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SUMMARY:NJLTAP – Traffic Calming (In-Person)
DESCRIPTION:Course Description:\nThis course introduces engineering tools that address excessive traffic speed and/or cut-through traffic on residential streets and provides information that can help municipalities establish a traffic calming program for their roadways. This course defines traffic calming\, describes various traffic calming devices\, outlines potential positive and negative impacts on a neighborhood\, and reviews a sample traffic calming program. It also investigates related issues\, such as impacts of traffic calming devices on liability\, roadway maintenance\, and emergency service. \nLearning Objectives:\n\nUnderstand the various traffic calming measures and the traffic situations they apply to\nIdentify traffic calming impacts\nIdentify legal authority and liability of installing engineered traffic calming measures\n\nIntended Audience:\nThe intended audience is anyone who is responsible for receiving complaints or inquiries about speeding and/or cut-through traffic issues. This includes engineers\, public works superintendents\, municipal managers\, planners\, etc. Law enforcement and elected officials may also benefit from this course. \nPre-Requisites:\nNone \nCredits:\n4 PDH and 4 technical CPWM applied for. \nPresenter:\nGordon Meth \nSponsor:\nThis workshop is sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and New Jersey Department of Transportation through the New Jersey Local Technical Assistance Program.
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/njltap-traffic-calming-in-person-2/
LOCATION:Rutgers CAIT Auditorium\, 100 Brett Road\, Piscataway\, NJ\, 08854\, United States
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SUMMARY:2026 Annual NJ Work Zone Safety Conference
DESCRIPTION:The New Jersey Work Zone Safety Conference promotes work zone safety awareness on local and state roadways for a multi-disciplinary audience of construction\, engineering\, public safety\, maintenance\, and operations personnel. \nThis year’s in-person event will commence with a presentation by Gregg Johanesson from GMP Contracting on flagging 101 which is a dangerous task performed in work zones every day.    The next presentation is national work zone safety trends and best practices which will be delivered by Senior Vice President Brad Sant from ARTBA.    Karl Simons\, Co-Founder of FYLD Artificial Intelligence is the Keynote Speaker and he will be addressing using A.I. for work zones – what is possible and what is not. After lunch\, PENNDOT Manager Brian Crossley will explain Pennsylvania’s new driver work zone safety program which is often not mentioned when discussing the safety aspects of work zones.  The conference will conclude with a panel discussion on the significance of a traffic control plan. \nAs part of the program\, the Michael J. Corbett Training & Education Award will recognize an individual who has enhanced safety through education and training. Furthermore\, the New Jersey Work Zone Safety Excellence Awards will be presented to recognize inspiring efforts of individuals\, companies and roadway agencies that have demonstrated effective temporary traffic control in planned work zones on New Jersey roadways. \nHosted by Rutgers Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation (CAIT) and the New Jersey Work Zone Safety Partnership (NJWZSP). The NJWZSP is an ad hoc committee with the primary goal of promoting work zone safety education and awareness to reduce the number of workers and road users being injured or killed in work zones. The NJWZSP includes representatives from both the public and private sectors involved with work zone activities. \n2026 New Jersey\nWork Zone Safety Conference \n8:30 a.m.             