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Webinar: Resources for Roadway Maintenance Careers in Minnesota

Tuesday, July 9, 2024, 9:00–9:45 am
Virtual

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About the Webinar

Recruiting and retaining transportation maintenance workers is an ongoing and increasing challenge. A current project sponsored by the Minnesota Local Road Research Board seeks to address this by providing easily accessible tools that local agencies can use to help recruit and retain maintenance professionals.

A new website—MNTransportationCareers.com—will launch on Tuesday, July 9, 2024, and serve as a portal for jobseekers, public works managers, human resources departments, employment counselors, and others. It will include easily accessible and sharable videos, brochures, a training guide, job board, case studies, and other resources.  

Join us for this webinar hosted by project leaders to introduce and discuss this new resource.

Registration

  • Register
  • Cost: Free.
  • Registration contact: Natalie Niskanen, niskanen@umn.edu
    Please let us know how we can ensure this event is inclusive to you. What accommodations or access needs can we help facilitate? Contact Natalie Niskanen when you register to help us provide you with the best access.

Who Should Attend

  • Leaders of transportation/public works/highway departments at cities, counties, townships, or tribal agencies who are responsible for recruiting, hiring, retaining, and developing maintenance staff.
  • Human resources professionals at cities, counties, townships, or tribal agencies who are responsible for working with transportation/public works/highway department colleagues on recruiting, hiring, retaining, and developing maintenance staff.
  • Workforce development professionals and counselors who work with adults and students on jobs and careers.
  • Jobseekers and students who are interested in transportation maintenance careers.   

Presenters

  • Mark Ray, Project Technical Liaison; Director of Public Works, City of Burnsville 
  • Katherine Stanley, Project Principal Investigator; Training and Technical Assistance Manager, CTS
  • John Siqveland, Communications Director, CTS