Removing Pedestrian Guardrail

TMS offers an extensive range of training courses in the field of Road Safety and Traffic Management.  All courses offer a 'hands on' approach to training and are recognised for CPD by the IHE and CIHT

Removing Pedestrian Guardrail

Overview:

The course will examine the principles and practicalities of removing guardrail. It will examine a number of different risk assessment methodologies for deciding where guardrail can be removed and when it should be retained or provided.

The course will also include London based case studies and an on-site workshop using one or more of these risk assessments to decide whether or not to retain guardrail. Training will be provided by a mixture of short lectures, case studies and workshops. Delegates will participate in group workshops giving a 'hands on' approach to the subject and the build up the confidence to put into practice what they have learnt during the course.

Topics Covered:

• Background - why do we need to remove guardrail?
• What does the research tell us?
• DfT guard rail assessment methodology
• TfL guard rail assessment methodology
• Hackney assessment procedure and experience
• Workshop - On site removal survey 
• Case studies

Certification:

Delegates completing this course will receive a CPD certificate of attendance, recognised by both the IHE and CIHT.

Date of Next Course: 7th December 2011 - Cancelled

Rescheduled for 23rd February 2012

Course Fees: £225 excluding VAT

Venue: Church House Conference Centre, Westminster, London

Booking a place:

To apply for a place on this training course please download a booking form and return to TMS as soon as you can.