Bentley (Microstation/Openroads)
Synergie Training offers comprehensive Bentley MicroStation and OpenRoads courses, covering highway design, drainage, and 3D modelling to enhance your infrastructure skills.
Synergie Training offers Transport & Highways courses covering drainage, road design, asphalt technology, and pavement engineering to improve your infrastructure knowledge.
Synergie Training delivers expert-led Transport & Highways courses for civil engineers and infrastructure professionals.
Our Highways & Drainage courses include:
Introduction to Highway Design Using the DMRB
Design, Maintenance and Construction of Highways Drainage Systems
These courses focus on current standards, practical techniques, and efficient drainage design.
In our Roads & Asphalt courses, you’ll learn about:
Asphalt production and materials
Sustainable surfacing options
Pavement design using the DMRB
Each course offers practical insights into road construction and surface treatments.
Courses are available online, on-site, or at UK locations including Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Dunfermline.
Synergie Training offers comprehensive Bentley MicroStation and OpenRoads courses, covering highway design, drainage, and 3D modelling to enhance your infrastructure skills.
Synergie Training offers specialised Transport & Highways courses, covering cycling infrastructure, asphalt technology, and sustainable practices to enhance infrastructure expertise.
Synergie Training offers Highways & Drainage courses covering highway design, drainage systems, maintenance, and SUDS to support safe and sustainable infrastructure.
Synergie Training offers Roads & Asphalt courses covering asphalt technology, pavement design, sustainability, and maintenance to enhance infrastructure expertise.
Explore our range of training courses in this category to find the right fit for your learning goals.
The course, led by Tony Binns, focuses on concrete properties, materials, testing techniques, and quality control in construction projects. Participants learn about concrete composition, testing standards, mix design, and quality assurance. The program covers topics such as concrete specification, procurement, production, and on-site management. Emphasis is placed on practical applications, including laboratory trials and field assessments. The course spans three days and concludes with an action plan for implementing the knowledge gained.
This one-day course focuses on providing in-depth knowledge and practical skills related to asphalt construction and maintenance. Participants will learn about excavation, backfill, sub base, asphalt terminology, aggregate properties, bitumen grades, laying techniques, ancillary activities, and assessment of finished jobs. The course aims to enhance understanding of asphalt materials and their applications, as well as improve the quality and durability of asphalt construction projects. Practical sessions are included for hands-on experience in asphalt laying.
This three-day training course for Engineers, led by Course Tutor Tony Binns, covers a comprehensive range of topics related to concrete properties and composition. Participants will learn about materials such as cements, fly ash, and silica fume, as well as techniques for testing concrete quality and managing concrete on-site. The course includes practical sessions on concrete trials, use of admixtures, and standard tests according to BS EN standards. Participants will also gain insights into concrete specification, quality control, and quality assurance processes.
The Utility Excavations and Reinstatements course is designed for those involved in Streetworks, offering knowledge on material choices, processes, and sustainability. It aims to improve work quality, reduce defects, and enhance compliance with standards to prevent insurance claims and maintenance liabilities. The one-day course covers topics such as excavation, asphalt properties, and assessment of finished jobs. The speaker, Phil Cartmail, brings over 35 years of experience in civil engineering processes and materials. This CPD-endorsed course encourages collaboration to enhance industry practices.
This one-day course focuses on updating participants on Asphalt Terminology, Bitumen Grades, Laying Asphalt, and Assessment of the finished job. It includes practical asphalt laying sessions and an end-of-course assessment. Clients are required to provide kit and facilities for this onsite training.
The Pavement Design Training course focuses on the Design Manual for Roads & Bridges (DMRB) standards in the UK, essential for highway professionals. The course covers the new pavement design suite, principles of pavement design, and asphalt technology. It aims to equip delegates with the knowledge and confidence to undertake designs according to the latest standards. Intended for civil, highway, pavement, and transportation engineers involved in highway schemes, the course provides guidance on traffic assessment, pavement foundations, and surface course selection.
This 2-day course focuses on construction planning, covering topics such as critical path analysis, resource management, computer planning systems, and progress reporting. Participants will learn about coding programs, critical chain theory, and effective reporting techniques. Practical exercises include preparing network diagrams and weekly programs. The course aims to enhance participants' understanding of construction planning principles and equip them with the skills needed for effective project management.
The Sustainable Urban Highway Drainage Training course introduces Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS) to manage surface water run-off in urban environments sustainably. Participants gain insights into SUDS principles, techniques, and implications for highway engineers. The course covers topics such as sustainability, historical road drainage designs, hydrological criteria, climate change, ecological performance, legislation, and case studies. Suitable for construction professionals, the course aims to enhance understanding and application of SUDS practices to minimize environmental impacts and maximize amenity and biodiversity opportunities.