Piers Bridge Rails Piles & Pile Group, Pile Cap Bridge bearings
	Session: Bridge Design Standards & Loads Bridge Design Standards Design Standards Pre 1976 Design Standards Post 1976 Bridge Loads Current & proposed Operational Loads Legal Load Limits
	Session: Bridge Main Defects and Weaknesses Exposure to elements Exposure to illegal loads Extreme Weather Conditions Construction Defects Insufficient Maintenance
Break

	Session: Bridge Inspection, Identifying Defects & Diagnostic Testing Bridge Inspections Level 1 & Level 2 Level 3 & Level 4 Bridge Asset management Identifying Defects Inspection Recording & Identifying Defects Inspection Records Prioritizing and Recommending Remedial Work Diagnostic Testing Proof Load Testing Test to Failure Scanning for Reinforcement Testing for Material Strength Testing for Concrete Strength
	Session: recap and summary
END OF DAY 1

DAY 2

	Session: Bridge Load Assessment, Repair and Strengthening Bridge Load Assessment Desktop Review and Analysis Full Structural Analysis Bridge Modelling Bridge Moment Capacity Calculations & Load Limits Bridge Maintenance Repair Underpinning Crack sealing Replacement of bridge bearings Bridge Coating Major Concrete Repair Bridge Strengthening Bridge Girder Bridge Piers Bridge Deck
Break

	Session: Bridge Asset Management Bridge Inspection Programming Bridge Maintenance Priority Maintenance Costing & Budgeting Load Capacity & Load Limits
	Session: Bridge Maintenance Projects of Special Significance Project 1 Project 2
	Session: recap and summary


	Our Trainer has over 35 years of experience in design, development and implementation of long-term governance and infrastructure strategies, working for both private consultants and government agencies in Australia and internationally. He has personally managed projects for road authorities overseeing the maintenance management of roads and bridges in South Australia, NSW especially in Sydney as well as the Northern region. He has been on overseas missions with the Commonwealth of Australia in Zimbabwe and Papua New Guinea. B.Sc. Civil Eng. Hons., Middlesex University, United Kingdom; M Eng., Sc., University of Adelaide Australia, PhD Griffith University, Queensland, Australia, Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia; Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers, United Kingdom; Accredited Certifier, Building Professionals Board NSW Registered Building Practitioner, Victorian Building Authority and Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ). Our Trainer conducted research in “Traffic Loads for Estimating the Endurance and Residual Strength of Highway Bridges” for his M Eng. Sc. at the University of Adelaide which focussed on estimating the damage due to fatigue loading on bridges. He later continued his research further in loads on bridges and developed a “A Strategy for Upgrading Bridge Infrastructure Network” that will determine required service levels for routes based on service levels of the bridges. He currently as the Managing Director and as Chairman, is responsible for strategy, business development, senior project oversight of Civil, Structural, Hydraulics, Building Services and Infrastructure teams. The business operates primarily in the building and transport infrastructure sectors, with a particular focus on residential, commercial, industrial, education and aged care as well as road and bridge assets. It provides a range of services from design and documentation to inspection, assessment, and rehabilitation of existing assets.

Our Trainer has over 35 years of experience in design, development and implementation of long-term governance and infrastructure strategies, working for both private consultants and government agencies in Australia and internationally. He has personally managed projects for road authorities overseeing the maintenance management of roads and bridges in South Australia, NSW especially in Sydney as well as the Northern region. He has been on overseas missions with the Commonwealth of Australia in Zimbabwe and Papua New Guinea.

B.Sc. Civil Eng. Hons., Middlesex University, United Kingdom; M Eng., Sc., University of Adelaide Australia, PhD Griffith University, Queensland, Australia, Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia; Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers, United Kingdom; Accredited Certifier, Building Professionals Board NSW Registered Building Practitioner, Victorian Building Authority and Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland (RPEQ).

Our Trainer conducted research in “Traffic Loads for Estimating the Endurance and Residual Strength of Highway Bridges” for his M Eng. Sc. at the University of Adelaide which focussed on estimating the damage due to fatigue loading on bridges. He later continued his research further in loads on bridges and developed a “A Strategy for Upgrading Bridge Infrastructure Network” that will determine required service levels for routes based on service levels of the bridges.

He currently as the Managing Director and as Chairman, is responsible for strategy, business development, senior project oversight of Civil, Structural, Hydraulics, Building Services and Infrastructure teams. The business operates primarily in the building and transport infrastructure sectors, with a particular focus on residential, commercial, industrial, education and aged care as well as road and bridge assets. It provides a range of services from design and documentation to inspection, assessment, and rehabilitation of existing assets.

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This course is intended primarily for civil, construction, and structural engineers, and would be of particular interest to consulting engineers or to engineers serving in government organisations concerned with the maintenance of bridges. This training is geared for individuals involved in on-site bridge maintenance and preservation activities and those that supervise and manage these activities. This training is also appropriate for those with intermediate to advanced experience in bridge maintenance and repair activities such as:

Road & Bridge Authorities & Operators
Bridge Design Consultants
Bridge Program Managers
Bridge Management Engineers
Bridge Preservation & Maintenance Engineers
Bridge Inspectors
Bridge Designers
Bridge Engineers
Transportation Planners
Transportation Asset Management Team Members
Inspection Managers/Engineers
Structural Engineers
Design Engineers/Technicians
Construction Personnel
Railway Bridge Engineers
Project Engineers
Consultants
Contractors

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