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Road Safety Audit, Environmental & Sustainability Awareness for Highway Engineers
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Road Safety Audit, Environmental & Sustainability Awareness for Highway Engineers The roles of the Highway Engineers, Supervisors and Inspectors are central to the effective management of the highway network. It is important that all concerned with the design and management of the network have a full understanding of wider road safety, community responsibility and other issues.
Aims and Objectives:
This course is designed to address the situation where highway personnel often fall foul of Safety Audit, Environmental, Sustainability and "buildability" considerations, requiring eventual expensive (and probably unnecessary) redesign or remedial measures. It is important that such considerations are factored in at appropriate stages in the process, and are not regarded as inconvenient later "clip-ons"!
The course is also intended to ensure that all involved are qualified to the appropriate extent, raising awareness as to all routes to qualification, which can extend beyond civil/high.
An appreciation of "The principles of Road Safety Audit (RSA)" will form a central element of the course.
The course is run as a project management (PM) exercise - embracing best PM practices.
Course Outline:
An obvious essential is a clear understanding of the needs of the client, the physical elements of highway/road safety, and the human factors associated with road users
The various routes to qualification and their full understanding, and the individual steps needed to achieve them - relevant NVQ’s, professional membership (all levels) with appropriate Institutions
The effects of road design, usage, and implementation of works on road safety
The principles of Road Safety Audit (RSA). What is it the Auditor is looking for?
How to improve design performance by building in RSA considerations from the start?
Importance of clarity and lack of doubt
A preliminary look at signage, parking controls and speed management as traffic regulation tools
Time, Resources and Costs/budgets management
Appreciation and management of quality systems
What constitutes a Successful Outcome for the Organisation?
A detailed appreciation of the attributes needed to successfully discharge joint highway management(HM)/road safety(RS) duties
Good communications and the characteristics of a good mentor
Preliminary look at elements contributing to Road Safety - such as the principles of permanent and temporary signage, parking controls and the need to encourage disciplined parking in all cases, speed regulation and the ways of effecting driver behaviour changes in specific circumstances
Work Breakdown Structure
Briefing individuals on appropriate qualification paths
Development Objectives and/or other preparation needs
Training Plan, Training Records, CPD, regular liaison with the Trainer
Identifying the Employee’s readiness for the Review
Developing an effective logging system, Monitoring mile-stones
Research into technical issues
Appropriate Codes, Manuals, Working Methods
Best Practice Review
Post-Project Appraisals - how can RS performance be measured and improved? A Classroom course provided by Symmons Madge Associates Ltd. in Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Exeter, Glasgow, Slough, United Kingdom
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