An AusRAP National Webinar on 23 November will mark the transition of leadership of the Australian Road Assessment Programme from the Australian Automobile Association (AAA) para Austroads, celebrando 20 anos de sucesso e novas oportunidades compartilhadas para direcionamento e parcerias para eliminar estradas de alto risco no país.
Data: Tuesday 23 November 2021
Localização: Online, 16:00 – 17:00 AEDT
Organiser: Austroads
O Programa Australiano de Avaliação de Rodovias (AusRAP) foi introduzido na Austrália por clubes de mobilidade estaduais, com a AAA liderando em parceria com a Austroads, o Australian Road Research Board (ARRB) e o International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP). A parceria AusRAP tem trabalhado em conjunto com governos estaduais, territoriais e locais na otimização e medição de investimentos em segurança de infraestrutura desde 2001. Reconhecendo o uso extensivo dos protocolos e sistemas AusRAP em nível institucional por agências rodoviárias em toda a Austrália, a liderança do AusRAP está agora sendo transferida para a Austroads.
O Programa AusRAP, liderado pela Austroads, se baseará em uma extensa plataforma de experiência local e aplicação por agências governamentais estaduais e locais, clubes de mobilidade, Austroads e ARRB como um Centro de Excelência iRAP. No total, foram concluídas mais de 300.000 km de avaliações de classificação por estrelas e de planejamento de investimentos do AusRAP; mais de 40.000 km de mapeamento de riscos e mais de 400 km de projetos rodoviários receberam classificação por estrelas na Austrália. A parceria continuará a se beneficiar e a contribuir para as parcerias globais iRAP que estão em vigor em mais de 100 países em todo o mundo.
This webinar will kick-start a new era of activity for AusRAP and cover:
- Nova liderança, governança e colaboração para o AusRAP
- Direções globais e aprendizados do Reino Unido
- Desenvolvimentos empolgantes na Austrália
- Próximos passos para o AusRAP
The webinar will be presented by Michael Nieuwesteeg, Rob McInerney, James Bradford and John Hardwick.
- Michael Nieuwesteeg is the Austroads Road Safety & Design Program Manager. Michael joined Austroads in March 2021 to lead its Road Safety & Design Program. He has a background in statistics and data analysis. He has worked in road safety since 2008 with the Transport Accident Commission in Victoria, as research manager, director of the TAC’s $1.7 billion Safe System Road Infrastructure Program, and director of the TAC’s road safety programs and policy portfolios.
- Rob McInerney is the CEO of iRAP, supporting RAP partnerships in over 100 countries worldwide. Prior to joining iRAP he worked with ARRB in various roles based in Perth, Melbourne and Brisbane and commenced his career with the Department of Transport in SA (now Department for Infrastructure and Transport) in a variety of design, construction, planning and asset management roles across the State.
- James Bradford is the Global Technical Director for iRAP, EuroRAP and the Road Safety Foundation based in the UK. James leads the development of the free-to-air iRAP protocols and tool-suite that is used in more than 100 countries. He is in charge of the technical product development and innovation with government, research and industry partners worldwide and oversees the governance of the iRAP global standard through the independent Global Technical Committee.
- John Hardwick, Executive Director of the Asset Management Branch at Transport for NSW, responsible for leading and enabling transport service outcomes for customers and communities through effective whole of life asset management. John has a background of over 30 years in asset management within the electricity and transport industries, is a passionate leader of organisational improvement in asset and operational risk management and has implemented world class asset management strategies and systems to manage risk and provide value for customers and communities.
There is no charge for the webinar but registration is essential. Can’t make the live session? Register and we’ll send you a link to the recording.
In addition, following on from this webinar, on 25 November, ITE-ANZ will host a practitioner seminar focused on practical aspects of AusRAP star ratings in policy, road investment and safety auditing. Register for the ITE-ANZ event aqui.
Two AusRAP November webinars:
