Information and Requirements
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course the participant will be able to:
1. Describe the general Planning & Road Regulations that guide resource road management in BC.
2. Explain methods for minimizing ecological impacts of resource roads.
3. Explain roads design using plans, profiles, cross sections, site plans & special conditions to build and maintain resource roads.
4. Explain the importance of pre-work, interim and post-work meetings to ensure the plan is followed and/or edited to meet needed revisions of
the plan.
5. Explain the role of the work team positions and their working relationship to ensure resource roads are built, maintained and deactivated as
planned.
6. Describe the documentation required for resource road management from the planning stage to deactivation.
7. Describe common and specialized resource road construction methods.
8. Describe common resource road maintenance practices and procedures.
9. Describe common resource road deactivation practices and procedures.
10. Describe the common and specialized issues of resource road management and the solutions.
11. Demonstrate the process of resolving work issues (i.e. Environmental, safety, economic) using group, scenario exercises.
12. The presentation will also highlight a practical assessment/guide to identifying and calculating sediment generation and inputs at sites near water bodies will be identified.
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