Opening Remarks \nDavid Maruca\, Program Development Administrator\, Rutgers CAIT\nMichael Rizol\, Director\, New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety\nKevin Jarvis\, Acting Commissioner\, New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development\nHolly Canally\, Assistant Regional Administrator\, US Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration\nCamille Otto\, Acting Division Administrator\, Federal Highway Administration\, NJ Division\nPriya Jain\, Acting Commissioner\, New Jersey Department of Transportation \n9:00 a.m.             “Flagging 101” \nGregg Johanesson\, Corporate Safety Director\, GMP Contracting \n9:30 a.m.             “National Work Zone Safety Trends and Best Practices” \nBrad Sant\, Senior Vice President\, America Road Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) \n10:15 a.m.           Break/Exhibits \n10:45 a.m.           Keynote Address: “Using A.I. for Work Zones – What is Possible and What is Not” \nKarl Simons\, Co-Founder of FYLD Artificial Intelligence \n11:45 p.m.          Presentation of 2026 Work Zone Safety Excellence Awards \n12:00 p.m.          Lunch \n1:00 p.m.             “Pennsylvania’s New Driver Work Zone Safety Program” \nBrian Crossley\, Manager\, Temporary Traffic Control Unit\, PENNDOT \n1:45 p.m.             Panel Discussion:  “Significance of the Traffic Control Plan” \nModerator:\nBrian Crain\, Compliance Assistance Specialist\, OSHA \nPanel:\nChris Beach\, Training & Safety Manager\, Atlas Flasher & Supply Company\nChad O’Conner\, Corporate Safety Director\, IEW Construction Group\nLarry Lenahan\, Assistant Manager\, Traffic Operations\, NJTA\nCraig Jones\, Sergeant\, Cherry Hill Police Department\nMeriam Michael\, P.E.\, Work Zone Traffic Control Unit\, NJDOT\nGeorge Fallat\, P.E.\, Middlesex County Engineer \n2:30 p.m.             Adjourn \nCredits: 3 PDH\, CPWM 3.5 Technical
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/2026-annual-nj-work-zone-safety-conference/
LOCATION:Mercer County Community College – The Conference Center at Mercer\, 1200 Old Trenton Road\, West Windsor\, 08550
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260413T123000
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SUMMARY:NJLTAP – Commonsense Solutions to Intersection Problems (In-Person)
DESCRIPTION:Course Description: \nThis course provides participants with: \n\na basic understanding of intersection safety issues\n“how to” information for common safety tasks and low-cost safety improvements that do not require an engineered design\nbackground information on safety tasks that do not require an engineer.\n\nThis workshop also outlines areas where non-engineers can assist traffic engineers in the safety process and help them to understand when an engineer needs to be consulted to make a safety related change to an intersection. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nLearn to apply a commonsense process when evaluating intersection safety\nIdentify many safety problems at intersections\nSelect countermeasures to address common issues\n\nIntended Audience:\nIndividuals conducting engineering and traffic studies and those responsible for identifying safety problem and potential solution including street superintendents\, public works employees\, municipal managers\, elected officials\, and engineers. This course is not geared towards law enforcement strategies\, but officers are welcome to attend \nPre-Requisites: \nNone \nCredits:\n4 PDH; CPWM 4 Technical Contact Hours \nPresenters: \nGeorge Fallat\, PE \nSponsors: \nThis workshop is sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and New Jersey Department of Transportation through the New Jersey Local Technical Assistance Program. \nRegistration Confirmation Email:\nAfter registering\, a confirmation email will be sent to the email address you provided. If you cannot locate the registration confirmation in your Inbox\, check your Spam or Junk folder as it is sometimes re-directed there. Please contact our registrar (caitregistrar@soe.rutgers.edu) for assistance should you continue to experience any issues.
