Participants will have the opportunity to:
The intended audience includes State, local and private sector personnel associated with any aspect of SMS implementation. The number attending will be limited to a total of thirty five (35) participants per course.
States requesting the course can tailor the three modules to fit their interests, by requesting more concentration on a particular module or modules, or parts of modules.
There are no instructor or course material costs. The host state selects and arranges for participant attendance, and provides the meeting facilities, together with the usual visual aid equipment and general meeting needs.
This course presents the relationship of the 8 SMS Management Elements to the 5 Major Safety Program Areas. This course links the SMS to Organizational Approaches, Multidisciplinary Practices, and Technological Applications The introduction includes the evolution of SMS, a review of the SMS implementation in the host state, a review of SMS provisions, and the relation of the Management Process to SMS. Module I presents the organizational approach to developing an SMS in several states. Module II presents examples of multidisciplin-ary practices, such as work zone safety, corridor safety, and safe community programs. Module III presents various technological applications, including software applications.
Vincent Nowakowski, or Leverson Boodlal Fax #: (202) 366-7909 Go to the DP-104 Highway Safety Management Systems Project Page Federal Highway Administration
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