Hands-on hardscape classes

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Foundation Skills Class, December 2006
The new class schedule has just been added to the SASP calendar. The number of classes will be limited again this year, so sign up early! The classes at The School for Advanced Segmental Paving are a great addition to the in-house training you are already providing to your employees. From novice to expert, students learn new techniques and reinforce industry best practices.

We are pleased to have Greg Ambrose back as our lead instructor again this year. With over 25 years of experience in the Hardscape Industry, he brings a wealth of knowledge to the curriculum offered at the school. Each class is limited to 12 students to maximize learning through hands-on training.

Foundation Skills for Paver Construction

December 5 — 7, 2011
OR March 12 - 14, 2012
Cost: $1410 per student
Class covers: Elevations, Layout, Excavation, Sub-grade Compaction, Geotextile Fabrics, Base Construction & Compaction, Grading, Edge Restraints, Sand Screeding, Laying Pavers, Marking & Cutting, Compacting & Setting Pavers

Foundation Skills for Segmental Retaining Wall Construction

December 8 - 9, 2011 OR March 15 - 16, 2012
Cost: $940 per student
Class covers: Elevations, Excavation, Sub-grade compaction, Leveling pad construction, Base course installation, Marking & Cutting, Placing successive courses, Compaction, Drainage, Geogrid installation, Capping

Combo Class

Sign up for both classes and receive a 10% discount!
Cost: $2115 per student

These classes were developed using the best practices techniques from Contractor Founders from around the country and follows the standards set by industry associations. Get an edge over your competition, the number of classes are limited and this educational opportunity is not offered anywhere else.

For more information visit www.paverschool.com.
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