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/njltap-commonsense-solutions-to-intersection-problems-in-person/
LOCATION:NJDOT Bordentown Training Center\, 391 Rt 130\, Bordentown\, NJ\, 08505\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260416T160000
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SUMMARY:Traffic Control Coordinator Program (In-person)
DESCRIPTION:Please note: The registration deadline for this program is January 21\, 2025 at 12 noon. \nThis is a 3-day program with exam.  Full attendance is required to receive attendance credit. TCC designation is offered to those who meet the attendance requirement\, pass the exam\, and provide the below listed prerequisites. \nCourse Description:\nThis 3-day program with exam is designed for experienced highway work zone personnel who seek training in work zone traffic control. NJDOT and other agencies require a contractor to assign a supervisory-level employee with requisite onsite experience to act as the Traffic Control Coordinator (TCC) on roadway construction projects. \nFor those seeking to increase their work zone safety and traffic control knowledge but do not require the TCC designation\, it is recommended to attend the Work Zone Safety Awareness workshop instead. Participants who successfully complete this course will be eligible to serve as TCC and shall have the responsibility and authority to implement and maintain all traffic operations for the project. Upon successful completion of the 3-day course and submission of all prerequisite documentation\, a digital TCC card will be issued. Those who do not provide prerequisite documentation are only eligible for a  course certificate of attendance with applicable PDH credit. \nThe course covers standard work zone protection as specified in the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Sessions on OSHA\, NJDOT\, and State Police relationships and work zone traffic control liability issues are included. \nClass Schedule:\nDay 1: The MUTCD (Part VI) / Local Law Enforcement in Work Zones\nDay 2: NJ DOT Projects / Municipal v. State Roadways (State Police) / New Jersey Turnpike Authority Operations\nDay 3: OSHA / Legal Liabilities / Online Exam \nLearning Objectives: \n\nUnderstand MUTCD requirements in work zones\nDistinguish differences between the MUTCD and DOT projects\nIdentify DOT standards and specifications requirements in required work zones\nLearn New Jersey Turnpike Authority & OSHA requirements in work zones\nUnderstand the role of State and Local Police in work zones\n\nTo successfully complete this course\, you must: \n\nAttend all three days\, from 8a-4p\, which will contain several breaks\nPass an online exam with a minimum proficiency score of 70% (applicable if seeking the TCC designation)\nUpload prerequisite documents upon registration or at a later date (applicable if seeking the TCC designation)\nPay the course fee\nComplete an online survey at the conclusion of training\n\nPrerequisites:\nIn order to obtain a TCC designation card\, you must meet the prerequisites\, as follows: \n\nProof of successful completion of a Work Zone Safety Awareness Program or Flagger Training Workshop. We require this be in the form of a certificate or letter of completion from the training sponsor.\nA signed letter from a past and/or present employer stating you have 4000+ hours of field experience in highway work zones. We require this letter be on company letter head and signed by a supervisor.\n\n**We ask that\, if possible\, you upload the prerequisite documents at the time of registration** \nYou may register for the program even if you do not have the prerequisites ready. However\, to obtain the TCC card\, you will have to upload the documents at a later time. \nIf you only require the attendance certificate (for engineers and inspectors)\, you do not need to upload any documents. \nTCC cards and certificates will not be issued if the course fees are delinquent and/or any course prerequisites have not been fulfilled. \nFee:\n$595 \nCredits:\nPDH credit provided upon request \nPresenters: \nGordon Meth – Robson Forensic; George Fallat – Middlesex County Engineer; Meriam Michael – DOT; David Maruca – Rutgers; Brian Crain – OSHA; Sgt. Alan Franke – New Jersey State Police; Larry Lenahan/Ssgt. Charles Bowden – NJTA \nSponsors:\nNew Jersey Work Zone Safety Partnership and NJDOT
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/traffic-control-coordinator-program-in-person/
LOCATION:NJDOT Bordentown Training Center\, 391 Rt 130\, Bordentown\, NJ\, 08505\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260416T083000
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SUMMARY:NJLTAP – Pavement Management Systems (In-Person)
