EDINBURGH: Learn about the processes surrounding the road safety audit, who should do what and how a designer should respond.
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17:00 for 17:30 start
Refreshments of tea, coffee and biscuits will be available from 17:00
The processes surrounding road safety audit can often be confused, misinterpreted and misunderstood by Overseeing Organisations (Roads Authorities) and designers.
This talk by Eric Hill, the Society or Road Safety Auditors committee representative for Scotland, will cover who should do what, the processes involved and how a designer should respond and what the Overseeing Organisation should expect.
The event is aimed at all who are involved in the road safety process and in particular Designers and Roads Authority staff who are responsible for the commissioning and responding to road safety audits.
Eric Hill, Principal Engineer, Sweco
Eric has over 28 years’ experience of highways, traffic and road safety engineering within both public and private sectors, working on projects throughout Scotland, England and the Republic of Ireland.
He was elected to the committee of the Society of Road Safety Auditors in 2015 as the representative for Scotland. Since then he has organised successful annual conferences and workshops for road safety professionals in Scotland, provided lectures and talks to numerous groups including Napier University and Police Scotland.
For further information, please e-mail us at scotland@ciht.org.uk
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