Registration is open for the 2026 New Brunswick Paving Workshop
2026 New Brunswick Paving Workshop – Asphalt Paving Inspection Training
Moncton, NB, March 31 – April 1, 2026.
This two-day program is a field-driven adaption of the Asphalt Institute’s Pavement Inspection Course (PIC) – tailored specifically for inspectors working in real-world conditions in Atlantic Canada.
Hosted by New Brunswick’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (NBDTI) and delivered by the Asphalt Institute, this training program provides practical training grounded in industry best practice and real-world field application.
This event also marks the first time the Canadian Technical Asphalt Association (CTAA) has supported the delivery of Asphalt Institute training in Atlantic Canada, creating a meaningful opportunity to connect national technical expertise with regional priorities.
Participants will gain regionally relevant technical knowledge, strengthen professional networks, and explore solutions that enhance pavement performance and long-term durability.
Join us in Moncton for two days of learning, discussion, and collaboration across the asphalt community.
Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for municipal and provincial inspectors, QA/QC staff, consultants, contractors, and engineering technologists responsible for field acceptance and documentation and open to all members of our local asphalt community.
About the Training
This program is a field-focused adaptation of the Asphalt Institute’s Pavement Inspection Course (PIC) designed specifically for inspectors working in active paving environments.
This course emphasizes:
- What inspectors must observe, recognize, and document
- How plant, hauling, placement, and compaction decisions affect performance
- Where pavement failures begin and how to identify early warning signs
- Practical, defensible field decision-making
Participants follow the asphalt process from plant to paver to compaction, connecting each step to long-term pavement durability.
Why take this training
Constructing high-quality asphalt pavement is the goal of the asphalt paving industry. Often overlooked is the importance of effective inspection during paving in achieving that goal. Effective inspection at every stage of the operation, by both the owner and contractor employees, can be the difference between a poor or excellent performing pavement.
Registration and Fees
2-day training course (includes lunch on both days): $600.00 (+tax)
Space is limited, register soon!
Important information:
- Registration will end on: March 25, 2026 at 10:00pm AT
- Deadline for a refund of registration fees is March 23, 2026
- For modifications, cancelations or assistance with your registration, please contact admin@ctaa.ca
Hotel information
Delta Hotels Beausejour, 750 Main Street, Moncton NB
A block of rooms has been reserved at the Delta Hotels Beausejour at $189/night. Rooms will be held until March 12, 2026. Availability in the block is limited, so we encourage attendees to reserve a room early to ensure a spot.