DESCRIPTION:Course Description:\nPavement Management Systems provides the basics for developing a pavement management system to help local\, county and State governments manage their pavement network by providing an understanding of the concept and importance of road surface inventories and condition surveys. \nThis course provides illustrations of how to recognize common pavement distress\, the creation of pavement condition evaluations\, and the utilization of performance and economic analyses to develop annual pavement treatment programs. Repair strategies at the system and project level are discussed using the information presented in the course. \nDuring the session\, attendees will be provided with an introduction to developing and implementing a Pavement Management System for local\, county\, and State agencies\, will understand utilization of performance and economic analyses to develop annual pavement treatment programs\, and will learn about an assortment of pavement treatment tools to preserve and rehabilitate the agency pavement network. \nCourse Topics: \n\nOverview of the PMS concepts Inventory\nLinear Referencing System\nPavement Condition Survey\nPerformance Models\nPerformance and Economic Analysis\nReporting\nPMS development\nPeriodic Feedback\nIllustration of PMS software\nUse of GIS for PMS\nExpanding the Agency Pavement Toolbox\n\nLearning Objectives:  \n\nKnow the importance of a pavement management system\nLearn how to evaluate and collect data on your existing pavement and identify causes of pavement deterioration\nKnow different repair strategies at the system and project level\n\nIntended Audience:\nIndividuals encouraged to attend are those responsible for planning and performing roadway inventory and condition surveys as well as planning and programming functions such as: public works directors\, street supervisors\, and crew foremen and consultants assisting local\, county\, and State agencies in developing a Pavement Management System. \nPre-Requisites:\nNone \nCredits:\n6 PDH; CPWM 6 Technical Contact Hours \nInstructor:\nNick Vitillo\, PhD \nSponsor: \nThis workshop is sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and New Jersey Department of Transportation through the New Jersey Local Technical Assistance Program. \nRegistration Confirmation Email:\nAfter registering\, a confirmation email will be sent to the email address you provided. If you cannot locate the registration confirmation in your Inbox\, check your Spam or Junk folder as it is sometimes re-directed there. Please contact our registrar (caitregistrar@soe.rutgers.edu) for assistance should you continue to experience any issues. \nUniversity Smoking Policy:\nRutgers University is committed to providing and maintaining a healthy and safe environment for students\, employees\, guests\, and visitors. The use of all tobacco products and tobacco related products\, including E-cigarettes\, is prohibited on all property that is owned\, operated\, leased\, occupied\, or controlled by the University. Therefore\, smoking is no longer permitted outside of the CAIT building. Those who violate the new policy will be asked to leave the premises.
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/njltap-pavement-management-systems-in-person/
LOCATION:Rutgers CAIT Auditorium\, 100 Brett Road\, Piscataway\, NJ\, 08854\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260420T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260420T123000
DTSTAMP:20260320T102937Z
CREATED:20260320T102937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260320T102937Z
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SUMMARY:NJLTAP – Traffic Engineering Studies (In-Person)
DESCRIPTION:Course Description:\nThis course will review basic concepts in probability and statistics and their application in designing traffic control features and regulating traffic. The course will examine methodologies for conducting speed studies\, evaluating intersection controls\, safety analyses and quantifying the effectiveness of safety treatments. Procedures and required traffic studies to legally establish\, revise and remove traffic restrictions in New Jersey will also be presented. Participants also complete exercises in which they conduct common engineering and traffic studies using actual data. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nDetermine where a traffic study can be used\nIdentify how to conduct a speed study\nLearn about NJ specific traffic restrictions\n\nIntended Audience:\nIndividuals conducting engineering and traffic studies and those responsible for identifying safety problems and potential solutions including engineers\, and street superintendents. Others that my benefit from this course are public works employees\, and elected officials. This course is not geared towards law enforcement. \nPre-Requisites: \nNone \nCredits:   \n4 PDH; CPWM\, 3 Technical\, 1 Management Contact Hours \nPresenters:   \nGeorge Fallat\, PE \nSponsor:   \nThis workshop is sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and New Jersey Department of Transportation through the New Jersey Local Technical Assistance Program. \nRegistration Confirmation Email:\nAfter registering\, a confirmation email will be sent to the email address you provided. If you cannot locate the registration confirmation in your Inbox\, check your Spam or Junk folder as it is sometimes re-directed there. Please contact our registrar (caitregistrar@soe.rutgers.edu) for assistance should you continue to experience any issues.
