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Updated: July 8th, 2008 05:26 PM GMT-05:00
Asphalt Industry Future Depends on Proper Training of New, Young Operators
Asphalt industry will need a robust workforce to maintain and build new roads to handle traffic increase.
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Another benefit of training at the Road Institute is the one-on-one interaction with experienced instructors. Fleming, originally from the United Kingdom, has 33 years of construction equipment experience, 19 of them in paving and teaching others how to pave around the world - from the United States, Europe, Australia, China, and the Middle East. "What makes the Ingersoll Rand Road Institute ideal is that the training is not conducted by academics, but by people with many years of experience in the construction business from within Ingersoll Rand and Blaw-Knox," says Fleming. "The instructors have performed this work in the field."
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