Sector-specific

Maintenance of Road Components (I)

Civil Engineering and Structures 40 hours

Introduction

The Course on the Maintenance of Road Infrastructure (I) offers you a unique opportunity to break into a booming sector, where the demand for skilled professionals continues to grow. The Road infrastructure is crucial for economic and social development, and its proper maintenance ensures the safety and efficiency of transport. This online course will enable you to gain key knowledge about the management and maintenance of road surfaces, as well as the land and infrastructure management, equipping you with the skills needed to tackle today’s challenges in road maintenance. You will learn to identify problems and implement effective solutions, which will establish you as an expert in a field of great importance. Taking this course will not only enhance your skills but also open doors for you in the workplace, enabling you to excel in a field that is essential to the progress of any society. Seize this opportunity to grow professionally and play a part in transforming the road transport sector.

Objectives

- To identify the different types of road surface in order to ensure their proper maintenance. 

- Analyse wear processes in road surfaces and propose solutions. 

- To understand the importance of maintaining land and structures. 

- To assess road surface repair techniques with a view to extending their service life. 

- Apply sustainability criteria to road management. 

- To recognise the materials used in road surfaces and structures. 

- To develop preventive maintenance strategies for infrastructure.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. FIRMES (I).
Classification of road surfaces.
Road surface inspection.
Surface resurfacing of road surfaces.
Extensive road resurfacing (I).
Major road resurfacing (II).
TEACHING UNIT 2. FIRMES (II).
Pavement management.
Maintenance activities.
Studies on the evolution of road surfaces.
Operational efficiency in road maintenance.
Software for road management and maintenance.
TEACHING UNIT 3. LAND AND STRUCTURES (I).
Structural inspection.
Structural monitoring.
Maintenance plan.
Types of damage to a structure.
Repair catalogue.
TEACHING UNIT 4. LAND AND STRUCTURES (II).
Slope inspection.
Anchors and guide meshes on slopes.
Screens to prevent rockfalls.
Protective kerbs.
Slope control and monitoring.

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