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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.
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.
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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
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- Asset characteristics
- The road user
- Project inputs
- Design principles
- Drainage
- Pavements
- Field procedures
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- Lectures
- Case studies
- Group discussions
- In-class activities
- Worked examples
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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