ITEC Engineering in Kenya, with a number of iRAP Accrédité Practitioners, is proud to have successfully conducted road safety engineering training organized as part of the Consultancy Services for Road Safety Audit and Development of Hazardous/Blackspot Guidelines Project for Kenya National Highways Authority (KenHA).
The training, held in Machakos from 11 to 14 May, brought together engineering professionals across all the directorates to strengthen knowledge, enhance technical capacity, and promote best practices in improving road safety standards and infrastructure development.
Key areas covered during the training included:
- Introduction to Road Safety
- Road Safety Best Practice
- Engineering Safer Road Infrastructure
- Road Safety Audits (RSA Case study – Kenol-Sagana-Marua)
- The iRAP Methodology (iRAP Case study – B6 Corridor)
- Work Zone TMP Guidelines
- The Economics of Road Safety
- Preparation of Blackspot Management Guidelines (Case Study – BSM for KeNHA)
- Preparing Road Safety Management Policies and Strategies (Case Study – Road Safety Management Policies and Strategies for KeNHA)
ITEC Engineering extends its appreciation to all KenHA Engineers for their active participation and contribution to advancing road safety excellence.
KenHA is making significant strides in road safety. Read more iRAP in Kenya news here.
Article credit: ITEC Engineering