Pipe School Schedule
The ACPA Pipe School is broken down into two main components: production tracks and non-production tracks. Anyone who is registered for Pipe School has the ability to attend all the different classes offered in each, providing more learning opportunities than ever.
Below you will find the description of each of the tracks offered within the school’s Production and Non-Production components.
Non-Production
Transportation Track (click to read more)
The Transportation Track provides a forum for DOT and local agency professionals from across the country to collaborate, sharing best practices and innovations that stretch their budgets while taking care of their citizens transportation needs. This year’s Transportation Track is just as exciting as in past years. Topics include research, asset management, resiliency, innovation, accelerated bridge construction, bridge inspection – underwater, revisions/standards. Transportation professionals from several State DOTs and local agencies will share their success stories and best practices.
Train the Trainer Track (click to read more)
It’s one thing listening to an instructor deliver a presentation. It’s a totally different experience when the instructor teaches the students how to deliver the topic. Curriculum development professionals are working overtime reshaping several of our industry’s top presentations, crafting instructor manuals and creating recordings for the students. These new tools will provide our industry’s sales, production, marketing and engineer personnel with the proper tools to deliver more presentations in their market. Every attendee walks away with a new presentation, an instructor manual for every class attended and a better understanding on how to effectively deliver the class.
Sales/Engineering Track (click to read more)
This combined track brings our industry’s sales, technical marketing and engineering personnel together for a collaborative experience that will challenge everyone’s comfort zone. Take a moment and learn something new, whether you are a design engineer being exposed to effective technical marketing techniques or a salesperson learning an engineer design technique that can be used during your next sales call.
Production
Quality Track (click to read more)
Need info on the Quality Track.
Basic Production Track (click to read more)
Need info on the Basic Production Track.
Advanced Production Track (click to read more)
Need info on the Basic Production Track.