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#1 Posted : 21 June 2007 16:46:00(UTC)
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Posted By holyterror72 Has anybody got the details of any consultants who specialise in dealing with traffic management issues? If so, can you email me their details please.
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#2 Posted : 21 June 2007 21:32:00(UTC)
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Posted By RP Call this number 01291 690465
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#3 Posted : 22 June 2007 11:34:00(UTC)
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Posted By Raymond Rapp Have emailed you direct.
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#4 Posted : 22 June 2007 18:01:00(UTC)
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Posted By David Balkwell Hi there Holyterror Dont forget you may well need to consider UKAS Sector Schemes 12a/b 12c and or 12d As an Assessor in this subject if you havnt already got what information you need drop me an email on davidbalkwell@mobileemail.vodafone.net David
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#5 Posted : 23 June 2007 11:38:00(UTC)
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Posted By Ciaran McAleenan Just a point of clarification. The Sector Schemes 12 a-d are only needed if your client specifies them. They are not an absolute requirement for setting out temporary traffic management. Best wishes Ciaran
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#6 Posted : 23 June 2007 12:28:00(UTC)
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Posted By David Balkwell Interesting discussion point Pretty much always the case with 12a/b and c although some subcontract relationships are stretching the point Just to pick on one SS though – 12d since the clarification of applicability in the January 2007 revision the ambiguity has been unravelled (a bit) Scope This SSD describes the quality management system requirements to be established by Organizations for the installation, maintenance and removal of temporary traffic management on rural and urban roads (excluding mobile lane closure techniques). This Scheme is therefore applicable to works on all single carriageways including three lane roads, and dual carriageways o f less than 50mph. It includes all temporary traffic control systems for vehicles as well as those for other road users eg pedestrians, cyclists and equestrians. It is intended that highway authorities that use the Specification for Highway Works (SHW) as the basic document for procuring highways work will require compliance with ISO 9001:2000 and this Sector Scheme Document. It is recommended that other Highway Authorities should adopt the scheme as a standard requirement. NB National Highway Sector Schemes are mandatory for Highway Agency contracts and existing suppliers should demonstrate compliance with the requirements of ISO 9001:2000 and this sector scheme document as part of their continuous improvement within ISO 9001:2000 registration. Best regards David
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#7 Posted : 23 June 2007 12:46:00(UTC)
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Posted By Ciaran McAleenan David The key point is that it refers to national highways work and only when the highway authority deem it a requirement. It does not refer to the myriad road works carried out across the network that are not associated with the national road authority; for example * utility installation, * tree and hedge maintenance, * housing developments * etc In other words Chapter 8 or the red Book "Safety at Roadworks and Street Works" is appropriate TTM advice and guidance for all TTM situations. Highway Authoritie may deem NHSS appropriate for their contracts, as Highway Agency have already done. Best wishes Ciaran
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