Managing Risk on Lower Order Roads
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Date
14 November 2024
Duration
1 day
Location
Head Office - Brisbane
CPD Hours
7
Price
Member Price
$850 + GST
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Non Member Price
$1050 + GST
The Lower Order Road Design Guidelines has been developed to assist practitioners with a risk-based approach for the design and construction of lower order assets held by local government in Queensland. As the lower order road network accounts for over 70% of local and state controlled networks throughout Queensland, this approach allows stakeholders to maximise the return on funds invested.
To assist with the implementation of these guidelines, a training program has been developed that provides key stakeholders with the relevant knowledge and skills to apply the strategies embedded in the document in a practical and consistent way.
Content
Asset characteristics
The road user
Project inputs
Design principles
Drainage
Pavements
Field procedures
Who should attend?
There are a number of key stakeholders who influence the outcomes throughout the design and construction process. In order to achieve consistent outcomes, it is essential that all of these stakeholders’ have a common understanding of the risk management strategies and how they apply at each stage of the design and construction process from concept through to completion.
Typical attendees include:
Planners
Designers
Engineers
Construction Technicians
Surveyors
Supervisors
Learning Outcomes
Participants will be provided with a certificate of attendance. Certificates can be uploaded to the Track MY CPD portal to monitor you CPD compliance for or towards RPEQ
Facilitator
Rodney Moss
Executive Civil Designer at Harrison Infrastructure Group
Rod Moss has gained wide experience in infrastructure design and municipal engineering nationally and internationally. Rodney has in depth understanding of all aspects of road and drainage design. His experience also extends to GIS/Spatial Analysis, hydraulic installations including detention basins, sewerage collector networks and treatment plants. Rod has over 40 years’ experience in multidisciplinary projects with 23 years based in South America, where he also managed his own service provider company. He has a depth of experience gained on a variety of projects throughout Australia, Brazil and Bolivia with key strengths in Project Management and team building. Rod’s recent experience includes a variety of civil engineering designs ranging from major projects to minor works programs for both public and private entities.
Rod has recently been involved in developing strategic plans for road networks in anticipation of significant growth expected due to the development of regional energy resources and associated investments. Rod has been able to mentor younger designers and managers in their professional development