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/njltap-traffic-engineering-studies-in-person-2/
LOCATION:NJDOT Bordentown Training Center\, 391 Rt 130\, Bordentown\, NJ\, 08505\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260421T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260421T120000
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SUMMARY:Work Zone Safety Awareness for Police (Webinar)
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE: This is the only Work Zone Safety Awareness training credited as a prerequisite for the Traffic Control Coordinator Program.  \nA log on link and full instructions will be in your registration confirmation email. If you do not receive immediate confirmation\, please check your SPAM folder or email caitregistrar@soe.rutgers.edu \nCourse Description:\nThis course\, similar to our Work Zone Safety Awareness Program\, is specifically being offered to current New Jersey law enforcement officers who require an overview of working safely in the roadway. This course does not replace the Police Work Zone Safety Train-the-Trainer Course. As new or veteran law enforcement officers are frequently required to assist with short-term work zones or are assigned to long-term projects. There are no allowances for errors when working next to traffic\, so it is important for personnel to have a solid understanding of work zone safety compliance with the national MUTCD standards. Also\, the roles of workers and enforcement personnel at work sites\, differences between NJDOT and local projects\, and legal responsibilities in work zones will be addressed during this program. \nThis course is open to LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL ONLY. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nUnderstand the manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices\nDiscuss the role of a police officer in a work zone\nIdentify types of work zones\, required devices\, and potential hazards\n\nIntended Audience:\nLaw enforcement \nPre-Requisites:\nBe a certified NJ law enforcement officer \nCredits:\nnone \nPresenters:\nBrian Crain – OSHA and Sgt. Alan Franke – NJSP Construction \nSponsor:\nNew Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/work-zone-safety-awareness-for-police-webinar/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T133000
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SUMMARY:2026 Public Works Expo and Education Program (In-Person)
DESCRIPTION:The New Jersey Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) will be holding its bi-annual public works EXPO and education program on April 22\, 2026 – this is the only New Jersey public works expo in 2026. Vendors include products and services for government representatives\, including safety\, recycling\, traffic signs\, vehicles\, vehicle maintenance\, sanitation\, sewers\, materials handling equipment\, uniforms\, and consultant services. There are also three opportunities to earn CPWM credit. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe vendor expo will be open from 8:00 to 1:30pm. \nThose pre-registered by April 12 will be admitted free of charge. Those not pre-registered may purchase admission tickets at the door for $45.00. \nIf you are looking for information on how to be an exhibitor\, please email apwanj2018@gmail.com\n\nEducation Programing Schedule and Lunch: \n\n8:30am-9:30am\nTitle: Making Sure Pavement Markings and Signage is Compliant\nDescription: This session will help identify the standards/guidelines for the installation of pavement markings\, understand the basic guidelines for sign usage\, and the method of installation\, in accordance with the MUTCD and how to appropriately use the reasons or warrants for proper sign selection.\nSpeaker: George Fallat\, PE\, New Jersey Local Technical Assistance Program\nCredits: 1 Technical Contact Hour\n9:45am-10:45am\nTitle: An Introduction to NJ’s Traffic Incident Management Program\nDescription: This session will provide an overview of Traffic Incident Management (TIM) and the coordinated program institutionalized in New Jersey. Traffic incidents are unplanned roadway events that affect or impede the normal flow of traffic; they increase the likelihood of secondary crashes and pose a threat to the safety of incident responders as well as the traveling public. Incidents affect travel reliability\, commerce\, and transportation system performance. One of the essential responsibilities of transportation and public safety agencies is to ensure the safe and quick clearance of traffic incidents.\nTraffic Incident Management (TIM) consists of a planned and coordinated multi-disciplinary process to detect\, respond to\, and clear traffic incidents so that traffic flow may be restored as safely and quickly as possible. Effective TIM reduces the duration and impacts of traffic incidents; improves the safety of motorists\, crash victims\, and emergency responders; and reduces the frequency of secondary crashes.\nSpeaker: Todd Evans\, Planner\, New Jersey Institute of Technology\nCredits: 1 Management Contact Hour\n11:00am-12:00pm\nTitle: Basic Work Zone Safety for Road Departments\nDescription: This workshop will introduce municipal and county public works and utilities participants to an overview of working safely in the roadway. As new or veteran employees enter or re-enter the public works profession\, they are frequently required to set up short-term work zones or are assigned to long-term projects. There are no allowances for errors when working next to traffic\, so it is important for personnel to have a solid understanding of work zone safety compliance with the national MUTCD standards.\nSpeaker: Gordon Meth\, PE\, Robson Forensic\nCredits: 1 Technical Contact Hour\n12:00pm-1:30pm\nLunch and networking\n\nIntended Audience:\nAnyone involved in public works and engineering services \nPre-Requisites:\nNone \nSponsor:\nThis event is sponsored by the New Jersey Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) and the workshops are sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration and New Jersey Department of Transportation through the New Jersey Local Technical Assistance Program.
