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Temporary Traffic Management at Roadworks: Latest Standards

National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO) is running a half day workshop on Temporary Traffic Management at Roadworks: Latest Standards

Are you…

An employer with employees working on or beside the road?
A holder of a CSCS Card and looking for refresher training?
A Manager, Supervisor and Engineer responsible for employees working on or beside the road?

…then this is for YOU!

The Temporary Traffic Management at Roadworks: Latest Standards workshop is a half day seminar organised by National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO).

Note: This half day training workshop is not a replacement for the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) and/or SOLAS 3-day Signing, Lighting and Guarding at Roadworks training. However, the workshop will be good refresher training for those who have already completed their SOLAS 3-day training and are looking to keep their knowledge up to date.

Locations:
Castlebar, Killarney, Limerick

Workshop Fee: €125 NISO members / €150 non members
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Workshop Overview / Who Should Attend?
There are major changes effecting temporary traffic management standards in Ireland. In June 2017, the Department of Transport initiated a major consultation with the sector on a new operations document. This will have a significant impact on existing temporary management design standards and training. Any organisation working on or near roads will be impacted by these changes.
This workshop is relevant to any organisation working on or near public roads. Such work includes:

building and maintaining roads and footpaths
road openings for utilities and services
working on, above or under roads as part of your activities.

This includes local authorities, consultants and contractors.

Workshop Outcomes
Managers, job planners, engineers, safety staff and supervisors within those organisations will be given practical advice on:

Managing risks associated with temporary traffic management within the organisation’s safety management system and at work sites on the ground.
Identifying appropriate controls and proper assignment of responsibilities.
Systems of control
1. Standard plans & layouts: how to ensure they are applied correctly to specific sites
2. Site specific plans
3. Job packs: What do you operatives need to ensure they can do the job safety?
Planning & design of roadworks in accordance with Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual.
How to deploy temporary traffic management safely and the implications of the new operations guidance document.
Safety for pedestrians & vulnerable road user.
The training requirements for those involved in temporary traffic management.

Dates and Venues:

Limerick: 4 September 2024; 09.00hrs. to 13.00hrs.; Greenhills Hotel, Ennis Road, Limerick, V94 X2RV
Killarney: 10 October 2024; 15.00hrs. to 18.30hrs.; Great Southern Killarney, Town Centre, Avenue, Killarney, Co. Kerry, V93 R866
Castlebar: 24 October 2024; 09.00hrs. to 13.00hrs.; Ellison Hotel, Lannagh Rd., Knockcroghery, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, F23 V279

[More venues may be added subject to demand]

Workshop Programme:

09.00 Registration
09.30 The Significant Changes introduced by revised Chapter 8 and Guidance Documents
09.50 Managing Safety at Roadworks Sites
10.10 Training and Competence
10.30 Risk Assessment
11.00 Break
11.15 Pedestrians and Cyclists
11.45 Roadworks Job Packs

Layouts
Site Specific Assessments
Method Statements

12.15 Client Obligations

Inspecting and Auditing Your Traffic Management Providers
Identifying Issues
Responsibilities
Time Periods and Frequency

13:00 Close

Duration:
Half day from 09.30hrs. to 13.00hrs. (Killarney – 15.00hrs. to 18.30hrs.)

Certificate of Attendance:
Participants who have successfully completed the training will be issued with a NISO certificate of attendance.
There is no assessment but active participation is required.

Workshop Speaker:
Charlie Kerr (BE CEng MIEI)

Charlie Kerr (BE CEng MIEI)

Charlie is a professional and nationally recognised engineer with solid design, management and operational experience in road asset management, traffic management and health and safety. He is the managing director at Tobar Segais, a consultancy firm engaged by the Department of Transport, large consultants and contractors on new standards development and innovative projects. Charlie holds the unique position of being a principle member of every group on national standards for traffic management at roadworks

He is currently working on the operations document for Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual for the Department of Transport.
He has worked on both editions of “Guidelines for the Control of Traffic at Roadworks” for Department of Transport, LGMA and endorsed by HSA.
Charlie has contributed to revisions and advise notes on Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual.
He has contributed to revisions on regulation 97 of the Construction Regulations 2006 for working on roads, and HSA Working on Roads Guidelines.
Charlie is fully qualified in all aspects of traffic management (planning, design and operations) with experience in identifying training needs and provision of training programmes across 31 local authorities and the private sector for technical and operational staff.
He was the project lead of the nationally recognised Planning and Design of Traffic Management Course for both low speed and high speed roads.
He was also the project lead for the nationally recognised Traffic Management Operations Courses for Motorways, including Static Operations, Mobile Operations, IPV Driver, and Supervisor.
Charlie was the lead author and subject matter expert for CSCS Signing Lighting & Guarding at Roadworks and the CSCS Health and Safety at Roadworks and other Traffic management courses, including Temporary Traffic Signals and Stop Go Operator.

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Members of NISO avail of discounts on courses
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Any questions? Phone us at 1850 723389 or 01 465 9760