Synergie Training offers comprehensive Bentley MicroStation and OpenRoads courses, covering highway design, drainage, and 3D modelling to enhance your infrastructure skills.
Synergie Training offers practical, hands-on courses in Bentley MicroStation and OpenRoads. These are designed for civil engineers, designers, and infrastructure teams.
Courses include:
MicroStation fundamentals
Road and junction design in OpenRoads Designer
Roundabout layout and drainage system modelling
Earthworks modelling and alignment design
Template creation and ConceptStation use
Bentley Navigator for design review
Each course focuses on applying software skills to real infrastructure challenges. You’ll gain practical experience that boosts your confidence in CAD and highway design.
We deliver training online, on-site, or in person at UK venues, including Inverness, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Dunfermline.
Explore our range of training courses in this category to find the right fit for your learning goals.
This course will provide the delegate with the basics skills to work within the MicroStation environment.
This course will provide the delegate with the basics skills to work within the MicroStation environment.
This course will show you how to design a roundabout using the Openroads Designer horizontal and vertical alignment tools.
This course builds on the corridor and template design courses and shows you how to design a junction in Openroads Designer.
Openroads Designer uses object-oriented coordinate geometry and alignment design capabilities to provide intelligent updating as you quickly create your horizontal and vertical alignments.
In this course you will learn how to create conceptual models that include roads, bridges and junctions, with lighting, guardrail and street markings.
You will learn how to build horizontal and vertical alignments from individual elements which will be familiar to previous MX users such as fixed, free and floating elements.
This course will show you how to easily extract drawings from your model in any scale you choose.
