Pavement Design Program/Documentation Unit Sample Clauses

Pavement Design Program/Documentation Unit. The mission of the Pavement Design Program is to give technical expertise in the development of Mechanistic – Empirical pavement designs and statistical materials acceptance specifications, offer technical expertise to all appropriate personnel, and provide statewide support for the Site Manager Materials and Laboratory Information Management System software used for construction project management, including training, technical assistance, and reporting while being responsive to customer needs in a timely and professional manner. The primary products of the Pavement Design Program include: ● Implementation and enhancements to the Mechanistic – Empirical pavement design procedures and CDOT’s Life Cycle Cost Analysis process, ● Process Control (PC) & Owner Acceptance (OA) specification development, ● Engineering software support, ● SiteManager Materials and Laboratory Information Management System support, and ● QARs of pavement construction projects (as needed). ● Coordination and oversight of CDOT’s Approved Products List and the Qualified Manufacturers List. The Documentation Unit is part of the Pavement Design Program. It oversees and maintains AMRL and CCRL Certification Records for the Materials Branch. Also, this unit ensures compliance with AASHTO Designation R- 18 and updates and maintains the AASHTO Accreditation Program Quality System Manual. This Unit maintains the records of certification for the Annual Region Laboratory Inspection of testing equipment and reviews the Assurance Sampling and Testing Program to assure compliance with Title 23, CFR, Part 637, Subpart B. It also provides materials documentation training and quality assurance review of materials documentation and final materials certification. This Unit is responsible for annual update and publication of the CDOT Field Materials Manual, Pavement Design Manual, and the Laboratory Manual of Test Procedures.
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Pavement Design Program/Documentation Unit. The mission of the Pavement Design Program is to give technical expertise in the development of Mechanistic – Empirical pavement designs and statistical materials acceptance specifications, offer technical expertise to all appropriate personnel, and provide statewide support for the Site Manager Materials and Laboratory Information Management System software used for construction project management, including training, technical assistance, and reporting while being responsive to customer needs in a timely and professional manner. The primary products of the Pavement Design Program include: • Implementation and enhancements to the Mechanistic – Empirical pavement design procedures, • QC&QA specification development, • Engineering software support, • SiteManager Materials and Laboratory Information Management System support • QARs of pavement construction projects (as needed) The Documentation Unit is part of the Pavement Design Program. It oversees and maintains AMRL and CCRL Certification Records for the Materials Branch. Also, this unit ensures compliance with AASHTO Designation R- 18 and updates and maintains the AASHTO Accreditation Program Quality System Manual. This Unit maintains the records of Certification for the Annual Region Laboratory Inspection of testing equipment and reviews the Assurance Sampling and Testing Program to assure compliance with Title 23, CFR, Part 637, Subpart B. It also provides materials documentation training and quality assurance review of materials documentation and final materials certification. This Unit is also responsible for publication and currency of CDOT Field Materials Manual, Pavement Design Manual, and the Laboratory Manual of Test Procedures. FHWA Colorado Division has assigned one engineer the primary responsibilities associated with the stewardship and oversight of the Pavements and Materials program. The Division Pavement/Materials Engineer is the lead contact for: Pavement Management and Design, as well as the Asphalt and Materials Programs. The Division Bridge Engineer will handle: Structural Concrete, as well as the Rockfall and Geotechnical Programs. The Division Operation Engineers will resolve project issues with CDOT Project Managers with consultation when necessary with the Division Pavement/Materials Operation Engineer. The Division will provide technical assistance to CDOT in the development of material and pavement specifications and provide quality assurance reviews of the programs.
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