Training

This seminar will familiarize the student with the functions and operation of the signal monitor found in all modern signal control cabinets. For those trouble-shooting or concerned about the safe operation of the signalized intersection, there is not a more important device to have an understanding of than the monitor. Standard NEMA features will be presented along with the enhanced functions of the monitors. A comparison and explanation of the various monitors including the TS2 MMU will be...

This seminar will introduce the student to the various components that are required for a complete wireless traffic detection system. The training will include the functions and operation of the vehicle sensors, access point and repeater modules. Emphases will be on how to program the wireless detection system to optimize traffic detection. It is recommended that students bring their laptops to class. This is a lecture and hands-on workshop.

This course is for maintaining agency and contractor employees involved in the installation and maintenance of attenuators. Short videos, real world scenarios, and a demonstration unit are the tools provided for this instruction. The class portion will take place in the morning, lunch will be provided and the hands-on presentation will take place in the afternoon. Please dress comfortably.

This course is for maintaining agency and contractor employees involved in the installation and maintenance of attenuators. Short videos, real world scenarios, a demonstration unit and truck mounted attenuator are the tools provided for this instruction. The class portion will take place in the morning, lunch will be provided and the hands-on presentation will take place in the afternoon. Please dress comfortably.

This course is for maintaining agency and contractor employees involved in the set-up, installation and maintenance of audible pedestrian signals.  Included will be discussions and hands-on programming of the signal cabinet installed Central Control Unit, and the field installed Push Button Stations.

This course is for maintaining agency and contractor employees involved in the set-up, installation and maintenance of audible pedestrian signals.  Included will be discussions and hands-on programming of the signal cabinet installed Central Control Unit, and the field installed Push Button Stations.

This course is for maintaining agency and contractor employees involved in the set-up, installation and maintenance of audible pedestrian signals.  Included will be discussions and hands-on programming of the signal cabinet installed Central Control Unit, and the field installed Push Button Stations.

This course is for maintaining agency and contractor employees involved in the set-up, installation and maintenance of audible pedestrian signals.  Included will be discussions and hands-on programming of the signal cabinet installed Central Control Unit, and the field installed Push Button Stations.

This course is designed for those individuals with little to no experience in the field, or part-time signal employees that would like a refresher on the basic concepts. It is intended to familiarize the student with an overview of the various components that make up a typical modern traffic controller assembly and includes a review of terminology used in the traffic signal field. Topics include: nomenclature, flashers, flash relays, load switches, bus relays, controller units, terminal...

This class introduces students to the Econolite Cobalt traffic controller. It will cover Cobalt ATC hardware, EOS software and basic screens used for setup and troubleshooting. Controller data base management, web interface and the virtual controller will also be reviewed. Students are encouraged to bring their laptop computers. Prerequisite: Introductory Controller.

Discuss and program advanced applications on signal controller types common in the State of Michigan will be covered in this training. Students are encouraged to bring their laptop computers. Prerequisite: Basic Controller Class and an overall fundamental knowledge of NEMA Controllers.  

This single day course is for maintaining agency and contractor employees involved in the set-up, installation and maintenance of hemispherical camera detection systems. Included will be camera installation, processor programming and detection zone creation, troubleshooting and maintenance. 

This single day course is for maintaining agency and contractor employees involved in the set-up, installation and maintenance of hemispherical camera detection systems. Included will be camera installation, processor programming and detection zone creation, troubleshooting and maintenance. 

This two-day course covers the basic design and application of Iteris detection products. Included will be sensor installation and setup, utilization of the processor, menu overview, and creation of detection zones. Standard video detection, radar detection and the combination of video/radar will be covered. Emphasis for day 1 will be stop bar detection, for day 2 advance detection.  This is a combination lecture and hands-on workshop.