IPWEAQ
Enhancing the
quality of life for all Queensland
communities
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Road Safety Audits are an integral part of the safe system approach at all stages of the road construction and maintenance process. The objective of a road safety audit is to identify foreseeable hazards for all road users. The road safety audit process provides a reasonable, but not absolute, hazard identification method for all road users, focusing on reducing fatal and serious injuries.
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Designed for
road safety audit practitioners who have not conducted a sufficient number of
road safety audits to remain on the register of accredited auditors. The course
may also be useful for accredited auditors wishing to hone their skills and
knowledge.
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• The mechanics of Road Safety Audits
• Legal liabilities
• Safe system & safe road environment
• The audit process
• Report writing
• Land use developments
• Roadside hazards
• Vulnerable road users
• Roadwork traffic management
• Lectures
• Case studies
• Group discussions
• In-class activities
• Site inspections (day & night)
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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. To become a registered Road Safety Auditor, the Department of Transport and Main Roads requires that you have:
• a minimum of five (5) years’ relevant experience in road design, traffic engineering, road safety engineering or other closely related road safety discipline;
• successfully completed an approved road safety auditors course (this course).
Attendees can download a free version of the Austroads Guide to Road Safety
Part 6: Managing Road Safety Audits via the Austroads website: