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System Name: Asset & Work Manager (AWM) - formerly called RAMM Software Company: ThinkProject New User If you are a new user, you will need to be issued with a login. Request a login by contacting support@pngroads.com . You will need to ...
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This article demonstrates how to adjust the dimensions for a record. This may be needed when the actual length drawn is different from the calculated length (end location - start location) for the record. This is expected for records that either a...
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Why permissions are important Data protection is extremely important and needs to be managed carefully. Within any organisation there will be many AWM users with varying roles and responsibilities. The permissions in AWM around access, and w...
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The AWM Asset Hierarchy feature allows for relationships to be defined between different items in the database. Relationships are created by adding links between related records. Opening the Asset Hierarchy screen for the selected record. ...
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Last Updated: 20/03/2026
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Open Microsoft Teams Search for ‘Microsoft Teams’ using the search function on the bottom left corner of the screen. Click on the Microsoft Teams application. Select the Calendar tab Click on the Calendar tab on the far left hand column....
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Road structures are a key asset group in a road network. They're often critical points of risk (a broken structure makes a whole road inaccessible) and require support from a specialist structural engineer to manage over the long term. Types o...
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What data should be collected for bridges? The Bridge Data Dictionary outlines the data that must be collected and provided by suppliers carrying out activities that affect the Bridge table. This data is required to ensure that the objectives ...
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Article Purpose To provide specification for a safe and standard method for collecting bridge condition data using Open Data Kit (ODK) data collection systems. Intended Users Anyone who is responsible for setting up or carryin...
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1. Roadway and Deck Elements The inspector should check: The pavement for unevenness, settlement, or roughness (shown below). Shoulders, slopes, drainage, and the approach guardrail. The deck and sidewalks for various defects, noting the si...