The latest episode of the AASHTO re:source podcast series discusses the results for the most recent soil proficiency samples collected by the Proficiency Sample Program or PSP operated by AASHTO re:source – including Soil Classification and Compaction, Soil California Bearing Ratio, and Soil Resistance R-Value. To listen to this episode, click here.
[Above image by AASHTO re:source]
AASHTO re:source – a division of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials – provides services and tools through three major programs: the Laboratory Assessment Program, the PSP, and the AASHTO Accreditation Program. It also launched this podcast series in September 2020.
Proficiency sampling serves as a valuable tool for evaluating laboratory performance and competency – laboratories that are key to ensuring the material used to build highways, streets, and roads is uniform and of high-quality. This particular podcast looks at some of the AASHTO re:source’s findings from its most recent batch of soil classification samplings taken during the month of May.
Other AASHTO re:source articles about its PSP service include: “Not Just a Box of Rocks: An Introduction to the AMRL Proficiency Sample Program,” “Proficiency Sample Ratings: Being Average Has Never Been So Good,” and “Getting the Most Out of the Proficiency Sample Program: A Guide to Our Online Features and Tools.”
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