Learn the basics of dirt takeoff and how to enter original ground, stripping, proposed design, and subgrade from PDF plan sheets. Topics include data entry, editing, quantity analysis, formatting of earthwork reports and AGTEK KMZ files.

Perfect for intermediate to advanced users with a good understanding of Gradework, but want to enhance their skills. Can be geared towards the trainees’ specific needs or cover more advanced features such as strata entry, advanced templates, staging surfaces, working with CAD data, multiple surfaces, and map projections.

This Gradework class covers processing drone data files. Topics include modifying your earthwork takeoff for project management, importing and processing drone flight images and point clouds, and calculating progress topos.

Learn how to build GPS models and export them to your Leica, Topcon, or Trimble machines. Topics include importing CAD files, utilizing breaklines, managing export colors of linework, and exporting models in the required format for field use.

This class includes cross section entry from PDF and entering alignments from plan view PDF files. Topics include mass haul diagram analysis, coordinate geometry (COGO), editing cross sections, and formatting reports. Class requires previous Gradework/Sitework experience.

This class includes takeoff entry from Gradework and PDF files as well as instruction on material and structure databases. Other topics include organizing information by class, project phasing, formatting material reports and AGTEK KMZ files.

This class includes pipe entry and trench quantities from Gradework and PDF files as well as instruction on pipe and structure databases, computing bedding, cover, backfill, pipe displacement, and pipe lengths. Other topics include organizing information by class, project phasing, formatting underground reports and AGTEK KMZ files.

This training class covers techniques for haul planning and performance tracking to validate estimates and close the loop between office and field.

This class covers techniques for geo-referencing your takeoff or model for use on the job site with a mobile device. Topics include mobile app basics, navigate the site with the cut-fill gridmap and plan set in the background, documenting site conditions with photos, notes and tracks, 3D View of your GPS model, entering balance regions, updated drone topo surface and orthomosaic image.

Learn how to manage production in the field from real time equipment tracks from simple machine-mounted sensors. This class covers setting up track sensors on equipment and SmartTrack basics such as current measure of load counts, cycle times, moving time, stopped time and location of tracked equipment.