Training

With apprentices and seasoned crew members learning differently, AsphaltPro’s 2025‑2026 Training Guide shares strategies—from VR to peer‑teaching—to help your asphalt workforce retain more and perform better.

Even with automation and AI, human operators must be trained to safely and efficiently maintain asphalt plants—ensuring uptime, safety, and production continuity.

Maintaining a consistent head of material at the screed through proper feed sensor positioning, auger/extender adjustments, and ongoing monitoring ensures smoother, more accurate asphalt mats.

The Women of Asphalt Colorado training academy gives free full‑day sessions and certifications to help men and women in the asphalt industry advance through education and career development.

Don’t let plant neglect cost you—conduct thorough winter maintenance on your asphalt plant to avoid burner failures, equipment wear, and costly spring downtime.

Asphalt paving consultant shares essential paver start-off techniques to avoid high/low start joints, reduce handwork, and ensure consistent mat quality with proper setup.

Social media is transforming the asphalt industry—here’s how paving pros are overcoming their biggest fears and using it to their advantage.

Beyond routine maintenance, ensuring paving equipment is well-lit, reflective, and properly equipped with safety features like seat belts, backup alarms, and ROPS is crucial for protecting workers and the public in work zones.