
Engineering Fundamentals for Road Safety Audits
Mar 13, 2016 - Mar 17, 2016
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Overview
One of the world-acclaimed IRF Safer Roads By Design™ Executive Seminars will be held from March 13-17, 2016 in Dubai, UAE. This Safer Roads by Design™ “An Introduction to Engineering Fundamentals for Road Safety Auditing” Training Program is one of the most comprehensive road safety training programs available in the world. Top international road safety specialists from a variety of countries will present best practices and state of the art technologies in Roadside Safety, Work Zone Safety, Vulnerable User Safety and Road Safety Audits over a 5-day period.
This course will clearly define the concept of the different Phases or Stages of the Road Safety Audit Process. The first three days will be used to introduce delegates to some of the more typical safety countermeasures used for roadside safety, work zone safety and vulnerable road user safety, while days four and five are dedicated to the 8 Steps of a Road Safety Audit. Delegates will use a team approach to actually conduct a Road Safety Audit (Stage 4 Road Safety Inspection.) As a part of this hands-on practical learning experience, delegates will be able to utilize some of the countermeasures they learned about during the first three days. Delegates are also taught how to prepare and present a Road Safety Audit Summary Proposal for a project owner.
This training is ideal for individuals who ultimately want to become Road Safety Audit Team Leaders. It will give them a clear understanding of the Road Safety Audit process, which will be helpful on future audits. The course also is designed to give basic road safety information to anyone in a position to try to improve road safety in their area of concern. The ultimate purpose of this seminar is to make all roads safer for All Road Users and to help road authorities, consultants, banks, contractors and private industry understand what can be done to help to meet the Decade of Action challenge to reduce fatalities 50% by 2020.
The Safer Roads by Design™ Introduction to Engineering Fundamentals for Road Safety Auditing Executive Seminar is one of the most comprehensive road safety training programs in the world.
A Look Inside the Safer Roads by Design™ Course
Target Audience
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- Road & Transportation Agency Executives
- Federal & State Public Officials and other Regional Transportation Authorities
- Private Consultants & Contractors
- Infrastructure Developers
- Toll Operators
- Infrastructure Funds / Financial Institutions
- Senior Financial & Legal Advisors, Technical Advisors , Insurers, Modelers
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Course Outcomes
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- Get a clear understanding of methods to identify dangerous roadside hazards and understand how to choose the correct option to correct the situation
- Understand the issues facing pedestrian, bicyclist, motorcyclist, public transport and non-motorized vehicle safety
- Gain an understanding of work zones & how they can be made safer for the motorist, worker, and pedestrians
- Learn how to create a road safety audit team and how to conduct a road safety audit
- Discuss how to collect data to assess the performance of roads, and how technology can be utilized to enhance operations and safety of roads
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Ben has been involved in road safety industry since 2003, joining Highway Care from college. He has been responsible for Highway Care’s International Sales operations for the past five years helping to introduce innovative road safety products into the Middle East, Asia and Australasia. Ben gained extensive experience in the use of temporary barriers for work-zones, as well as Truck Mounted Attenuators (TMA’s), guardrails and cable barriers through his eleven plus years in the road safety industry.
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A detailed agenda is available in the program, downloadable via the green 'Download Program' button to your right.Sunday, March 13 |
Introduction and Welcome |
Fundamentals of Road Safety |
Road Safety Glossary: Breakaway Devices; Longitudinal Barriers |
Crash Cushions; Terminals and Transitions |
Roundtable Discussion |
Monday, March 14 |
Fundamentals of Work Zone Safety; Truck Mounted Attenuators (TMAs) |
Real World Work Zone Experiences in Dubai |
Dubai Work Zone Manual |
Positive Protection in the Work Zone |
New Innovations and Electronic Enforcement Technologies for Work Zone Safety |
Overview of the Five Elements of a Work Zone |
Summary and Roundtable Discussion |
Hat Exchange Dinner |
Tuesday, March 15 |
Defining a Vulnerable User; Introduction to Infrastructure Safety Management |
Real World Vulnerable User Safety Experiences |
Segment Issues & Countermeasures for Vulnerable Users: Pedestrians |
Segment Issues & Countermeasures for Vulnerable Users: Bicyclists, Motorcyclists, Public Transit Users, Others |
Police Corruption: The 800-Pound Gorilla in the Room |
Building Local Knowledge Capacity |
What is the IRF? |
Effective Leadership |
Summary and Roundtable Discussion |
Wednesday, March 16 |
Introduction to Road Safety Audits |
Introduction to Road Safety Audits (continued) |
Conducting a Road Safety Audit |
Conducting a Road Safety Audit (continued) |
Roundtable Discussion |
Thursday, March 17 |
Preparing a Road Safety Audit Summary Report |
Presenting a Road Safety Audit Summary Report |
Roundtable Summary Discussion |
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