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/2026-public-works-expo-and-education-program-in-person/
LOCATION:New Jersey Convention & Expo Center\, 97 Sunfield Avenue\, Edison\, NJ\, 08837\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260423T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260423T130000
DTSTAMP:20260320T110948Z
CREATED:20260320T110929Z
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SUMMARY:NJDHTS -NJTR-1 Crash Form Refresher (In-Person Monmouth)
DESCRIPTION:Course Description:\nThis course provides refresher training for law enforcement officials already familiar with the NJTR-1 crash form. Your safety colleagues rely on accurate crash data to create successful\, proactive road safety plans. However\, many of the nearly 300\,000 crash reports NJDOT receives each year contain errors or misinformation–these inaccuracies negatively impact the effectiveness of data-driven crash reduction efforts. As the official recorder of crash scene events\, you can minimize these data deficiencies with the information learned from this training course. \nThis course covers common NJTR-1 errors for both passenger and commercial motor vehicle (CMV) crashes and offers methods to improve crash data quality. Crash analysis software functions and the role of data in crash analysis will be discussed along with the new legislatively mandated way crash reports must be submitted by police departments and their vendors to the DOT through the NJCrash platform. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nThree important purposes of the NJTR-1 Crash Form\nTwo common crash location errors\nThree ways to determine if a CMV should be listed in the CMV section of the form\nThe importance of transitioning to NJCrash software provide by the NJDOT\n\nIntended Audience:\nLaw enforcement and crash analysts \nPre-Requisites:\nNone \nCredits:\nNone \nInstructors:\nWilliam Beans\, MBO Engineering; SFC David Guinan\, NJSP; David Maruca\, Rutgers CAIT \nSponsor:\nNew Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/njdhts-njtr-1-crash-form-refresher-in-person-monmouth/
LOCATION:Monmouth County – Police Academy\, 2000 Kozloski Rd\, Freehold\, NJ\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260424T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260424T160000
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SUMMARY:NJDHTS – Traffic Enforcement & Engagement Acuity (In-Person)
DESCRIPTION:Course Description:\nThis course was developed with support from the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety (DHTS). Hosted by Rutgers Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation (CAIT)\, this full-day course is designed to address Traffic Safety through Enforcement and Professional Engagement with the motoring public. \nT.E.E.A. will break down the component parts of a traffic stop by first addressing the acuity of the Officer as is relates to the Motor Vehicle Code in New Jersey. This will be followed by exploring the proper\, safe and professional way to conduct a motor vehicle stop by first identifying violations\, selecting a safe location to effectuate the stop\, notifying dispatch of the pertinent information and following department policies\, approaching the vehicle safely and the critically important professional engagement with the operator to address the infraction(s). Documenting the encounter will be examined followed by providing credible court room testimony when required. \nThe class will be presenting by four experienced Traffic Safety Officers and a multi-jurisdictional Municipal Prosecutor to emphasize this important Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Function when performed in a professional\, fair and equitable manner. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nName the 5 E’s of Traffic Safety\nList 3 uncommon traffic violations\nRecite two engagement techniques when enforcing traffic laws\nIdentify three common errors made in courtroom testimony\n\nIntended Audience:\nLaw enforcement \nPre-Requisites:\nFull-time NJ Law Enforcement Officer \nCredits:\nNone \nInstructors:\nChief Frank Pumphrey\, Cedar Grove PD; Elsbeth Crusius\, Chief Municipal Prosecutor\, Bergen & Passaic: Eric Heitmann\, EHA Transportation Safety Consultants; Ptl. Matthew Menosky\, Holmdel PD; Ptl Michael O’Hara\, Manchester PD; Pamela O’Donnell\, Catch You Later Foundation \nSponsor: \nNew Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/34100/
LOCATION:Gloucester County – Police Academy\, 1400 Tanyard Road\, Sewell\, NJ\, 08080\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260427T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260501T160000
