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Join the conversation as we discuss testing, quality management, and continual improvement topics within the construction materials industry. Learn more about AASHTO re:source at AASHTOresource.org.
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193 episodes
since Aug. 3, 2020
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We sound the alarm on AI-generated lab policies, procedures, and records showing up in accreditation submissions, and why that pattern signals deeper competency problems. We lay out where AI use crosses legal and ethical lines with standards, and where it can still help as a supervised tool without…
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After many years of balloting, the 2026 edition of AASHTO R 18 was finally released on July 31, 2026, the first major update since 2018. In this video, Accreditation Program Director Brian Johnson sits down with Communications Manager Kim Swanson to talk through what actually changed in the new sta…
After many years of balloting, the 2026 edition of AASHTO R 18 was finally released on July 31, 2026, the first major update since 2018. In this video, Accreditation Program Director Brian Johnson sits down with Communications Manager Kim Swanson to talk through what actually changed in the new sta…
After many years of balloting, the 2026 edition of AASHTO R 18 was finally released on July 31, 2026, the first major update since 2018. In this video, Accreditation Program Director Brian Johnson sits down with Communications Manager Kim Swanson to talk through what actually changed in the new sta…
We turn loose resolutions into real quality improvements by focusing on knowledge sharing and outcome-driven goals. Along the way, we normalize failure as a learning tool and announce an accreditation update for core drilling vs testing. If you are attending the Technical Exchange, make sure to ask…
AASHTO re:source Quality Manager, Tracy Barnhart, joins us to talk about continual improvement. We share some tips on how to build a culture of quality and ask listeners to send us their quality-related New Year’s resolutions. Share your resolutions here: New Year’s Resolutions for Continual Improv…
Get a glimpse inside November’s Virtual Technical Exchange’s Mastering Laboratory Management Panel Discussion. In this episode, we take clips from that session to share insights from industry professionals Zack McKay, Joseph Kerstetter, Kishore Kotha, and Seth Winters.
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Brian and Kim discuss the newly redesigned AAP Procedures Manual. It presents the requirements of the AASHTO Accreditation Program in a new format that is easier to read and understand. This new version integrates the old procedures manual with the newer policy and guidance documents that AASHTO r…
Pete Unger takes us behind the curtain of the global laboratory accreditation system that quietly protects our everyday safety. With nearly five decades of experience, Pete reveals how a problem with redundant product testing in the 1970s sparked an international movement that revolutionized how we…
The digital revolution has reached the world of construction materials testing, and it's happening faster than many of us realize. In this eye-opening conversation with Mike Copeland, Quality Program Manager at the Idaho Department of Transportation, we explore the remarkable ways artificial i…
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