Course Outline

Wood & Joint Use Track

• Pole Strength and Loading Basics
• Wood Pole Standards
• Wood Pole Inspection Approaches (methods and technologies)
• Remedial Preservative Treatments and Environmental Considerations
• Inspection Technologies and Devices
• Restoration, Resiliency, and System Hardenings
• Optimizing Application Management
• Fiber and Wireless Make-Ready Design Considerations
• Establish an Accurate Attachment Baseline to Support Billing, Permitting, and Future Audits
• Understanding and Implementing Pole Loading Analysis to Manage Risk
• Technologies, Visualization, and Process Improvements to Support Increases in Permitting Activity

Steel Track

• Using Analytics in Structure Asset Management
• Total Structure Assessment
• Structural Resiliency
• Corrosion Prevention
• Asset Restorations
• Program Capitalization
• Substation Reliability and Resiliency

Seminar Includes

• 10 hours of instruction eligible for PDH credit
• Welcome dinner reception
• Off-site social event
• Breakfast and lunch during seminar
• Transportation from the host hotel to the off-site event

Who Should Attend?

• Asset Managers
• Utility T&D Engineers
• Program Managers
• Operations Supervisors
• Joint Use Managers
• Engineering Managers
• Anyone responsible for lifecycle management of transmission, distribution, and substation assets