OSHA 10-HOur and hazards in Roadway construction
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The first and most comprehensive program focused on roadway construction activities responsible for most work zone fatalities and serious injuries. The course provides an overview of 11 key construction work zone-related safety and health topics and is accredited by OSHA. It will also cover Hazards in Roadway Construction: Preventing Runovers & Backovers, Overexertion, and Heat Hazards.
To promote a safe and healthy work environment, OSHA and the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) offer the Outreach Training Program. Students who complete this OSHA-approved program will receive an official OSHA 10 DOL card. This is a voluntary safety program. However, some employers, unions, states, or other jurisdictions may mandate OSHA 10 training.
When and Where
- April 16th and 17th, 2026
- Casper College, Room UU322
- Day 1 - OSHA 10-HR
- 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
- Includes Lunch
- Day 2 - Hazards and Roadway Construction
- 8:00 am to 12:00pm
- 8:00 am to 12:00pm
- Day 1 - OSHA 10-HR
- Casper College, Room UU322
Cost: $30 per enrollee
Instructor - Robinson Vasquez, LLM, MBA
Robinson Vasquez has been the Safety Training & Business Development Manager at ARTBA since 2012. He is an experienced trainer and business manager, overseeing various safety grants and training programs. He serves as a liaison to the Hispanic construction and safety community in the United States and Latin America.
Robinson actively participates as a leader and volunteer in various non-profit organizations. He is a qualified master instructor for ARTBA, OSHA, and NSC, and he co-created several articles and safety training materials in both English and Spanish. Throughout his career, he has provided training directly to over 20,000 construction workers and stakeholders in the roadway construction industry, contributing to the preservation of lives and resources in this field.
Road maintenance Workshop
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Small agencies responsible for roads and bridges have a wide range of responsibilities but typically operate with limited budgets. In addition to maintaining roadways and streets, these agencies are responsible for drainage structures, supporting slopes, guardrails, right-of-way encroachments, materials acquisition, contract administration, and a host of ancillary and related activities.
This workshop is recommended for anyone who wants to explore cost-effective options for maintaining and repairing drainage structures and existing gravel roads; discuss options for maintaining and repairing adjacent slopes; maintain the functionality of guardrails; and use focused inspection and testing to effectively manage outside services and to receive maximum value from that work by agency forces. This workshop will be useful for anyone involved in small agency efforts to keep their network functioning and safe. Participation and sharing of experiences and best practices will be encouraged.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is recommended for city and county engineers and staff, consultants, construction technicians, and contractors.
When and Where
- March 5th, 2026
- Buffalo, Wyoming
- Hampton Inn and Suites
- 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
- Cost: $75 per enrollee
- March 12th, 2026
- Cheyenne, Wyoming
- Laramie County Community College
- 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
- Cost: $75 per enrollee
Instructor - Mike Robinson
Mike Robinson has more than 30 years’ experi-ence across the country in the heavy civil industry, working for a large state agency, as a contractor and materials producer, and as a consultant. His primary focus is flexible pavements and aggregate materials including pavement design, quality management, troubleshooting, maintenance and rehabilitation techniques, constructability reviews and value engi-neering, and construction claims support. He is a graduate of the University of Wyoming, and is active in local and national pavement and industry associations, and Transportation Research Board standing committees, and is a member of the Asso-ciation of Asphalt Paving Technologists. He is a registered Civil Engineer in Wyoming, Nevada, California, and Arizona.
American Concrete Institute (ACI) certification
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ACI sets the benchmark for concrete practice through consensus-based standards, technical guidance, and industry-recognized training. Our ACI workshops help you build practical skills and earn certifications that are commonly required by building codes, specifications, and public agencies. Whether you conduct concrete materials testing or supervise field operations, these courses provide the knowledge, practice, and credentials to do the job right and meet compliance expectations.
All classes will be hosted at the Reiman Corp. building in Cheyenne, WY
COURSES OFFERED:
Field Testing Technician — Level I:
- Full Course Dates-
- April 9–10, 2026
Apr 9: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM — Course
Apr 10: 7:30 AM–Noon — Testing
- May 14–15, 2026
May 14: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM — Course
May 15: 7:30 AM–Noon — Testing
AGC Member: $690 | Non-Member: $790
- Testing Only Dates-
Note: Testing Only is limited to current ACI-certified technicians (if you choose this option we will reach out to verify your eligibility)
April 10, 2026 — 7:30 AM
May 15, 2026 — 7:30 AM
AGC Member: $400 | Non-Member: $400
Lab Testing Technician — Level I:
- Strength Course — May 20–22, 2026
May 20: 1:00–5:00 PM — Course
May 21: 1:00–5:00 PM — Lab
May 22: 7:30 AM–Noon — Testing
AGC Member: $690 | Non-Member: $790
- Aggregate Strength Course — May 21–22, 2026
May 21: 8:00 AM–Noon — Course
May 21: 1:00–5:00 PM — Lab
May 22: 7:30 AM–Noon — Testing
AGC Member: $690 | Non-Member: $790
Strength + Aggregate Lab Testing Bundle — May 20–22, 2026
AGC Member: $1,000 | Non-Member: $1,300
INFORMATION REGARDING RESTESTING:
-Retests MUST be taken within a year of failure of inital test.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
-Lunch is provided on days that run 8am to 5pm.