DTSTAMP:20260320T112141Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260320T112141Z
UID:34109-1777276800-1777651200@njdotlocalhub.nj.gov
SUMMARY:NJDHTS – Drone Certification & Crash Reconstruction Course (In-Person)
DESCRIPTION:Course Description: This is a five-day hands-on course that provides the students with the source material to pass the FAA Remote Pilot written examination during the first two days. This certification is required to be a Public Safety Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Operator. Topics of instruction include Pilot Certification Process\, FAA Rules and Regulations\, Remote Pilot Operational Limitations\, Airspace and Charts\, Aviation Weather\, Aeronautic Decision Making/Crew Resource Management\, Airport Operations\, Aircraft Performance\, UAS Maintenance Requirements\, Radio Communications\, Physiological Factors Affecting Performance\, Emergency Procedures Risk Assessment\, UAS Best Practices and Accident Reporting. \nAs part of this course\, students will be provided testing simulation to prepare for taking the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification exam.  The remaining three days will provide the student with the necessary training to successfully process a crash or crime scene using aerial photogrammetry with FARO Zone 3D Expert/Pro software. This training provides a “field to finish” workflow utilizing Pix4D generated orthomosaic images and point cloud data in the most common third-party collision diagramming software using the Pix4D Capture App and other third-party flight planning software in the field. Best practice data capture will be covered and demonstrated. \nThe remaining three days will provide the student with the necessary training to successfully process a crash or crime scene using aerial photogrammetry with FARO Zone 3D Expert/Pro software. This course consists of classroom lecture and hands on work projects as well as field exercises. Each attendee is required to have his or her own laptop computer with certain specifications for the training. UAS aircraft will be provided for use. Acceptable laptop specifications are listed below. \nLearning Objectives:  \n\nPass the FAA 107 Remote Pilot Certification Exam\nProduce an orthomosaic image of the crash scene\nProcess a crash scene using FARO Zone 3D Expert/Pro software\nSuccessfully complete all three crash reconstruction exercises\n\nPrerequisites: In order to be eligible for consideration for the DCCRC course\, you must: \n\nBe a full-time law enforcement agency in the State of New Jersey\nHave dedicated staff that are certified Fatal Crash Investigator(s)\nHave an established drone program\nComplete the Drone Questionnaire (access by clicking here) and send to dem200@soe.rutgers.edu\nPossess an I-7 to I-9 laptop computer with 16-32 gigabytes of ram and a 64-bit windows 10 dedicated graphics card\nRegistered with the FAA Integrated Airman Certification & Rating Application (IACRA) IACRA – Federal Aviation Administration (faa.gov) **Must use personal information\, not department information**\n\nIntended Audience: Law Enforcement Crash Reconstructionists \nPresenters:   Ronald G. Leach Jr.\, Leach Strategic Partners; Russell Boynton\, FocalPoint Forensics \nSponsors/Partners:  New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety \nRequirements: To receive a DCCRC certificate of completion\, you shall: \n\nAttend all 5-days of the course\nPrepare for the FAA Part 107 Drone License\nSuccessfully complete all 3 exercises in the Crash Reconstruction phase of the training\nA drone will be provided for the exercises\, however\, it is strongly recommended to bring your department drone to the training\n\nTraining Materials:  The Drone Certification and Crash Reconstruction Course will provide each attendee with the following training materials: \n\nAirmen Knowledge Testing Supplement\nStep-by-Step Processing Guide\nMock Crash Final Project\nFlash drive containing training materials\nAlthough not provided\, it his highly recommended that you obtain the Dauntless Aviation Software for the FAA Part 107 Exam at:  Dauntless Aviation – PC\, Mac\, iPhone/iPad\, and Android Apps and Software for beginner through professional pilots. (dauntless-soft.com)\n\nFor more information\, contact David Maruca\, CAIT Project Manager\, dem200@soe.rutgers.edu
URL:https://njdotlocalhub.nj.gov/event/njdhts-drone-certification-crash-reconstruction-course-in-person/
LOCATION:Burlington County Emergency Services Training\, 53 Academy Drive\, Westhampton\, NJ\, United States
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