Clemson University is closely monitoring the rapidly changing situation with the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). During this unprecedented time, Clemson will continue to focus on the safety of students, faculty, staff and the Clemson community. Clemson is committed to protecting the most vulnerable and minimizing the potential for an outbreak at any campus location.
As a result, all in-person SCLTAP workshops and conferences are currently suspended. We are working to develop some workshops in an online, live format, please check back soon for more options. Click the button below for more details.
SCLTAP Workshop Pricing Structure
$75
Full Day
Classroom Instruction &
1/2 Day Flagger
$95
Full Day Interactive Courses & 1/2 Day Certification
$125
Certification
Courses
$140
2 Day Work Zone
Course
In an effort to better support our customers, we developed a pricing structure for training workshops. This structure will provide you an opportunity to budget training needs throughout the year for your employees. Prices for on demand and unique topics may vary.
Nov 17, 2020 - Nov 19, 2020
Increasingly, agencies that maintain highways, roads, and streets are counted on to provide fast, high quality service because good maintenance saves lives and money. Meanwhile, the roadway system is growing in size and complexity, and government agencies are under ever-greater scrutiny by the public to perform at there very best. While maintenance needs increase, the workers, equipment, and funds remain in short supply. Yet, shortages or not, it is vital that workers do good work. The best and quickest way to encourage this is through effective motivation by their immediate supervisors. This workshop takes a look at what makes agencies successful, how to define worker needs and wants, how to take
advantage of those for increased productivity through rewards, how to utilize the “One Minute Manager” approach, and how to improve communications.
advantage of those for increased productivity through rewards, how to utilize the “One Minute Manager” approach, and how to improve communications.
