Upcoming Webinars
Volumes & Mass-Haul in RoadEng
In this session, we’ll look at how RoadEng manages ground types and materials to support more accurate earthwork design and optimization.
We’ll cover:
- Defining material types and their geotechnical properties
- Applying compaction and swell factors
- Creating terrain sub-surfaces and using them in Location
- Understanding and working with the mass haul diagram
- An introduction to the Opti-Haul diagram for automated earthwork balancing
Sep 17, 2026
11:00 - 11:45 a.m.
(Hora Verano Pacífico, GMT-7)
¡En español! -Diseño de Caminos y Sitios Mineros Simplificado con RoadEng
En este seminario web veremos un flujo de trabajo práctico para el diseño y optimización de proyectos mineros y viales, desde el modelo digital del terreno hasta la documentación final de construcción, con un enfoque en eficiencia y reducción de movimiento de tierras.
- Modelado 3D del terreno y diseño de plataformas y sitios
- Diseño y optimización de caminos de acceso y acarreo
- Generación de perfiles, secciones y cálculo de volúmenes
- Preparación de planos y documentación lista para construcción
24 de septiembre, 2026
10:00 - 10:45 a.m.
(Hora Verano Pacífico, GMT-7)
Defaults & Customizing RoadEng
Join our webinar to learn how to improve productivity by customizing RoadEng to suit your workflow. We will show you how to personalize, save, and set system defaults for:
- Screen layouts
- Cross section templates
- Multi Plot chapters and workbooks
- Other design standards
Oct 1, 2026
11:00 - 11:45 a.m.
(Hora Verano Pacífico, GMT-7)
Design to Implementation
There are many ways a project can be planned and built. Methods that worked decades ago can still work today, but adapting strategies to account for project challenges, industry realities, and new technology can significantly reduce risk and improve project delivery.
In this webinar, two experienced practitioners share how they bridge the gap between concept and finished construction:
- A government engineer responsible for managing access infrastructure within BC’s forest road network
- A prairie earthworks contractor delivering mixed-use land development projects
- Drawing from their real-world experience, they’ll discuss how workflows, technology, and practical decision-making shape successful projects. Topics covered will include:
- How workflows have evolved (topographic survey → design → construction layout)
- The biggest sources of project risk historically vs. today
- How the gap between planned and actual outcomes has narrowed
- The role technology plays in improving planning and reducing uncertainty
- How design and field data are used as tools to improve project outcomes
Oct 15, 2026
11:00 - 11:45 a.m.
(Hora Verano Pacífico, GMT-7)