Post Project Construction Evaluation

Work zones carry risk for employees, the traveling public, construction industry employers, and facility owners. It is common for many construction projects to face the same or similar issues, and, with an evaluation process in place, an agency can improve its efficiency when project staff learn from others’ experiences and avoid duplication of their efforts. Documenting the lessons learned and sharing the information across the agency can serve as a benefit to future projects in key areas, such as cost, schedule, and safety. This training was developed to help agencies manage and evaluate work zone activities and document the lessons learned.

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Training Objective

To learn about and implement processes of Evaluation, Feedback and Feeback Loop, and Lessons Learned Documentation in work zone construction projects.

Training Modules

Development Team

Jennifer Shane


Associate Professor & Director CMATIowa State UniversityRead more about Jennifer Shane

Carolina Resende


Assistant Professor
Louisiana State University

Michael Volk


Graduate Student
Iowa State University
This material is based upon work supported by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) under Cooperative Agreement DTFH61-1-RA-00018, 2016 FHWA Work Zone Safety Training.  This project is lead by Iowa State University and the Institute for Transportation with collaboration from Michigan State University, the University of Kansas, and the University of Missouri.